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May 2015 News and Views Posts (9)
May Update from the Partnership for Gulf Coast Land Conservation
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U.S. Global Change Research Program releases annual report
From GlobalChange.gov:
Our Changing Planet: The U.S. Global Change Research Program for Fiscal Year 2016
This FY 2016 edition of Our Changing Planet, USGCRP's annual report, summarizes the Program's significant advancements toward achieving its scientific goals, delivering on its Congressional mandate, supporting the President’s Climate Action Plan, and building a knowledge base that effectively informs human…
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New USDA Online Service Provides Conservation Assistance for Farmers and Ranchers
USDA Portal Enables Farmers, Ranchers to Request Conservation Assistance Online
Washington, D.C. May 27, 2015 –Farmers, ranchers and private forest landowners can now do business with USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) through a new online portal. With today’s launch of…
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Important Crop Insurance Deadline Nears for Florida Agricultural Producers
Specialty Crop Producers, Others Need to Certify Conservation Compliance by June 1
Gainesville, FL. May 13,…
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New Fact Sheets on Landscape Conservation Cooperatives, Regional Climate Hubs, Regional Climate Partnerships, and Climate Science Centers
Federal agencies are increasingly supporting science and operational programs that provide context-specific data, information and tools for decision makers to improve practices and make risk management and adaptation decisions that are climate- and weather-sensitive. These programs rely on partnerships involving scientists, practitioners, and decision makers to identify and refine science needs and with local officials and experts to ensure effective implementation.
The U.S.…
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April 2015 Florida Climate Summary
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USDA Announces $235 Million Available for Innovative New Conservation Partnerships
Local Coalitions Can Now Apply for Funding to Improve Soil Health, Preserve Clean Water, Combat Drought, Protect Wildlife Habitat…
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From the Land Trust Alliance, Southeast Program: Connecting farmers and landowners, mergers, and building a culture of philanthropy
The latest newsletter from the Land Trust Alliance's Southeast Program is out, with information on connecting landowners and farmers; geographic trends for differing opinions on climate change; upcoming events, opportunities and more. The latest newsletter can be viewed on the Land Trust Alliance website:…
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April 2015 Newsletter: Gulf of Mexico Alliance
The latest newsletter for the Gulf of Mexico Alliance is out, with restoration updates on Florida, as well as other Gulf states:
RESTORE Council 
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Latest News and Views Posts
- $10 Million for Conservation Innovation Grants - Proposals due February 26, 2018
- North American Wetlands Conservation Act (NAWCA) Standard Grants Program Offers Matching Grants
- U.S. Endowment for Forestry and Communities Invites Proposals for Healthy Watersheds Program
- Longleaf Stewardship Fund 2018 RFP Available - Proposals Due Feb. 8
- USGS Releases "Species of Greatest Conservation Need” Lists
- New Recovery Plan Review Focuses on Actions for Listed Threatened and Endangered Species
- Collaborative study offers insight on protecting valuable coastal resources based on “tipping points” for indicator species
Most Popular News and Views
- New Magazine from USDA's Natural Resources Conservation Service: Agriculture, Wildlife Both Thrive through Landscape Conservation
- Position Announcement: Southeast Aquatic Resources Partnership Coordinator
- Gulf Coast Vulnerability Assessment is recipient of the inaugural Sam D. Hamilton Award for Transformational Conservation Science
- NOAA Climate Funding Opportunities (July 2014)
- Registration Open for the North Florida Marine Science and Big Bend Science Joint Symposia, January 2016
- Florida State Wildlife Grants Announced, Request for Proposals - Applications due by July 13, 2015
- New handbook of drought indicators and indices
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