Latest On The Conservation Gateway

A well-managed and operational Conservation Gateway is in our future! Marketing, Conservation, and Science have partnered on a plan to rebuild the Gateway into the organization’s enterprise content management system (AEM), with a planned launch of a minimal viable product in late 2024. If you’re interested in learning more about the project, reach out to megan.sheehan@tnc.org for more info!

Climate Smart Conservation

 
Our vision of “climate smart” conservation considers the benefits to people that result from our actions to protect and restore nature. Climate change poses new challenges to decision-makers as they work to restore and maintain biodiversity, create comprehensive policies and protect the natural systems that people depend on. The Conservancy’s Great Lakes Project has developed a regional climate strategy to address the impacts of changing temperature and precipitation patterns on our freshwater, coastal, forest and agricultural resources.
 
Choosing Your Path: Evaluating and Selecting Adaptation Options (Chapter 9) by J. Hoffman, B. Stein, and K. Hall in Climate-Smart Conservation: Putting Adaptation Principles in Practice.
 
Understanding Climate Change Impacts and Vulnerability (Chapter 6) by J. Gross, K. Johnson, P. Glick, and K. Hall in Climate-Smart Conservation: Putting Adaptation Principles in Practice.
 
Climate Change in the Midwest: Impacts on Biodiversity and Ecosystems by K.R. Hall in U.S. National Climate Assessment Midwest Technical Input Report
* This was also published in an electronic book available here.
 
 
In Their Own Words: Perceptions of Climate Change Adaptation from the Great Lakes Region's Resource Management Community by B. Petersen, K.R. Hall, K. Kahl and P.J. Doran in Environmental Practice