A framework for creating a systematic characterization and distribution map of the world's grasslands to support their conservation.PublicationJournal Article
NatureServe’s Citizen Science Strategy calls for collaboration with citizen scientists to improve detection of trends in status of species and ecosystemsPublicationScientific ReportNatureServe
Extinction risk caused by climate change can be predicted using measurable spatial and demographic variables.PublicationJournal ArticleNature Climate Change
Two national park case studies—Rocky Mountain wetlands and Northeastern forests—illustrate the use of an ecological integrity approach to communicate ecosystem status to resource managers.PublicationBook Chapter
This classification and map of the ecosystems of the entire African continent represents the most current and finest spatial and thematic resolution characterization of African vegetation in its biophysical context available today.PublicationScientific Report
Recent surveys and historical data describe vegetation patterns in the coastal salt pond marsh system at Odiorne Point State Park in Rye, New Hampshire, the state's only viable example.PublicationJournal ArticleRhodora
Learn how NatureServe plans to extend its network's expertise further into the marine realm over the next five years.PublicationScientific ReportNatureServe
Review how NatureServe aims to provide the scientific information, methods and tools needed to reduce threats to and ultimately improve the conservation of coastal and marine biodiversity.PublicationScientific ReportNatureServe
Coastal land use planners and resource managers are increasingly confronted with complex problems that should integrate land and marine use, effects of land use on marine water quality, and coastal hazards, such as sea level rise on human development and natural resources.PublicationJournal ArticleJournal of Conservation Planning
