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Green Infrastructure Community of Practice Launched
The Green Infrastructure Community of Practice is a collaborative network of organizations and agencies that are actively involved in some aspect of the strategic green infrastructure approach to conservation and environmental protection or restoration. The Community of Practice will share information and ideas among peers and promote the application of green infrastructure thinking to the nation’s conservation and environmental priorities. Join us »
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Forest Service Open Space Conservation Strategy Released
Forest Service Chief Abigail Kimbell announced the release of the agency’s Open Space Conservation Strategy today. Open space benefits include clean air and water, climate change mitigation, outdoor recreation opportunities, wildlife habitat, scenic beauty, and improved human health.Read more>
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NEW COURSE!
GIS Tools for Strategic Conservation Planning
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Coastal Services Center and The Conservation Fund offer this course to teach students how to apply GIS tools, methodologies, and analyses to strategic conservation planning using a “Green Infrastructure” approach.
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GreenInfrastructure.net was developed by The Conservation Fund with funding provided by USDA Cooperative Forestry and the Surdna Foundation.
Support also was provided by the Green Infrastructure Work Group, a collection of local, state and federal government agencies and non-governmental organizations that originally came together in August 1999 to begin developing a training program that would help communities and their partners make green infrastructure an integral part of local and regional plans and community decisions.