Greater Yellowstone Conservation Directory
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The Northern Rockies Conservation Cooperative and the Charture Institute have partnered to produce the Greater Yellowstone Conservation Directory.
The directory provides background and contact information for more than 230 public and nonprofit conservation organizations working in Greater Yellowstone. It includes all self-identified conservation organizations working in the region, regardless of size, location or mission.
“The broad range of interests represented by the organizations in the directory suggests just how dynamic and challenging the issues facing the Greater Yellowstone are,” Jonathan Schechter, executive director of the Charture Institute, said.
Organizations may update or add information as necessary.
The directory is available online, without charge, at www.gycd.org, or hard copies may be purchased for $15.
NRCC and Charture were supported in this effort by Yale University’s graduate schools of management and forestry and environmental studies.
NRCC works to bridge science and policy to advance conservation. The Charture Institute helps rapidly growing communities in beautiful settings understand and address the changes sweeping over them and take steps to sustain their most-valued qualities.
For more information, contact Lydia@nrccooperative.org or call 307-733-6856.
The directory provides background and contact information for more than 230 public and nonprofit conservation organizations working in Greater Yellowstone. It includes all self-identified conservation organizations working in the region, regardless of size, location or mission.
“The broad range of interests represented by the organizations in the directory suggests just how dynamic and challenging the issues facing the Greater Yellowstone are,” Jonathan Schechter, executive director of the Charture Institute, said.
Organizations may update or add information as necessary.
The directory is available online, without charge, at www.gycd.org, or hard copies may be purchased for $15.
NRCC and Charture were supported in this effort by Yale University’s graduate schools of management and forestry and environmental studies.
NRCC works to bridge science and policy to advance conservation. The Charture Institute helps rapidly growing communities in beautiful settings understand and address the changes sweeping over them and take steps to sustain their most-valued qualities.
For more information, contact Lydia@nrccooperative.org or call 307-733-6856.
