Many landscape and seascape conservation efforts are constant projects in progress. They continuously create new relationships with local partners. And they revisit their goals on a regular basis to make sure they stay on track. The National Park Service plays an active role in landscape-scale efforts across the nation. Check out some examples of this ongoing work.
Bison Conservation Initiative
The National Park Service works with other federal agencies in the Department of the Interior to protect our national mammal, the bison.
US Biosphere Network
Biosphere Regions conserve the beauty and diversity of nature and sustain the benefits of a healthy environment for society.
National Heritage Areas
National Heritage Areas are places where historic, cultural, & natural resources combine to form cohesive, nationally important landscapes.
Greater Yellowstone Committee
GYCC allows the federal land managers to pursue opportunities for voluntary cooperation & coordination at the landscape-level...
Chesapeake Bay Partnership
The Chesapeake Bay Program is a regional partnership that leads and directs Chesapeake Bay restoration and protection.
Crown Managers Partnership
The Crown Managers Partnership works to enhance connections between managers, agencies, researchers, and the communities they work in...
One Tam Initiative
Mt. Tam is managed as a matrix of protected areas within a 195,000-acre network of interconnected spaces. A global biodiversity hotspot...
Appalachian Trail Partnership
The mission of the ATLP is to connect the wild, scenic, and cultural wonders of the Appalachian Trail and its surrounding landscape.
National Natural Landmarks
National Natural Landmarks offer the perfect opportunity for connection and engagement in collaborative conservation...
Last updated: April 4, 2024