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Celebrating 20 years of conserving species & ecosystems

 

Anonymous Donor Pledges $100,000 Challenge Grant!
An anonymous donor has recently pledged to match all donations to NRCC up to a total of $100,000. Please help us reach this goal! Your donation will go twice as far. Contact us at the office for more information or to donate: nrcc@nrccooperative.org or 307/733.6856.

5.08: Conservation in the Greater Yellowstone: Past, Present, & Future
May 8-9, 2008
Spring Creek Ranch
Jackson, WY

Thanks to everyone who attended the conference.
Check back for updates & conferences proceedings
over the next few months.

Thanks again to our co-sponsors: the Draper Museum of Natural History, Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance, Jackson Hole Land Trust, the Sonoran Institute, Teton Science Schools, Greater Yellowstone Coalition, Yale School of Management, and the
Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies.
M ore information on the conference:
Overview
Background
Annotated Agenda

 

 
Greater Yellowstone Conservation Directory
NRCC recently published the first edition of the Greater Yellowstone Conservation Directory in partnership with the Charture Institute. The directory contains information about more than 230 organizations working in the greater Yellowstone region. Copies may be purchased for $15 by contacting the office.

The online version is now available here.
Read the press release.
Thanks to everyone who supported NRCC through Old Bill's Fun Run 11!

We have recently started digitizing our papers & reports.
This is an ongoing project. Scroll through the list of publications and let us know if there are any you would like to see online!

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NRCC conserves species & ecosystems by:
  • generating reliable ecological information
  • analyzing complex policy problems
  • bridging science & policy for practical solutions
  • building trust & facilitating dialogue among diverse      interests
  • creating learning networks for conservation practitioners
  • developing leadership & analytical skills
  • fostering creative & interdisciplinary approached to problem solving
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