Partners for Conservation

Established in 2008, Partners for Conservation, known as Partnerscapes, embodies a grassroots movement of private landowners working with state and federal agencies, nonprofit organizations, and policymakers to collaborate on conservation projects to sustain working landscapes for present and future generations. Consistent with the Western Conservation strategy to bolster collaboration among diverse stakeholders, Partnerscapes hosts conferences and trainings (virtually in 2020), and surveys for identifying and advancing best practices in effective conservation-focused collaboration. (Substrategy: Build the Conditions for Enduring Conservation)

Partners for Conservation empowers private landowners to collaborate with agencies, nonprofit organizations, and policymakers on conservation projects to sustain working landscapes for present and future generations. The organization hosts conferences, trainings, and surveys for identifying and advancing best-practices in effective conservation-focused collaboration among diverse stakeholders.

Partners for Conservation empowers private landowners to collaborate with agencies, nonprofit organizations, and policymakers on conservation projects to sustain working landscapes for present and future generations. This renewal of their general operating support grant allows the organization to continue to work with Western landowners and facilitate trainings for effective collaboration among diverse stakeholders.