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Washington Biodiversity Conservation Strategy: Sustaining Our Natural Heritage

As you will learn in the following pages, Washington’s biodiversity is at risk and under increasing pressure from our growing population, development, and climate change. Despite many successful efforts in recent years, scientists continue to mark declines in ecosystem health across our state.

In this strategy, the Council sets forth a bold set of actions designed to turn the tide—to marshal our collective efforts toward a common purpose and increase attention in key areas, including:

  • Adopting a landscape approach to focus our investments on the ground and better conserve biodiversity where we work, play, and live.
  • Enhancing voluntary incentives for private landowners.
  • Linking citizens with scientists to monitor biodiversity and enhance our knowledge.

By carrying out the recommendations described herein, Washington can make great strides toward conserving biodiversity in ways that provide rich benefits for all of us and our communities.

 

Download "Washington Biodiversity Conservation Strategy: Sustaining Our Natural Heritage"
Author
Washington Biodiversity Council
Publication Year
2007
Region
Eastern Cascades, Lower Columbia, Pacific Northwest Coast, Puget Trough/Lowlands, Western Cascades
Habitat
Upland Prairie
Author Contact Details
Author Website
http://www.rco.wa.gov/biodiversity/about_the_council.shtml
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