Adopt the Snowy Owl

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Adopt the Bobcat

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Enhancing Multistate Wildlife Conservation: Key Findings and Future Direction

A groundbreaking new study provides a comprehensive, review of Species of Greatest Conservation Need as designated in the last round of State Wildlife Action Plans (SWAPs), and offers actionable recommendations for enhancing these efforts in the next SWAP revisions due to be completed over the next couple of years.

EBAR Download Page

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Download EBAR Maps

You can bulk download EBAR species ranges by category and taxa group (expert reviewed only) or by individual species (includes all levels of review).

GIS Data Downloads include ecoshapes that overlap the species range, but you can also download the full set of ecoshape polygons with supporting information.

Adopt the Blue-spotted Salamander

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Celebrating 50 Years

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Closing Conversations: Reflections from Biodiversity Without Boundaries

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In this final episode of Conservation Conversations, recorded live from the Biodiversity Without Boundaries conference, we hear from passionate individuals within the NatureServe Network about what inspired them at the event. From discussions on leveraging technology for efficient biodiversity data collection to the importance of engaging new audiences in conservation efforts, our guests share their insights and hopes for the future. We'd also like to extend a heartfelt thank you to the sponsors of the BWB conference whose support made this event possible.

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