Conservation Force on the Land Conservation Assistance Network

Conservation Force
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last updated: July 2023

Purpose
to establish and further conservation of wildlife, wild places and our outdoor way of life.

Conservation Force stands for three forces. First, that hunters and anglers are an indispensable and essential force for wildlife conservation. Second, that Conservation Force is a collaborative effort combining forces of a consortium of organizations and, third, that Conservation Force itself is a proactive force to be reckoned with because of its record of conservation successes.

Objectives:

Conservation of wildlife and wild places.

Wild places includes the ownership, holding and management of conservation and mitigation bank land easements to restore and preserve the wild, natural state and recreational use of land forever. It includes protecting the natural, scenic or open-space values of land.
Wild places also includes wetlands and marine habitat around the globe.
Conservation includes but is not limited to communal-based natural resource management (CBNRM) projects around the globe.

Expand sustainable use for its indispensable value to mankind and the natural world.

Indispensable value means the positive generation of management operating revenue and incentives for local people.
Sustainable means more than able to be sustained: it means the restoration of habitat and the growth in wildlife abundance.

Insure the continued contribution and positive perception of the hunting and angling conservation community.

Facilitate greater collaboration, cooperation and coordination within the hunting and angling conservation community.

Add exponentially to the bio-political and conservation capacity of the hunting and angling conservation community.

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Conservation Force is not employed by or affiliated with the Land Conservation Assistance Network, and the Network does not certify or guarantee their services. The reader must perform their own due diligence and use their own judgment in the selection of any professional.