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• Debbie Heaton, Sierra Club - (302) 378-8501 .
• Jim Stuhltrager, Mid-Atlantic Environmental Law Center - (302) 477-2086.
• Sierra Club threatens suit to protect the White Clay Creek.
• Wilmington, DE - Sierra Club acted today to conserve two of Delaware's most recognizable threatened species - the bald eagle and the bog turtle, and their habitat in the wild and scenic White Clay Creek. Represented by the Mid-Atlantic Environmental Law Center, the Sierra Club sent a letter, charging that the Delaware River Basin Commission (DRBC) failed to consult with the Department of Interior before issuing an emergency order allowing the removal of all fresh water from the White Clay Creek, .
• The Sierra Club is well aware the impact droughts have on both human activity and the environment. Consequently, it is the Club's intention to promote the conservation of our other finite natural resources and recognize the collective inability of the DRBC and the state to formulate and implement effective water planning and conservation measures.
• "Sierra Club members watched as the DRBC and the state did this the fist time in 1999. We thought that water conservation plans designed to alleviate future problems would be implemented, but we will not let them jeopardize the health of the White Clay Creek watershed for a second time due to their inaction," said Debbie Heaton with the Delaware Chapter Sierra Club.
• At the DRBC meeting in late August the Mid-Atlantic Environmental Law Center presented comments on behalf of the Sierra Club sharing the Club's concern that the stoppage of freshwater flow was not conducted in observance of federal environmental planning and species conservation requirements.
• "While times of acute water shortage call for serious and enforceable conservation restrictions, such shortages do not provide for the abandonment of state and federal environmental regulations, and the Delaware River Basin Commission failed to follow proper procedures" said Jim Stuhltrager, staff attorney, with the Mid-Atlantic Environmental Law Center.
• The Sierra Club is also concerned about water quality and degradation caused by improper and inadequate water conservation planning. ...
• The Sierra Club, founded in 1892, is the nation's oldest grass-roots environmental organization. ... " The Sierra Club is represented by the Mid-Atlantic Environmental Law Center ("MALEC") MALEC is a non-for-profit environmental law firm that provides legal services to public interest organizations in environmental matters. ... The Center is located at Widener University School of Law and works in tandem with students in Widener's Environmental and Natural Resources Law Clinic.

• Sierra Club Inland Conservation Committee.
• The Inland Conservation Committee of the Mendocino-Lake Group of the Sierra Club held the first of what is anticipated to be regular quarterly meetings, on January 8, at the Willits Environmental Center. Hannah Burkhardt, Inland Conservation Chair, conducted the meeting. ...
• Vidaver described the structure and method of operation of the Sierra Club. The Redwood Chapter is one of thirteen Sierra Club chapters in California and is divided into five groups - of which the Mendocino-Lake group is one. The Sierra Club considers itself a "grass-roots" organization with program emphasis and policy flowing from local groups. ...
• Vidaver also summarized major Sierra Club forest goals for the forthcoming year. ...
• A week later, on January 15th, the Executive Committee of the Redwood Chapter of the Sierra Club, meeting at the Willits Environmental Center, endorsed the rules and recommended their adoption. Subsequently, the Northern Regional Conservation Council of the Sierra Club also voted to support the adoption of the rules. ...
• The emergence of an articulate and effective presence by the Sierra Club in the inland region could well serve environmental causes. There are pressing issues relating to land-use, forestry, commercial development and recreation in which the Sierra Club has a long-standing interest. If those interests are to be represented it will require active involvement by Sierra Club members in the inland area. Burkhardt encouraged Sierra Club members to attend the next committee meeting: Saturday, April 2, 1994, 10:00 AM at the Willits Environmental Center, 316 S. ...
• MEETING ANNOUNCEMENTSierra Club Inland Conservation Committee .
• On Saturday, April 2, 1994, there will be a meeting of The Sierra Club, Mendocino-Lake Group Inland Conservation Committee. The meeting will at 10:00 AM at the Willits Environmental Center, 316 S. ... Hannah Burkhardt, Inland Conservation Committee Chair, will conduct the meeting. ...

• Cyber-Sierra's Conservation District Resource Center has over 2000 annotated links to online information. If you are developing conservation projects in watersheds, dealing with nonpoint source concerns, putting on landowner workshops, developing field guidelines, then start here!.

• Earth Day Fair Planned for Concord’s Conservation Center April 13.
• CONCORD-Segways and other alternative fuel vehicles, solar-energy demonstrations, and events for children will be among the highlights of the "Energy EmPowerment" Earth Day Fair planned for Saturday, April 13 at the Conservation Center on Portsmouth Street in Concord.
• Sponsored by Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests, the New Hampshire Sierra Club, the Governor’s Office of Energy and Community Services (ECS), and Clean Air-Cool Planet, events are scheduled from 10 a. ... at the Conservation Center.
• "The Rock and Roll of Energy" children’s show will be presented by Project Learning Tree, and the New Hampshire Science Center Collaborative will be on hand with their Climate Change Backpack to demonstrate how greenhouse gases and other factors create climate change.
• The New Hampshire Sierra Club will also offer a workshop on Global Climate Change.
• SPNHF staff will guide visitors through the Conservation Center, including the new French Wing, where they will be able to see energy-efficient and alternative energy applications at work. ...
• For more information about the event, call the New Hampshire Sierra Club at 223-8222, the SPNHF at 224-9945, or visit the ECS web site at www. ...
• Tour of the Conservation Center .
• Tour of the Conservation Center .
• Tour of the Conservation Center .
• Tour of the Conservation Center .
• Global Warming: The New Hampshire Sierra Club .
• Tour of the Conservation Center .
• Tour of the Conservation Center .
• Catherine Corkery, NH Sierra Club, (603) 224-8222 .

•      Conservation Alerts     .
• These links will address conservation alerts where immediate action should be taken.   Many of these will come from the NJ Chapter of the Sierra Club, but please feel free to send me others that you think are appropriate.   The Sierra Club makes your response very simple - just click on the link to send a fax to the concerned parties. ...   The Sierra Club's software handles all of the details based on your address. ...
• From the NJ Chapter of the Sierra Club web site --> Hamburg Mountain, in northern Sussex County, is the latest fierce battleground in the fight to save the Highlands' mountaintops and forests from sprawl development. ...
• In July 2000, the international Intrawest Corporation released plans for 1,600 condominiums, three hotels, two golf courses, a conference center and a "village of retail shops, restaurants and night clubs," much of it targeted for the forests and valleys of Hamburg Mountain. Intrawest's mountaintop development, which does not comply with a state conservation restriction or the Township's own Mountain Conservation District, will fragment the forests, destroy wildlife habitat and degrade water supplies.
• This alert was put out by the NJ Chapter of the Sierra Club and is based upon material from the Highlands Coalition. ...
• From the NJ Chapter of the Sierra Club web site -->  One of NJ's most amazing natural communities is located in the center of densely populated Hudson County in the interior of Liberty State Park. ...

• Center for Biological Diversity.
• CENTER FOR SIERRA NEVADA CONSERVATION.
• CENTER FOR BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY.
• Karen Schambach, Center for Sierra Nevada Conservation, 530-333-1106 or 530-305-0503 (cell);.
• Patterson, Center for Biological Diversity, 909-659-6053 x 306, 520-909-2159.
• SACRAMENTO ­ A trio of conservation organizations filed a lawsuit Friday charging that Eldorado National Forest officials have failed to obey laws for managing off-road vehicles on the 786,000 acre Sierra Nevada forest between Sacramento and Lake Tahoe. ...
• Eldorado County-based Center for Sierra Nevada Conservation (CSNC) and co-plaintiffs Center for Biological Diversity (CBD) and California Wilderness Coalition (CWC) charge in a lawsuit filed on Friday that the Eldorado’s Off-Road Vehicle Plan failed to analyze the effects of ORV use on the forest. ...
• According to Karen Schambach, President of the Center for Sierra Nevada Conservation, lack of the analysis renders the Forest Service unable to restrict ORV use on the Forest. ...
• Patterson, Ecologist with the Center for Biological Diversity said, “The Eldorado Supervisor John Berry can’t continue to dodge his responsibilities for limiting off-road vehicle harm. To protect the public-interest, we will vigorously pursue full compliance of NEPA and all other applicable conservation laws. ...

• - Publications- Sierra Land Trust Handbook.
• sierra nevada grazing.
• sierra land trust handbook.
• sierra scene.
• Placer Land Trust and Nature Center.
•    photo: Placer Land Trust and Nature Center.
• Geographic Area: Placer County between the western border and the crest of the Sierra.
• Current and Past Land Projects: Placer Land Trust has conserved over 50 acres of land, including wild land on the North Fork of the American River, open space in a residential area, and conservation easements.
• Placer Land Trust and Nature Center is a community-based non-profit organization dedicated to land conservation and environmental education in Placer County, California. Since inception, the Nature Center has been the main focal point of the organization, having provided environmental education to over 55,000 students. Just this year, the Placer Land Trust and Nature Center has hired an executive director to provide more focus on land projects. ...
• Traditionally, the land trust projects that had been completed were the result of donations of fee title or conservation easements. With the current increase in focus on land trust operations, however,  the group is moving in the direction of securing funding from public and private sources for land and conservation easement acquisitions. ...
•  Additional Information: The web site for the Placer Land Trust has more information on Land Trust and Nature Center activities. The site also includes a page with an excellent overview of the contents of a typical conservation easement. ...
• , Auburn, CA 95603 Nature Center: 3700 Christian Valley Rd. ...

• USFS failing to protect Sierra Nevada from off-road vehicle harm.
• From Center for Biological Diversity.
• SACRAMENTO — CENTER FOR SIERRA NEVADA CONSERVATION.
• CENTER FOR BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY.
• Karen Schambach, Center for Sierra Nevada Conservation, 530-333-1106 or 530-305-0503 (cell); .
• Patterson, Center for Biological Diversity, 909-659-6053 x 306, 520-909-2159 .
• SACRAMENTO – A trio of conservation organizations filed a lawsuit Friday charging that Eldorado National Forest officials have failed to obey laws for managing off-road vehicles on the 786,000 acre Sierra Nevada forest between Sacramento and Lake Tahoe. ...
• Eldorado County-based Center for Sierra Nevada Conservation (CSNC) and co-plaintiffs Center for Biological Diversity (CBD) and California Wilderness Coalition (CWC) charge in a lawsuit filed on Friday that the Eldorado’s Off-Road Vehicle Plan failed to analyze the effects of ORV use on the forest. ...
• According to Karen Schambach, President of the Center for Sierra Nevada Conservation, lack of the analysis renders the Forest Service unable to restrict ORV use on the Forest. ...
• Patterson, Ecologist with the Center for Biological Diversity said, “The Eldorado Supervisor John Berry can’t continue to dodge his responsibilities for limiting off-road vehicle harm. To protect the public-interest, we will vigorously pursue full compliance of NEPA and all other applicable conservation laws. ...
• Center for Biological Diversity.

• WOLF CONSERVATION CENTER MISSION STATEMENT.
• The Wolf Conservation Center (WCC) promotes wolf conservation by teaching about wolves, their relationship to the environment, and the human role in protecting their future.
• Join us for Sierra Club Members Day on May 22nd! Register here.
• Don't miss the 4th Annual Wolf Conservation Center Spring Benefit on May 22, 2004. ...
• Make a $20 donation (+ S&H) to the Wolf Conservation Center using PayPal, and receive this beautiful WCC T-Shirt. ...
• © 2000 - Wolf Conservation Center, all rights reserved .

• Strong conservation funding sought Monday, September 13, 1999 By Margot Higgins.
• More than 40 special places in 19 states could be protected if Congress passes strong conservation funding legislation, according to a report released recently by several conservation groups. ...
• Public Interest Research Group, Defenders of Wildlife, Sierra Club, Center for Marine Conservation, Trust for Public Land, World Wildlife Fund, Scenic America, Environmental Defense Fund, Natural Resources Defense Council, National Parks and Conservation Association, The Wilderness Society and The National Trust for Historic Preservation. ...
• Congress is considering several different versions of conservation legislation to fund a variety of programs that would benefit national parks, forests, wildlife refugees, historic sites and coastal and marine ecosystems. ...
• The report found that incentives for offshore oil drilling in the Conservation and Reinvestment Act could threaten fragile coastal areas off California's central coast, North Carolina's outer banks and Florida's panhandle. ...
• The two main proposals are the Conservation and Reinvestment Act of 1999 and the Permanent Protection for America's Resources 2000 Bill. A number of conservation groups have been arguing that the legislation is threatened, however, by the attempts of some members of Congress to attach "poison pills" to the final legislation. They say many of these provisions are included in the Conservation and Reinvestment Act, including incentives for offshore oil and gas drilling, the use of coastal funds for environmentally destructive activities and new restrictions on federal land acquisition. ...
• Profiling 43 areas in 19 states, the report provides a brief look at what could be protected if Congress passes permanent conservation funding. ...
• Final legislation must not contain any incentives for offshore oil and gas drilling such as those found in the Conservation and Reinvestment Act which could threaten fragile coastal areas off California's central coast, North Carolina's outer banks, and Florida's panhandle. ...
• Permanent funding of the Land and Water Conservation Fund without restrictions like those found in the Conservation and Reinvestment Act could aid in the preservation of California's Mojave National Park and Big Sur coastline, Colorado's San Juan Mountains, Florida's Archie Carr National Wildlife Refuge and North Florida Wildlife Corridor, Maryland's Blackwater Wildlife Refuge, Michigan's Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, New Hampshire's White Mountains, New Mexico's Pecos National Historical Park, New York's Long Island National Wildlife Refuge, Oregon's Columbia River Gorge, Pennsylvania's Gettysburg National Military Park, Wasington's Mountain to Sound Greenway and other areas. ...
• Flexible state funding under the Land and Water Conservation Fund would benefit states with low populations and abundant unprotected wildlands, including New Hampshire. ...
• A Living Marine Resources Program specifically aimed at funding conservation, restoration and management efforts for coastal and marine areas would benefit coastal states including North Carolina's Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary, New York's Long Island Sound, and Rhode Island's Narragansett Bay. ...
• The report concludes by offering nine requirements that any conservation funding bill must contain if it is going to adequately protect and preserve America's natural and cultural heritage. ...
• Conservation and Reinvestment Act of 1999 .
• Conservation act gains support.

• Rodrigo Sierra.
• Dr Sierra's research focuses on the links between regional-level land use and land cover change (LULCC) in Tropical Latin America and biodiversity conservation. ... One of the projects he recently completed is an analysis of the level of protection that regional biodiversity is currently afforded by the existing reserve network in the tropical Andes and the conservation priorities based on risk levels arising from human pressure (i. ... So that interpretation of the impact of land cover changes on biodiversity conservation in this biogeographical context is sound, he is also carrying out additional work in one particular sub-section of this ecoregion: the upper Pastaza River, where he is studying LULCC among Achuar, Shiwiar, and Zapara communities.
• ©2002 Population Research Center, .

• Tennessee Association of Conservation Districts .
• The National Association of Conservation Districts (NACD) provides an excellent group of resources for districts. NACD's first and foremost goal is to provide support to the 3,000 conservation districts in the U. ...
• There is a myriad of downloadable conservation publications for use as educational handouts and quick references. Additionally, the site has copies of many of the National Association of Conservation Districts (NACD) publications, which can help districts with capacity building, plan development, and more.
• The People, Partnerships and Communities series provide guidance to the conservation partnership about how to effectively work with people and communities. ...
• The Marketing Guidebooks were produced by the National Association of Conservation Districts, in cooperation with the Institute. They help conservation districts and conservation offices market natural resources conservation and build better conservation programs.
• TN Department of Environment News The latest environmental and conservation news for Tennessee.
• TopoZone The TopoZone is the Web's center for recreational and professional topographic map users. ...
• Stormwater Center The Stormwater Manager's Resource Center is designed specifically for stormwater practitioners, local government officials and others that need technical assistance on stormwater management issues. Created and maintained by the Center for Watershed Protection, the SMRC has everything you need to know about stormwater in a single site, including rapid assessment aids, fact sheets, resource protection templates and much, much more.
• CTIC Conservation Technology Information Center has extensive information on putting together a watershed management plan, information on watershed partnerships, cropland management and much more.
• Building Better Rural Places An online publication covering Federal programs for sustainable agriculture, forestry, conservation and community development.
• Cyber-Sierra. Com Cyber-Sierra builds conservation web sites, does internet research for natural resource projects, and consulting. ...

•  A  lawsuit was filed last Friday by the Center for Biodiversity, et al, against El Dorado National Forest. ...
• USFS failing to protect Sierra Nevada from off-road vehicle harm.
• From Center for Biological Diversity.
• SACRAMENTO — CENTER FOR SIERRA NEVADA CONSERVATION.
• CENTER FOR BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY.
• Karen Schambach, Center for Sierra Nevada Conservation, 530-333-1106 or 530-305-0503 (cell); .
• Patterson, Center for Biological Diversity, 909-659-6053 x 306, 520-909-2159 .
• SACRAMENTO – A trio of conservation organizations filed a lawsuit Friday charging that Eldorado National Forest officials have failed to obey laws for managing off-road vehicles on the 786,000 acre Sierra Nevada forest between Sacramento and Lake Tahoe. ...
• Eldorado County-based Center for Sierra Nevada Conservation (CSNC) and co-plaintiffs Center for Biological Diversity (CBD) and California Wilderness Coalition (CWC) charge in a lawsuit filed on Friday that the Eldorado’s Off-Road Vehicle Plan failed to analyze the effects of ORV use on the forest. ...
• According to Karen Schambach, President of the Center for Sierra Nevada Conservation, lack of the analysis renders the Forest Service unable to restrict ORV use on the Forest. ...
• Patterson, Ecologist with the Center for Biological Diversity said, “The Eldorado Supervisor John Berry can’t continue to dodge his responsibilities for limiting off-road vehicle harm. To protect the public-interest, we will vigorously pursue full compliance of NEPA and all other applicable conservation laws. ...
• Center for Biological Diversity.

• Complementarity and Sustainability of in-situ and ex-situ Conservation. ...
• CBDC-1998 2nd CBDC-IPT Workshop, Brazil, November (1997) Proceedings, Wageningen, CPRO-DLO Center for Genetic Resources, The Netherlands (internal report).
• Wageningen, CPRO- DLO Center for Genetic Resources, The Netherlands (internal report).
• Community Biodiversity Development and Conservation (Sierra Leone) Project Annual Report, 1995/96. ...
• Community Biodiversity Development and Conservation (Sierra Leone) Project. Analysis of Local Plant Genetic Resources (PGR), Management Practices by Farmers in the Kambia District of Sierra Leone. ...
• Community Biodiversity Development and Conservation (Sierra Leone) Project. ...
• Community Biodiversity Development and Conservation (Sierra Leone) Project. ...
• Community Biodiversity Development and Conservation (Sierra Leone) Project Annual Report 1999.
• International Academy of the Environment and The World Conservation Union, Publication, p 55-70.
• glaberrima) by breeders and farmers in Sierra Leone. A Thesis submitted to the Board of the Wageningen Agricultural University and Research Center in partial fulfillment of the examination for a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph. ...
• Panicle and Grain Characteristics of some Oryza glaberrima Cultivars in Sierra Leone. ...
• , (1997) Effects of War and Displacement on Local Seed Systems in Sierra Leone. ...
• Under-exploited Cereal Plants in Sierra Leone. Paper presented at the FAO/MANR & F Workshop on the promotion of under-exploited traditional food crops in Sierra Leone held at the Miatta Conference Hall, Youyi Building, Brookfields, Freetown, 24 -27 November 1989.

•   ALC Communications Center .
•   ME Conservation Commissioner Guest Speaking at Maine Sierra Club Event .
• Topic:   ME Conservation Commissioner Guest Speaking at Maine Sierra Club Event .
• Maine Chapter Sierra Club.
• Conservation, will speak about "Maine Wilderness Protection and the River.

• Conservation.
• Conservation Organizations.
• Canadian Organization for Tropical Education and Rainforest Conservation Canadian Organization for Tropical Education and Rainforest Conservation (COTERC) is a registered Canadian charity based in Pickering, Ontario, Canada. Its mission is to provide leadership in education, research and conservation and the wise use of natural resources in the tropics. ...
• Conservation Breeding Specialist Group The Conservation Breeding Specialist Group (CBSG) is an international conservation organization whose mission is "to assist conservation of threatened animal and plant species through scientific management of small populations in wild habitats, with linkage to captive populations where needed.
• ) is an international network of scientists and educators in universities, zoos, aquariums, conservation organizations, and governmental agencies who are dedicated to worldwide conservation.
• Conservation International Conservation International's mission is to conserve the Earth's living natural heritage, our global biodiversity, and to demonstrate that human societies are able to live harmoniously with nature. The earth's endangered hotspots are where CI focuses most of its conservation efforts. ...
• CRES - The Center for Reproduction of Endangered Species in San Diego, CA The Center for Reproduction of Endangered Species (CRES) is where a dedicated team of researchers plays a vital role in the Zoological Society of San Diego's long-term conservation objectives. ...
• Earth Island Institute Earth Island Institute (EII) was founded in 1982 by David Brower to foster the work of creative individuals by providing organizational support in developing projects for the conservation, preservation, and restoration of the global environment.
• Ecotrust Ecotrust is a not-for-profit 501(C)(3) organization committed to developing new strategies for conservation by helping local communities build new economies based on protecting their environment. ...
• Fauna & Flora International Fauna & Flora International is the world's longest-established international wildlife conservation organisation. ... The FFI Web site covers information about the work of Fauna & Flora International including: about the organisation, past and present; it's international conservation projects and appeals. These include: The International Gorilla Conservation Programme; The Asian Elephant Appeal; The Indigenous Propagation Project; as well as work in the Phillipines, the Caribean, Vietnam and all over the world.
• Feline Conservation Center The Feline Conservation Center is dedicated to the protection and preservation of endangered felines. ...
• Gaia Forest Conservation Archives Ecological Enterprises' efforts to aid conservation of Papua New Guinea and the world's forests, biodiversity and indigenous cultures. ...

• Land and resource management issues in the Sierra Nevada are becoming increasingly complex and controversial. ...
• Highlight ecological research and monitoring activities ongoing in the Sierra Nevada,.
• Identify new research needs and priorities of organizations, particularly those interested in managing resources or lands in the Sierra .
• Explore opportunities to expand/leverage research opportunities in the Sierra Nevada, identify collaborative opportunities, including student involvement, interagency involvement, intern involvement.
• Return to Wildland Resources Center Home.
• University of California Center for Forestry, UC Berkeley. ...

• Oakhill Center for Rare & Endangered Species .
• Oakhill Center's home page is best viewed using Netscape, Mosaic or MS Internet Explorer. ...
• Oakhill Center, located near Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, is a Related Organizational member of the American Association of Zoos & Aquariums. We are a non-profit conservation center dedicated to the long term conservation of rare & endangered species through propagation and education. Located on seventy-six acres the center is home to nearly fifty animals. These web pages contain general information about Oakhill Center, a complete species listing, biography, and photos are provided of most of the animals. ...
• About Oakhill Center .
• Cheetah Conservation Fund home page .
• Feline Conservation Center home page .
• Sierra Endangered Cat Haven home page .
• org Or you may send "snail" mail to: Oakhill Center .

• Spring 1986: Sierra Community College, Rocklin, CA. Series of lectures on Forest Management in the Sierra Nevada as part of the Environmental Studies Program. ...
• Guest lecture on Forest Management in the Sierra Nevada. ...
• January 28, 1989: "Threats to Biological Diversity in the Sierra Nevada. " Planning and Conservation League Sixth Annual Environmental Legislation Symposium, California State University, Sacramento, CA. ...
• Reginald Barrett, presented lecture on maintaining biological diversity in the Sierra Nevada to the Faculty and Graduate Students, College of Natural Resources. ...
• Michael Barbour, Botany Department, presented program on biological diversity in the Sierra Nevada. ...
• At the invitation of the Center for Conservation Biology, Department of Biological Sciences, presented the lecture  "Conservation of Biological Diversity in the Sierra Nevada. ...
• Lecture entitled "Ancient Forest Wilderness of the Sierra Nevada. ...
• Lecture entitled "Ancient Forest Wilderness of the Sierra Nevada. ...
• Lecture entitled "Ancient Forest Wilderness of the Sierra Nevada. ...
• October 25, 1994: Sonoma State University: Lecture entitled "Ancient Forest Wilderness of the Sierra Nevada. ...
• Lecture entitled "Ancient Forest Wilderness of the Sierra Nevada. ...
• Three lectures entitled "Ancient Forest Wilderness of the Sierra Nevada" before students and staff. ...
• Lecture entitled "Ancient Forest Wilderness of the Sierra Nevada. ...
• Lecture entitled "Ancient Forest Wilderness of the Sierra Nevada. ...

• Water Protection and Conservation.
• Michigan Citizens for Water Conservation .
• Watershed Center Grand Traverse Bay Friends of the Crystal River--> Clean Water Coalition Antrim County--> .
• Conservation Resource Alliance .
• Michigan United Conservation Clubs .
• Sierra Club Mackinac Chapter .
• The Eco-Learning Center .
• Inland Seas Education Center .
• Shielding Tree Nature Center .
• Conservation Districts.
• Antrim Conservation District .
• Benzie Conservation District .
• Grand Traverse Conservation District .
• Kalkaska Conservation District .
• Missaukee Conservation District .
• Directory of Other Michigan Conservation Districts .

• Conservation Education.
• Conservation Districts are notoriously under-funded. ...
• Fortunately, the Internet provides a wealth of information for conservation education. ...
• On most Resource Conservation Districts, the Directors apply their talents to resolving resource concerns and issues. ... The directors are in fact the most valuable asset of any Resource Conservation District. ...
• Conservation Leadership Network.
• The Conservation Leadership Network(SM) is a strategic alliance of non-governmental and governmental partners dedicated to building the capacity of professionals and organizations committed to natural resources conservation. The Network is managed by The Conservation Fund, a nationwide nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing land and water conservation in America. The Network's goal is to create a conservation leadership curriculum that expands the knowledge and skills of conservation professionals. ...
• NRCS Training Center.
• many of the NRCS workshops are open to Conservation District Staff and Officials. Online, they have the Conservation Planning Course The first five modules are recommended for conservation district officials and others desiring an overview of conservation planning and the planning process. ...
• The team that designed, developed, and delivered this course included: Natural Resources Conservation Service, EPA and the Utah Cooperative Extension Service. ...
• Conservation Technology Information Center.
• The Heartland Center for Leadership Development.
• Focus of the Heartland Center's activities is practical resources and public policies for rural community survival.

• Community Center.
• Community Center Resource and Education.
• EPC Conservation Community Members.
• The conservation community with whom we conduct much of our work consists of the following organizations:.
• The Sierra Club Alaska Office: SC is a national, nonprofit organization with over 550,000 members dedicated to exploring, enjoying, and protecting the wild places of the earth; to practicing and promoting the responsible use of the earth's ecosystems and resources; to educating and enlisting humanity to protect and restore the quality of the natural and human environment; and to using all lawful means to carry out these objectives. ...
• PWSAS's mission is to facilitate education, conservation, and restoration of the natural ecosystems of Prince William Sound and the Copper River Delta, focusing on birds and other wildlife. ...
• Alaska Center For the Environment: ACE is a non-profit environmental advocacy and education organization dedicated to the conservation of Alaska's natural resources. ...
• The Prince William Sound Alliance concentrates on all environmental issues facing Prince William Sound, including cruise ships, oil tankers, fishery and wildlife conservation issues, and social impact issues on the Sound's resources.
• Sierra Club.
• The Alaska Conservation Alliance (ACA) is a statewide coalition of 45 conservation groups & businesses representing over 35,000 individual members. ACA is the only statewide forum that unites the Alaska conservation community for maximum impact and effectiveness. ...
• The Alaska Rainforest Campaign: ARC is a coalition of national and Alaska conservation groups that work to protect the remaining wildlands of the Tongass and Chugach National Forests from clearcutting and other harmful development. ...
• Our goal is to provide the Bioregional community with a daily source of the news they need to create a conservation based economy. ...
• Read the Southeast Conservation Council's (SEACC) story of the vanishing "Ghost Trees" of Southeast Alaska's rainforest.
• Read about the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA) from the ANCSA resource center.
• AK Native Claims Settlement Act (ANSCA) and Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act (ANILCA).

• Biodiversity Conservation at the Sierra Gorda Biosphere Reserve.
• Grupo Ecológico Sierra Gorda I. ...
• Grupo Ecológico Sierra Gorda I. ...
• Grupo Ecológico Sierra Gorda began as a concerned group of citizens in 1987 and in 1997 championed a civil initiative to decree 32% of Queretaro State territory a Natural Protected Area (NPA). ... Biosphere Reserve and as a result, Sierra Gorda constitutes the first co-management scheme of a Biosphere Reserve between the federal and civil sector in Mexico. ... According to the Social Development Ministry, two counties inside the Sierra Gorda Biosphere Reserve are indexed among the top ten marginalized counties in the country. In March 2001, Sierra Gorda joined the Man and Biosphere Network of UNESCO. Today the flagship for Biosphere Reserves in Mexico for its holistic conservation strategy, based on participatory management, awareness-raising and local appropriation of conservation-oriented development. Through the National Commission of Natural Protected Areas (CONANP), the Global Environment Facility (GEF) approved an unprecedented full-size fund to the Grupo Ecologico Sierra Gorda, IAP, administered by the United Nations Development Program. Over the next seven years the environmental education, community organizing, self-sufficiency, alternative employment, sanitation, recyclable waste management, reforestation, natural regeneration and microenterprise development will be implemented not only in Queretaro State, but throughout the Sierra Gorda bioregion including Hidalgo, Guanajuato and San Luis Potosi states. ...
• Society: The Sierra Gorda Biosphere Reserve, MAB-UNESCO of Querétaro is a remote, rural region lacking industry and productive traditions, leading to the migration of 35% of the population to cities and the United States of America. The Sierra Gorda bio-region sustains four of the ten counties in conditions of extreme poverty in Mexico, according to the Social Development Ministry (SEDESOL in Spanish). Since 1987, GESG began an uncommon local conservation movement based on civil participation in a holistic rescue strategy. By building awareness among all the social and political levels, expanding the skill base, and establishing a regional sustainable development plan through widespread consensus, bridging the institutional gaps and providing the technical follow-up necessary for the region to benefit from a dynamic conservation strategy. ... for the conservation of the valuable biodiversity; a complete environmental education program for children and adults; protection of threatened flora and fauna; consultation and supervision for the establishment of 1500 has. ...
• We consider our greatest achievement it the obvious change of attitude among much of the inhabitants of the Sierra Gorda bio-region in addition among the three levels of government and the management of natural resources. Over the last 15 years the Grupo Ecologico Sierra Gorda has operated Environmental education that has reached out to 150 schools on a monthly basis and holds continuous environmental awareness meetings with parents of the schools and the annual participation of 23,000 Serrano peoples in the tasks of conservation and regeneration of natural resources. To date private property owners have planted 3,500,000 seedling trees, the operation of the Regional Recycling Center, as well as the opening and maintenance of fire breaks, and the training and equipping of volunteer brigades. ...

• Forsyth Forest Conservation Group.
• The Forsyth Forest Conservation Group is part of the Georgia Chapter of the Sierra Club. ...
• The mission of the Forsyth Forest Conservation Group is to stem the tree loss through education, public outreach, and political activism; to promote greenspace protection and rural farmland for a healthy environment for humans and wildlife to live; to have outings and social events that are lots of fun; and to hold meetings for general public education about the environment. ...
• Thursday, April 15, 2004: On Thursday evening, April 15, at 7:00 pm in the Sawnee Cultural Arts Center, the Forsyth Forest Conservation Group presents Holly Walquist, Director of Marietta's Tree Keepers--a successful volunteer run program which plants, preserves, and protects trees. ...
• Thursday, May 20, 2004: The Forsyth Forest Conservation Group will meet the evening of Thursday, May 20, at 7:00 at the Sawnee Art Center. ...
• Conservation: Local group works to impact county Posted Dec 3, 2003 Patty Durand was tired of being mad. ... Durand is chair of the non-profit Forsyth County Forest Conservation (FCFC). The group is formally affiliated with the internationally known Sierra Club. ...
• Forsyth Forest Conservation Group was officially recognized and presented with their banner at the Executive Committee meeting on July 19, 2003. ...
• Conservation Group Chair: Patty Durand (email: pdurand@bellsouth. ...
• Georgia Chapter Conservation .
• Join the Sierra Club, or make a donation. ... When you join or give to the Sierra Club, you help protect this fragile environment we call home. ...
• GA Chapter Home | Sierra National Site.

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• Forests of the Sierra Nevada .
• Forests of the Sierra Nevada .
• The Sierra Nevada, California's Range of Light, is remarkable by any measure. ...
• Mention the national forests of the Sierra Nevada and what comes to mind? Legendary rivers like the Feather, Yuba, Stanislaus, and Kings rise there. ...
• Marten, Pacific fisher, Sierra Nevada bighorn sheep, black bear, perhaps wolverine, live there. ...
• Sierra Nevada Conservation Framework.
• Forest Service's management in the Sierra Nevada to a regimen guided by land conservation, resource stewardship, and forest protection. Major milestones along the way have included the Sierra Nevada Ecosystem Project, California Spotted Owl Environmental Impact Statement and, finally, the landmark Sierra Nevada Conservation Framework.
• The Framework, meant to guide the Forest Service's management in the Sierra, affects 11. 5 million acres 11 national forests: the Modoc, Plumas, Lassen, Tahoe, Eldorado, Stanislaus, Sierra, Sequoia, Inyo, Toiyabe, and Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit. Its conservation elements are significant. ...
• Protect 4 million acres as old forest emphasis areas encompassing the best remaining old growth forest in the Sierra Nevada. ...
• These are significant victories for forest conservation. ...
• On December 2001, the Bush Administration announced that the Sierra Nevada Conservation Framework was the "Forest Service's best effort to date to lay out a blueprint to manage the forests of the Sierra Nevada. ...

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