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Conservation Projects

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LandScope Now Tracks Conservation Projects

New Features:

• Use the map below to view conservation projects.
• Visit the LandScope map viewer to see conservation projects and overlay other map layers of interest.
• Click on a project in the map to learn more about it.
• LandScope is currently developing Quick and Advanced Search capabilities that will support searching for projects.

Create a LandScope Portal to Register, Track, and Share Your Conservation Projects

Organizations can work with LandScope to establish a portal where they can register, track and share conservation projects they have completed or are working on.

Contact us to discuss options for establishing a new portal on LandScope.

For Past Conservation Registry Users

• Existing Conservation Registry projects will be migrated to LandScope and will be visible on the Find Conservation Projects page embedded map window and in the Conservation Registry projects map layer through the main LandScope map viewer page.
• If you want to continue creating or editing projects in LandScope and you are a member of an organization with a Conservation Registry portal, you will need to contact us to associate your user account with an organization in LandScope.
• If you want to continue creating and editing projects in LandScope and you’re not a member of an organization with a Conservation Registry portal, your projects will be visible on LandScope but you will need to contact us to be able to create or edit projects in LandScope.

What will happen to my Conservation Registry Partner Portal?

• Conservation Registry partner portals will not be automatically migrated to LandScope.

• If you wish to maintain your portal, you will need to contact us to discuss the migration of your existing Conservation Registry partner portal to LandScope.

• If you do not wish to maintain your portal, you do not need to do anything. Your existing Conservation Registry partner portal page will be automatically redirected to the new Find Conservation Projects page in LandScope

What if I want to establish a new Conservation Registry Partner Portal?

• Contact us to discuss options for establishing a new portal on LandScope.