In a new white paper released in December, Solutions from the Land highlights interviews with a cross-section of private and public partners in the Colorado River Basin that reveal agriculture and local community values and lessons learned in addressing local- and landscape-level problems.
After over 6 years of planning and delays (think pandemic) Private Lands Partners Day (PLPD) Oregon is in the books!
Recent NRCS guidance will make it much harder to utilize IRA and EQIP funding over huge swaths of the nation, particularly central grasslands and Great basin rangelands.
Private Lands Partners Day 2024 is coming to Redmond, Oregon in October!
Partnerscapes, USFWS Partners for Fish and Wildlife Program, landowners, and partners from across the country convened for three regional forums (West, East and Midwest) during 2023 and 2024.
Partnerscapes and the USFWS Partners for Fish and Wildlife Program convened the third of three partnership forums in this first round of meetings at the end of April 2024.
Partnerscapes board members and staff traveled to Washington DC in early May primarily to meet with some of the agencies that work in partnership with private landowners to achieve shared goals.
The 2018 Farm Bill expired last year and even though a new Farm Bill has yet to be approved, there remains an unprecedented amount of conservation funding available through USDA-NRCS.
Eastern Partnership Forum summary report now available.
Partnerscapes, staff from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service–Partners for Fish and Wildlife Program, landowners, and other conservation partners gathered the week of January 15th at the National Conservation Training Center to learn from each other and share challenges, opportunities, lessons learned, and networking ideas related to conservation partnerships on private lands in the eastern United States.
Since its inception, Partnerscapes has worked to support partners that work with private landowners and others in delivering partnership-based voluntary conservation in our national landscapes. The hope has been, as we continue to deliver these events and demonstrate a need and interest in this type of work that others will pick up the torch.
Last week folks from all over the country gathered in western Montana for the 15th annual Private Lands Partners Day. This year’s meeting returned to the original location and the beginning of Partners for Conservation, which became Partnerscapes. The Blackfoot Watershed, and the highly regarded and accomplished community-based collaborative conservation effort called the Blackfoot Challenge, were the true hosts of the event, even though attendees stayed in Missoula.
Partnerscapes Conservation Network Facebook Group is a national community for anyone involved in collaborative conservation. It’s a place to share stories, learn from others, and celebrate success. Landowners, Tribal members, agencies, organizations, and individuals are all welcome—whether you’re bringing years of experience or just getting started.
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