NatureServe, an international biodiversity conservation organization, has announced eight new organizations that are now part of the NatureServe Network.
Picture this. A warm bluebird sky day in Colorado. Thirty five NatureServe Network program staff from across the United States and Canada hiking into the Coyote Ridge Natural Area...
When you picture hiking the Appalachian trail, images of lush, majestic mountains likely come to mind. One of the last things you would expect to find along the winding trails: a swamp
The Louisiana Natural Heritage Program is a member of the NatureServe Network and is responsible for the conservation of Louisiana’s rare, threatened, and endangered species, non-game birds, and habitats.
The USNVC is a reporting standard organized around ecological principles for the study of plant communities. It is the first classification of its kind designed to adapt to new ecological knowledge and expand to absorb new vegetation types.
Miguel will help NatureServe ensure that the Network Programs in the Latin America and Caribbean regions are financially stable, engaged in regional and global strategic alliances, and fully participating in the NatureServe Network.
The latest update to The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species™ saw Goldenseal classified as “Vulnerable” on The IUCN Red List in a move that highlights concerns about the medicinal plant’s decline.
