Recent Publications

ongoing: wolverine conservation blog words by NRCC project manager rebecca watters

Check out our Fall 2009 Newsletter.

NRCC wrapped up a project looking at incorporating science into the planning process, using mule deer as a case study. The project, titled "Mule Deer and Development, Making Science Relevant to Planning" was funded by 1% for the Tetons.

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3.10

Winter 2010 E-News - Gearing Up for Growth

2.10

press release: NRCC helps catalyze community-based conservation effort in the Swan Valley, Montana (2.22.10)

Seth Wilson, NRCC research associate, is quoted in the March 2010 issue of National Geographic in a feature article on wolves in the West.

1.10

Research associate Tanya Rosen was recently appointed Vice-Chair of the Transboundary Specialist Group of the IUCN World Commission on Protected Areas as well as Managing Editor of the International Bear News - the Newsletter of the IBA/IUCN Bear Specialist Group.

Information on summer 2010 internships is now available. For overviews of intern projects conducted in the past five years, click here.

We are launching our new website. Feedback welcome to lydia (at) nrccooperative.org.

Project Manager Rebecca Watters will be returning to Mongolia this summer to conduct preliminary field research on wolverine, following up on her work there last summer. She is partially funded by Pursue Balance. Read more in her blog.

12.09

NRCC welcomed Richard Wallace to our board of directors and Doug Clark to our team of research associates.

11.09

press release: $100,000 matching donation challenge achieved (11.15.09)

Last August, research associates Tanya Rosen and Steve Primm organized a workshop at the Sun West Ranch on coexisting with carnivore in the Madison Valley, Montana. Jason Wilmot, NRCC executive director, also attended. Read more about this workshop on p. 23 of the November, 2009 issue of International Bear News.

10.09

NRCC moved into our new office at 185 Center Street, above High Country Flies, one block off of the town square in downtown Jackson!