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Exciting partnerships for conservation are taking shape in New York, where local, state, federal and nonprofit groups are coming together to find new and creative ways to achieve their shared goals.
As Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar prepares to leave office, a look back at some of his achievements in the field of large landscape conservation, especially his efforts on the America’s Great Outdoors initiative.
The NPS has recently issued an update of sorts to the influential Leopold Report, among the first documents to advocate for an ecosystem approach to natural resource management in protected areas. What’s good about the new “Revisiting Leopold” document and what needs a bit more work.
Exciting partnerships for conservation are taking shape in New York, where local, state, federal and nonprofit groups are coming together to find new and creative ways to achieve their shared goals.
As Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar prepares to leave office, a look back at some of his achievements in the field of large landscape conservation, especially his efforts on the America’s Great Outdoors initiative.
The NPS has recently issued an update of sorts to the influential Leopold Report, among the first documents to advocate for an ecosystem approach to natural resource management in protected areas. What’s good about the new “Revisiting Leopold” document and what needs a bit more work.