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Creating science-based solutions to protect and restore the life processes and ecological vitality that sustain all lands, waters and communities.

 
 
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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 work focuses on two main program areas: Intact Ecosystems and Climate Change Preparation, each of which includes projects built on three major strategies, including:

  • Conservation Science Initiative: Initiating original research and synthesizing existing science on emerging regional and national resource management and policy issues

  • Science In Action Initiative: Constructing an effective "science bridge" to disseminate key scientific findings to decision-makers, the media, conservation groups and other stakeholders, and the general public so that credible, effective policy initiatives are developed and instituted
  • Headwaters Heritage Initiative: Providing on-the-ground pilot projects that showcase potential policies in action.  All projects are selected strategically for their ability to be exported to other communities facing similar resource management questions

Our Board of Directors, Science Advisory Board and Staff are committed to moving forward in fulfilling the mission of the organization on behalf of the land, the waters and the children whose natural heritage we steward.

Our semi-annual publication, Conservation Connection, is designed to share scientific information and the progress of our work. Our Annual Reports also provide a summary of each years' programs and finances.

The National Center for Conservation Science & Policy was formed in 2006 by merging the staff and programs of the World Wildlife Fund's Klamath-Siskiyou Regional Office with those of Headwaters.

Our offices are located in the Headwaters Center in Ashland, Oregon.  The Headwaters Center also has a Meeting Room which is available to rent for meetings and special events. Please call our office if you are interested in renting this space.

There are many ways you can help the work of the National Center for Conservation Science & Policy.  We appreciate your interest in our work and welcome you to our site.

If you would like to review our organizational by-laws or Form 990s, please contact us.

 

National Center for Conservation Science & Policy
84 Fourth Street
Ashland, OR  97520
Ph:  541-482-4459
Fax:  541-482-7282
Email: info@nccsp.org

 

 

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We labor long and earnestly for peace, because war threatens the survival of man.  It is time we labored with equal passion to defend our environment.  A polluted stream can be as lethal as a bullet. - Senator Alan Bible

 

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