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The Center for Large Landscape Conservation

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Our Mission

Working in partnership with local people and communities, large landscape conservation connects working lands, urban areas, and wild lands into whole, healthy landscapes that allow nature to flourish.

Since large landscape conservation involves great geographical scales and touches many lives, it requires a collaborative effort—not something one organization can fully shoulder alone. We see ourselves as the “hub” for large landscape conservation, connecting people, organizations and resources to foster powerful solutions that respect diverse stakeholders.

Elk in Rocky Mountain National Park, USA/Photo by Byron Johnson

50% by 2050

Why 2020?

We can stop the sixth mass extinction if we protect approximately 50% of the 846 ecoregions that provide habitat for all of Earth's biodiversity. That means finding leaders and organizations around the world willing to align exisiting efforts around protecting and interconnecting nature in the region.

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Where We Work

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'Ecology is the science of interdependence. All life is interconnected. We believe connected nature is more effective nature.' Gary Tabor

CLLC's Approach to Healthy Landscapes

  1. Build Communities
  2. Advance Science
  3. Advocate Policy
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We promote natural resiliency by answering to large landscape conservation’s biggest challenges: the need for deeper collaboration, supportive science and strong policy.