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Coyote Valley Credits Program
Peninsula Open Space Trust (POST) and it's conservation partners have established a joint conservation vision for the Coyote Valley (Morgan Hill, CA), to protect and enhance the valley's important habitat and invaluable natural infrastructure functions by preserving open space in the valley. To help implement this vision, POST ... Mapping Potential Conservation Lands in Support of 30x30
Conservation Biology Institute (CBI) worked closely with the Natural Resource Defense Council (NRDC) to integrate relevant spatial datasets to map areas of high value from the standpoint of carbon storage and sequestration, terrestrial ecological value, and aquatic value in support of several NRDC programs, including their 30X30 campaign to protect ... Trails Assessment and Planning Tool for Oregon and Washington
The Conservation Biology Institute’s recent work with the Deschutes Trails Coalition (DTC) and the Deschutes National Forest focuses on designing a Trails Assessment and Planning Tool for Deschutes County. We have developed a blueprint for the design, in collaboration with the U.S. Forest Service and the DTC. In this ... CBI’s climate risk and resilience work accelerating fast
**Please contact Phoebe Barnard at phoebe.barnard@consbio.org for more information on this project. The year 2020 has shown us how urgently humanity needs to change course. Catastrophic wildfires, sea level rise and coastal storm surges, accelerating human climate migration, and economic and policy changes all pose grave risks, not only ... USFS Region 8 Gateways & Data Basin Training
CBI is supporting the U.S. Forest Service, Region 8 in its efforts toward shared stewardship activities. Region 8 contains approximately 244 million acres of forestland, most of which (87%) is privately owned. The Forest Service manages around 5% of the southern forests within 14 National Forests and two ... 
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