A Network Connecting Science with Conservation
Jame Amoroso named 2016 Larry Morse Botany Fellow
As botanist for the North Carolina Natural Heritage Program (NCNHP) beginning in 1994, Amoroso spent nine years collecting, compiling, evaluating and distributing rare plant information.
Home Sweet Home? The Burrowing Owl Makes its Home in Unusual Places
In places where the burrowing owl has been pushed out due to development and commercialization, NatureServe’s Network and our partners are making a concerted effort to safely relocate them.
NatureServe Data Instrumental in Report on More Effective Endangered Species Recovery
The 39-page report, “Species Recovery in the United States: Increasing the Effectiveness of the Endangered Species Act,” relies on NatureServe Network data to show how species have fared, and develop a practical strategy for listing imperiled species.
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NatureServe Network
NatureServe represents a public-private network of independent organizations operating across the Western Hemisphere. View our network directory.
Plants and Animals by County and Watershed
With just one click, you'll discover which plants and animals are at-risk in your county or watershed.
Knowing where at-risk species reside is an important starting point for understanding both national and regional conservation needs and priorities. It’s also fun to understand what lives in your own backyard.
