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The quarterly newsletter of the Conservation Leaders Network
Spring
2010
Dollars
and Sense
Counties
warm up to climate action
Conservation Leaders Network Member Receives State
Recognition
From the Director
Greening
the Local Economy: A Guidebook for Counties
Your
Lands, Your Wildlife
Thank you to all our 2009 Funders! Hard
Rock Mining Reform New
York Counties Establish Carbon Credit Program From
the Director . . . Our
Conservation Contact: Sierra Club—John Muir Chapter, WI
Oregon Marine Reserves Final Work Plan Available NACo
Green Government Initiative
Invitation from Lane County Commissioner PeteSorenson
Coastal Counties Restoration Initiative Grants Awarded
Supervisor or the Month Speaks—Steve Kinsey, Marin County,
CA
Gateway to Glacier Conservation Makes $ense
at NACo WOPR update Cool Counties and Climate
Change Clean Water at NACo?? Oregon marine reserves get a boost from Science
magazine article BLM Accepting Oil Shale Comments $$ for Counties Key Protections to Endangered Species Act Restored Investing in the New Restoration Economy County Land Conservation Economic Benefits Arising
from Watershed Restoration NACo Grants More than $246,000 to Wetland Restoration
Projects Counties Making Money Clark County: Steps Taken Towards Securing a
Sustainable Future Thank you to all our donors
New Report Reveals Solutions to
Off-Road Vehicle Abuse of Public Land
Leading the Way on Energy Conservation
NACo Grants more than $246,000 to
Wetland Restoration Projects
Six Counties Awarded $350,000 for
Coastal Restoration Projects
By the Numbers: Economic Benefits of
Outdoor Recreation in Colorado
"Conservation Makes $ense" at NACo
Six
Strategies for Success: Solutions to Off-Road Vehicle
Abuse of Public Land
Counties
Taking Conservation Seriously
How
Wakulla County FL Protects Its Water
County Leadership in Conservation Awards
Preparing for Climate Change
Greener Tax Policy
Restore Montana: Building a
Restoration Economy
A Greenprint for Travis County
It Pays to Save
The Economic Value of Healthy
Fisheries in Wyoming
Tackling
Global Warming on Multiple Fronts
Greening Cook County (IL): Recycling
The
Economic Value of Healthy Fisheries in Wyoming
Land
Acquisition Benefits to Public Agencies
U.S. Fish and
Wildlife Service Planning Tools
In
Recognition of Our Many Supporters
Counties Share
‘What Works’ at NACo’s First Climate Protection Forum
The Economic Value
of Fisheries in Wyoming
Americans Invest
in Parks & Conservation: LandVote 2006
New
Funding
Expands Coastal Grants
County
Programs
Awarded NACo Five Star Grants
Summer 2005
Masthead photo credits left to right--Rolf Sklar, Curtis J. Carley FWS, NOAA
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