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Collaboratives Behind the Scenes: Altar Valley Conservation Alliance

Welcome to the Western Collaborative Conservation Network’s profile series “Collaboratives Behind-the-Scenes.” This series features Q&As with different conservation organizations to provide a view into what it takes to run a collaborative organization from challenges faced in building partnerships to tips for budding organizations. Whether you’re already running a collaborative and are looking to increase your […]

CCC News – February 2022

We have a lot to share in this month’s CCC News: We’re welcoming our Cohort 12 Fellows, participating in webinars on the Marshall Fire and on grassland management, learning about the community-based conservation of the Prebble’s Meadow Jumping Mouse, and more. And as always, you’ll find jobs and other opportunities to get involved in collaborative […]

CCC News – April 2021

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Our monthly newsletter is out! Find out what’s going on at the CCC, from continuing conversations about collaboration, fire, and wolves, to meeting some of the CCC team. And as always, it’s packed full of opportunities to get involved in collaborative conservation, including job openings, upcoming events, and available funding. Read it here.

After the Fire: Finding Value in Burned Timber within the 2-3-2

After the Fire: Finding Value in Burned Timber within the 2-3-2 by Tim Reader, Fellows Cohort 9 In 2018, Colorado and the West experienced one of the worst wildfire seasons on record. Even though a lot of resources are put towards conducting fire mitigation needed in the WUI (Wildlife Urban Interface), our Team is identifying […]

Adaptive Management in Bird Conservation

The Bird Conservancy of the Rockies shared two blogs about adaptive management and collaborative conservation recently. Cowboys, Collaboration, and Conservation is on the CARM (Collaborative Adaptive Rangeland Management) project. Building Resilience is from one of our stewardship biologists in Montana about last summer’s fires.

Collaborative Watershed Assessment: A Profile of the Upper South Platte Partnership

About: Water supplies critical to a variety of users originate in forested watersheds. These forests are prone to increasingly large and severe wildfires that can result in costly damage to water supplies and delivery systems. Reducing these risks has become a high priority for water providers in Colorado and across the interior West. The Upper South […]

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