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The Nature Conservancy - Washington Field Office
The Washington program of The Nature Conservancy is involved in efforts to protect biodiversity throughout Washington.
The Conservancy's mission is ambitious... to protect the rich web of life — the plants, animals, and natural communities that represent the diversity of life on Earth. It’s a mission premised on hope, on a belief in our collective ability to make a difference in the world. And it means working closely with people — from ranchers and farmers to scientists and civic leaders — so as to ensure that conservation values are woven into the fabric of our communities.
The Nature Conservancy of Washington has a rich history of conservation, helping to protect more than 500,000 acres across the state. Through rigorous planning and science practice, we endeavor to answer the questions of where and how we should be working.
The Nature Conservancy and partners have developed a series of Ecoregional Assessments, intended to foster a shared vision for agencies and other organizations at the regional, state, and local levels to form partnerships and ensure efficient allocation of conservation resources.
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TNC Washington Programs and Initiatives
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TNC Ecoregional Priorities in Washington
TNC's Ecoregional Assessments provide a regional scale, biodiversity-based context for conservation efforts. They identify ecologically significant areas for conservation action with a goal of protecting the biodiversity of the ecoregion.
