Milestones

Summer 2011

ExxonMobil Fuels LandScope Upgrade

If you’ve ever marveled about the rare species or natural ecosystems around you, LandScope America—NatureServe’s flagship initiative with National Geographic—now makes it easier you learn more about these “natural neighbors.” Read more...

A Study in Scarlett

On March 8, 2011, NatureServe celebrated its 10th anniversary with a reception and award ceremony in Washington, D.C. The first part of the program, “Okay, Now What?”: A Panel Discussion on Climate Change Adaptation, featured leading experts from public, private, and foundation sectors. Read more...

Introducing the Conservation Works Video Series

Our partners and supporters know that NatureServe’s data tell stories that are critical to protecting biodiversity. But for those outside the fold, data can be hard enough to understand, much less love. Read more...

Member Programs Receive 2011 Network Awards

The staff of two programs from the NatureServe network accepted top honors for their outstanding contributions to effective conservation action during a ceremony at NatureServe’s annual Biodiversity Without Boundaries conference in May. Read more...

Championing Science at Red List Symposium

Tensions between politics and science date back at least to Galileo, and remain with us to this day. At an IUCN Red List Symposium on May 2, NatureServe president and CEO Mary Klein took the opportunity to reaffirm the importance of science in shaping and informing public policy. Read more...

Biodiversity Profile: Dakota Skipper

Formerly widespread on native prairie landscapes, populations of Dakota skipper have become fragmented through habitat loss. The larvae construct complex silken shelters at the base of prairie-dwelling bunchgrass species and forage for food at night, cutting blades of grass and returning to their shelter to feed. Read more...