The Salazar Center for North American Conservation works to connect diverse leaders, communities, and resources across the North American continent in order to accelerate the pace and scale of equitable, innovative, and durable solutions for nature and all people.
Salazar Center, Denver Parks and Recreation fund climate research by CSU team
CSU Professor John Mola, Ph.D. will receive $150,000 from the Salazar Center to optimize plant choices to maximize pollinator habitat, climate resilience and social values across Denver parks and neighborhoods in partnership with Denver Parks and Recreation.
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Urban Conservation Stories: Water, Biodiversity, and Connectivity in Cities Webinars
Each episode in this free, three-part webinar series will feature experts from across North America who will share the experiences, conservation tools, and other resources they've utilized to achieve urban conservation goals.
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2022 Symposium recordings are available in English and Spanish
The US-Mexico border spans nearly 2,000 miles across six distinct ecoregions and home to over 15 million people. Speakers discussed the need to improve transboundary conservation outcomes for people and ecosystems – and how to do so in the context of multinational collaboration.
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Report: Inclusive Dialogues Advance Conservation Across the US-Canada Border
Produced by a partnership of conservation organizations, Indigenous communities, government agencies, and civil society, the report provides recommendations for advancing conservation across the US-Canada border.
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