Be sure to check out the January Landscape Conservation Bulletin, as it summarizes the latest news and developments in the field of landscape conservation. This month’s Bulletin highlights the landscape conservation implications of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act and reflections on the problematic implications of a nature-vs-human dichotomy for landscape conservation.  The Bulletin also highlights the Network’s national survey of landscape conservation initiatives–which remains open through the end of February and is collecting data to track the growth and development of the landscape conservation movement and to identify challenges and/or needs that–if addressed–could accelerate progress on the ground. Be sure to check out all of the above, plus the additional landscape conservation news items, upcoming webinars and events, and current job postings in the field of collaborative landscape conservation.

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