Nominate a Conservation Success Story
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NatureServe and the National Geographic Society invite you to nominate a conservation success story that could be featured on LandScope America or the forthcoming National Conservation Wall Map! We’re asking you to share your most compelling stories of special places saved through the efforts of people and organizations that care about the land. To nominate your special place, fill out our online form.
Explore Maps
A state-of-the art online map viewer will be central to the LandScope experience. Zoom smoothly from a national view to state and local perspectives anywhere across the country. Choose accurate, up-to-date conservation data and base maps, switching quickly between aerial and topographic imagery or richly detailed maps depicting conservation themes.
Welcome to LandScope America, an exciting new online conservation resource. Planned for release in late 2008, this interactive website will bring together maps, data and stories about natural places and present them in highly dynamic and accessible formats. We hope the result will both inform and inspire conservation of America’s incomparable lands and waters.
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Conservation News
- MT: Plum Creek conservation deal biggest in U.S.
Missoulian, 30 June 08
See also Associated Press - FL: State of Florida Purchases U.S. Sugar for Everglades Restoration
St Petersburg Times, 25 June 08
See also Washington Post, New York Times - CA: Climate change threatens two-thirds of California's unique plants, study says
Los Angeles Times, 25 June 08
Team Blog
Mid-April is a perennial time of urgency, but last Thursday's decision to close salmon fisheries in California and Oregon extends these rites in disturbing directions.