NCCSP

Welcome!  The National Center for Conservation Science & Policy is a 501(c)(3) non-profit conservation science and policy organization with a mission of creating science-based solutions to protect and restore the life processes and ecological vitality that sustain all lands, waters, and communities. 

Our Most Active Current Projects Include:

PREPARING FOR CLIMATE CHANGE

- Local Community and Ecosystems

IMPROVING FOREST MANAGEMENT

- Temperate Rainforests of the World

- Western Oregon Plan Revisions

- National Landscape Conservation System

RECOVERING SPECIES

- Northern Spotted Owl

RESTORING AQUATIC HABITAT

- Rogue Basin "Freeways for Fish"

- Klamath Basin Restoration

- Great Basin-Mohave Desert

PROTECTING CLEAN WATER

- Urban Rogue Watershed Health

CELEBRATING OUR CONNECTIONS WITH THE EARTH

- Headwaters Gallery

- Conservation Connection

PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES

- High School Internships

- University Workstudy Appointments

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NEW FROM THE NATIONAL CENTER

• 2007 Conservation Award Winners Announced
• Scientific Evaluation of the Pacific Northwest Forest Legacy Act
• Western Oregon Plan Revision (WOPR) Process Comments on the DEIS 
• News Hour with Jim Lehrer - Spotted Owl Still Endangered

• Great Basin - Mohave Desert Groundwater Project Scientific Assessment of the Impact of Withdrawl

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Flower Photo to left by Kevin Schafer

Frog photo at top by Ken Crocker

Feature photos(from top to bottom): by Ken Crocker, Kevin Schafer, and Cindy Deacon Williams