CSP scientists present new results from multiple projects on the Mojave desert tortoise at the annual Desert Tortoise Council Symposium in Las Vegas.
CONFERENCE: CSP scientists present new results from multiple projects on the Mojave desert tortoise at [READ MORE]
Apr
Species range shifts are more complex than what the models predict
PUBLICATION: Species range shifts are more complex than what the models predict [READ MORE]
Apr
A new national report from the Center for American Progress, powered by CSP analyses, reveals that Nature loss is not experienced equally
REPORT: A new national report from the Center for American Progress, powered by CSP analyses, [READ MORE]
Mar
CSP staff share results of new work on methods for improving the efficiency of analyzing audio data to monitor bird distributions across California at The Wildlife Society’s Western Section conference
CONFERENCE: CSP staff share results of new work on methods for improving the efficiency of [READ MORE]
Feb
Using online media and AI to understand how public sentiment of the Mojave desert tortoise affects its conservation.
WEBINAR: Using online media and AI to understand how public sentiment of the Mojave desert [READ MORE]
Feb
A new modeling approach provides improved and updated survival estimates for a threatened species, the Mojave desert tortoise.
PUBLICATION: A new modeling approach provides improved and updated survival estimates for a threatened species, [READ MORE]
Jan
A first-of-its-kind assessment asks: How protected are America’s rivers?
PUBLICATION: A first-of-its-kind assessment asks: How protected are America’s rivers?
Jan
A new report by CSP demonstrates that clean drinking water is at risk if national monument protections are rolled back
REPORT: A new report by CSP demonstrates that clean drinking water is at risk if [READ MORE]
Dec
CSP data scientist presents on new models for biodiversity monitoring at Google’s Geo for Good Summit
CONFERENCE: CSP data scientist presents on new models for biodiversity monitoring at Google’s Geo for [READ MORE]
Sep
A new paper led by CSP staff quantifies the habitat and prey selection patterns of pumas across a mosaic of landscapes on the Olympic Peninsula, Washington, USA
PUBLICATION: A new paper led by CSP staff quantifies the habitat and prey selection patterns [READ MORE]
Sep
CSP data scientist sits on invited panel to discuss her graduate school journey and applications of spatial data science here at CSP
CONFERENCE: CSP data scientist sits on invited panel to discuss her graduate school journey and [READ MORE]
Jul
A new decision framework aims to assist resource managers in threats to amphibians in the Southern Rocky Mountains.
REPORT: A new decision framework aims to assist resource managers in threats to amphibians in [READ MORE]
Jul
Two new papers by CSP staff help to fill key information gaps associated with the recovery of the Mojave desert tortoise across its range.
PUBLICATION: Two new papers by CSP staff help to fill key information gaps associated with [READ MORE]
Jun
Optimizing wildlife camera traps for greater conservation outcomes
ARTICLE: Optimizing wildlife camera traps for greater conservation outcomes.
May
CSP scientists share new methods for estimating rangewide survival of Mojave desert tortoise at The Desert Tortoise Council 50th Annual Symposium
CONFERENCE: CSP scientists share new methods for estimating rangewide survival of Mojave desert tortoise at [READ MORE]
Mar
Protected Rivers Explorer – A National Assessment of River Protection for Conservation Practitioners and Policymakers
INTERACTIVE TOOL: Conservation Science Partners partnered with American Rivers to conduct the National Protected Rivers [READ MORE]
Feb
CSP scientists share how climate-smart connectivity modeling can improve planning for wildlife crossings at Corridors, Connectivity, and Crossings Conference.
CONFERENCE: CSP scientists share how climate-smart connectivity modeling can improve planning for wildlife crossings at [READ MORE]
Jan
New CSP study identifies key areas for proactive wildfire management that are likely to yield substantial co-benefits to vulnerable human and natural communities alike
PUBLICATION: New CSP study identifies key areas for proactive wildfire management that are likely to [READ MORE]
Nov
NEW CSP STUDY ARGUES CLIMATE CHANGE MUST BE INCORPORATED INTO HIGHWAY CROSSING PLANNING TO BENEFIT WILDLIFE NOW AND INTO THE FUTURE
PUBLICATION: New CSP study argues climate change must be incorporated into highway crossing planning to [READ MORE]
Nov
A new analysis by CSP highlights the importance of our Disappearing Parks in providing access to nature for nearby communities, helping to close the ‘nature gap.’
REPORT: A new analysis by CSP highlights the importance of our Disappearing Parks in providing [READ MORE]
Oct
New special issue of Rangeland Ecology and Management provides an actionable path forward to save the sagebrush biome
PUBLICATION: New special issue of Rangeland Ecology and Management provides an actionable path forward to [READ MORE]
Oct
A new CSP report and keynote address at New England Society of American Foresters conference highlight opportunity for protecting more forest and sustainably meeting regional wood product needs
REPORT: A new CSP report and keynote address at New England Society of American Foresters [READ MORE]
May
CSP receives Google’s ‘Geo for Good’ Impact Award for 2023!
AWARD: At the most recent Geo for Good summit hosted by Google, CSP was named [READ MORE]
May
A new CSP analysis shows how President Biden’s expansion of San Gabriel Mountains National Monument could expand nature access for thousands in the Los Angeles basin
REPORT: The Biden Administration has announced its approval of a 110,000-acre expansion of the existing [READ MORE]
May
A roadmap to better understand climate-mediated species range shifts.
PUBLICATION: A roadmap to better understand climate-mediated species range shifts.
Apr
The America the Beautiful Freshwater Challenge: A Partnership to Conserve and Restore America’s Rivers, Lakes, Streams, and Wetlands
PRESS RELEASE: Today the White House announced a new challenge to protect America’s freshwater resources.
Apr
New paper published in Science reports that diversified farming benefits nature and people.
PUBLICATION: New paper published in Science reports that diversified farming benefits nature and people.
Apr
CSP-led analysis fortifies the case for the Biden Administration’s protection of New Mexico’s Chaco Canyon from oil and gas development
REPORT: In northwest New Mexico’s San Juan Basin lies Chaco Canyon, a site of enormous [READ MORE]
Mar
The Dolores River Canyon Country is one of the most biodiverse, unprotected landscapes in Colorado.
REPORT: The protection of biologically valuable or vulnerable lands and waters is a key strategy [READ MORE]
Nov
You can’t manage (or conserve) what you don’t measure.
REPORT: Monitoring biodiversity is critical to understanding impacts, informing conservation actions, and tracking progress towards [READ MORE]
Nov
IUCN Turtle Assessment
WORKSHOP: Tortoise Lab scientist participates in workshop to evaluate extinction risk for Central American freshwater [READ MORE]
Jul
Tortoise Lab staff convene a workshop to help streamline recovery efforts for the Mojave desert tortoise.
WORKSHOP: Tortoise Lab staff convene a workshop to help streamline recovery efforts for the Mojave [READ MORE]
Jun
Modeling range-wide occupancy trends for the Mojave desert tortoise (Gopherus agassizii).
PUBLICATION: Modeling range-wide occupancy trends for the Mojave desert tortoise (Gopherus agassizii).
May
Achieving conservation targets by jointly addressing climate change and biodiversity loss.
PUBLICATION: Achieving conservation targets by jointly addressing climate change and biodiversity loss.
May
Changing Landscape Lab scientists and partners convene a team of experts to provide high-level guidance on climate-informed wildlife crossings.
PRESS RELEASE: Changing Landscape Lab scientists and partners convene a team of experts to provide [READ MORE]
May
First-of-Its-Kind Online Mapping Tool Shows Best Opportunities to Meet U.S. Climate and Conservation Goals with Nation’s Public Lands
PRESS RELEASE: To stem the global impacts of climate change and biodiversity loss, leading scientists [READ MORE]
Nov
New CSP Report Highlights High Ecological Value Areas in the Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre, and Gunnison National Forests as Key Targets for Conservation
REPORT: New CSP research identifies locations in the GMUG National Forests that represent landscapes with [READ MORE]
Oct