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Conservation Topics

NatureServe data and expertise guide societal response to large-scale environmental changes and conservation challenges.

  1. Freshwater

  2. The coast of Atui in the southern Cook Island archipelago. Photo by John Goodin.

    Marine

  3. A baby diamondback terrapin (Malaclemys terrapin). Photo by Chesapeake Bay Program.

    Imperiled Species

  4. A cloud forest in Costa Rica. Photo by Patrick Comer | NatureServe.

    Threatened Ecosystems

  5. Mobile data tools are vitally important to our scientists in the field. Photo by Jennifer Swenson | NatureServe.

    Data

  6. Nodding yucca (Yucca cernua) is a G1 species, known from fewer than a dozen populations in southeast Texas. Photo by Sam Sheline | NatureServe.

    Conservation Status

  7. Staff from the Virginia Natural Heritage Program test an ArcGIS Collector app at Difficlult Creek Natural Area Preserve in Halifax County, VA | Photo by Irvine Wilson

    Species Mapping

  8. Conservation Planning

  9. View from a polar ice rim | Photo by Mark Garten

    Climate Change

  10. Citizen Science

  11. A rough-skinned newt (Taricha granulosa) in Opal Creek Wilderness, Oregon. The condition of amphibian populations can often be an important indicator of freshwater ecosystem health. Photo by Dave Huth.

    Biodiversity Indicators

  12. Volunteers and staff with the Maryland Department of Natural Resources remove water chestnut (Trapa natans) from the Sassafras River on Maryland's Eastern Shore. Photo by the Chesapeake Bay Program.

    Restoration, Mitigation and Compliance

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