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Innovative Finance for Conservation: Roles for Ecologists and Practitioners

Innovative Finance for Conservation: Roles for Ecologists and Practitioners

by Frances Lee | Dec 16, 2020 | Uncategorized

By Tracy StantonDecember 2020 The Fall 2020 journal, Issues in Ecology, included an article about conservation finance titled: Innovative Finance for Conservation: Roles for Ecologists and Practitioners.Here is a blurb from the summary:“Global efforts to conserve...
Open Space Opens New Economic Pathways for Local Communities

Open Space Opens New Economic Pathways for Local Communities

by Frances Lee | Dec 16, 2020 | Uncategorized

By Tracy StantonDecember 2020 From our colleagues at the Highstead Foundation, three new case studies from New England show how open space opens new economic pathways for local communities in both urban and rural contexts.Read the underlying study about the connection...
Protecting Vital Farmland Near the Snohomish River

Protecting Vital Farmland Near the Snohomish River

by Frances Lee | Dec 16, 2020 | Uncategorized

By Tracy StantonDecember 2020 In the recent monthly newsletter from the Conservation Finance Network, our own Washington Farmland Trust was featured for its innovative funding approach to protecting vital farmland near the Snohomish River. Excerpt: “Consider this...
Webinar Report: Innovative conservation funding strategies in Puget Sound

Webinar Report: Innovative conservation funding strategies in Puget Sound

by Frances Lee | Sep 15, 2020 | Uncategorized

By Tracy StantonSeptember 15 2020 Across Puget Sound, many organizations are looking for new ways to fund conservation and restoration activities. How can existing funding mechanisms be adapted or expanded to generate more funding and where are the new sources of...
Economic Outcomes of Urban Floodplain Restoration: Implications for Puget Sound

Economic Outcomes of Urban Floodplain Restoration: Implications for Puget Sound

by Frances Lee | Jun 10, 2020 | Uncategorized

by Brandon Parsons, PLA – American RiversJune 10, 2020 A new report by American Rivers and ECONorthwest documents the economic outcomes of urban floodplain restoration on local and state budgets and tax revenue. Here is a link to the project fact sheet and full...
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