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Managing the Family Forest in Mississippi

Who Owns America's Trees, Woods, and Forests?

Results from the U.S. Forest Service 2011-2013 National Woodland Owner Survey

Appalachian Mountain Club Maine Woods Initiative

The AMC's Maine Woods Initiative is a strategy for land conservation that integrates habitat protection, recreation, education, and sustainable forestry in the 100-Mile Wilderness region of Maine.

Bighorn Sheep Restoration in North America

Through research, habitat enhancements, and translocations, bighorn sheep have been restored to much of their native range. Their numbers have been increased from below 50,000 to over 200,000.

Building Collaborative Stewardship, North Fork Crooked River

Project is a model for future efforts as partners work together to forestall lawsuits and establish improvements on private land as well as Federal.

Cooperative Sagebrush Steppe Restoration Initiative

Conservation groups work together to restore sagebrush ecosystems through the removal of invasive western juniper and adaptive management techniques.

Diablo Trust IMfoS (Integrated Monitoring for Sustainability) Project

The IMfoS Project involves the design and implementation, with stakeholder input, of an integrated monitoring tool to evaluate the sustainability of community-based collaborative management.

Dolores River Dialogue

The Dialogue is a consensus building effort to improve the flows on the Dolores River in Colorado below the McPhee Dam.

Front Range Fuels Treatment Partnership

The Front Range Fuels Treatment Partnership is a dynamic partnership of federal, state and local governments, land-management agencies, private landowners, conservation organizations and others.

Keizer Rapids Regional Community Park

The Keizer Rapids Park demonstrates how the Willamette American Heritage Rivers Initiative works with local partners to provide leverage for projects and build community capacity.

Middle Mississippi River Wetland Restoration

Since the Great Flood of 1993 American Land Conservancy has been helping restore bottomland hardwood habitat, sidechannels and wetlands from St. Louis to Cairo, IL.

Midwest Invasive Plant Network

Addressing the threats of non-native invasive plants to the Midwest by providing leadership, facilitating information development and exchange, and coordinating regional efforts.

Mountain Plover Conservation Efforts in Colorado

Several organizations partnered together to conduct research on over 300,000 acres of farm land in Colorado. Due to cooperative efforts, the plover was not listed as an Endangered Species.

Nicatous Lake Project

Conserving, in perpetuity, economic, ecological, and recreational values to ensure ongoing benefits of sustainable forestry, water quality, wildlife, and recreational pursuits.

NRCS, State, Private, Tribal Partnership

Public-Private-NGO: to Restore Salmon Habitat in the Blue Mountains of the Pacific Northwest

Protecting Fish Habitat in SC

A powerful coalition of private citizens and federal, state, and local agencies, is restoring South Carolina's rare trout waters.

Skagit Watershed Council: A Community Partnership for Salmon

Using a large and diverse membership, the Skagit Watershed Council has provided a successful forum for a collaborative and strategic approach to salmon habitat restoration and protection.

St. Joe

The Trust for Public Land is involved in a significant project to acquire conservation easements on roughly 80,000 acres along the St. Joe River in northern Idaho.

Swan Valley

The Trust for Public Land is involved in a significant collaborative partnership to achieve landscape-scale conservation in the Swan River Valley of northwestern Montana.

Tapoco Hydroelectric Project

Historic legislation passed in October 2004 allowed relicensing of four Alcoa hydroelectric dams in Tennessee and North Carolina and advanced the protection of nearly 10,000 acres of wilderness lands.

Thompson - Fisher

This project purchased a conservation easement to prevent subdivision and development on 142,000 acres of working forestland in the Thompson River and Fisher River valleys of northwestern Montana.

Upper Snake River Land Conservation Project

The combined efforts of BLM, local landowners, and conservation organizations has conserved more than 14,000 acres of private land along Idaho's upper Snake River.

West Branch Project, Maine

To conserve the largest contiguous tract of land ever protected in Maine – 329,000 acres through a public-private partnership.

Willamette River Water Trail

The Willamette River Water Trail is a community-driven partnership effort that illustrates what can be achieved when local communities work together towards a common goal.