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Mapping, Assessment and Planning for Recovery and Resiliency in Fire-Damaged Watersheds in the Thomas Fire and Whittier Fire Recovery Zones
Santa Barbara Botanical Garden (SBBG) and CBI successfully co-wrote a proposal to California's Proposition 1 Watershed Restoration Program. Steve Windhager, Denise Knapp, and other SBBG staff join CBI staff in partnership to develop, apply, and share a fiscally-responsible and repeatable methodology for assessing fire-damaged watersheds, and systematically prioritizing management actions.The ... Spatial Inventory and Economic Analysis of Bottomland Hardwood Forest Conservation Reserves: Pilot for the State of Mississippi
CBI is collaborating with the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the Farm Service Agency to produce an online application depicting ecological and economic features across Bottomland Hardwood Forest Conservation Reserve Program lands in the state of Mississippi. The Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) pays land owners to maintain these ... Terrestrial Flora Program Support: Rare Plant Monitoring on Naval Base Point Loma and Coronado, CA
CBI will use the San Diego Monitoring and Management Program’s Inspect and Manage rare plant monitoring protocol to document rare plant species population size, spatial extent, and threats and will make management recommendations based on the identified threats. The Cooperative Agreement has the potential to extend through 2023 and supports ... Alaska Yellow Cedar gene conservation in Klamath Region (CA and OR)
CBI is collaborating with the Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest and the Klamath National Forest in their effort to conserve the Alaska yellow Cedar in its southern range, located in Southern Oregon and Northern California, where it faces extreme extinction risk due to climate change. Concerted conservation efforts are needed to ... Primary and Intact Rainforest Assessment and Protection Campaign, British Columbia, Canada
Primary forests make up approximately one-third of the world’s remaining forests. Globally, they are grossly under-represented in protected areas and subject to industrial-scale logging and “sustainable forest management” that otherwise fragment intact areas. They face unprecedented threats from logging, mining, energy development, and climate change. British Columbia contains two globally ... 
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