The Conservation Without Conflict Coalition has released its 2024 Summit Report, the product of a gathering of 43 conservation leaders representing private landowners, industry, non-governmental organizations, academia, and state and federal governments in Arlington, Virginia. The summit's sessions addressed planning for the future, real-world examples of collaborative conservation, effective use of private lands, and strategies for sustaining momentum.
Key themes emerging from the discussions included trust-building, adaptability, market-based incentives, and locally tailored solutions. The report is publicly available on the coalition's website and is intended to serve as a blueprint for how Conservation Without Conflict will expand its role in furthering collaborative conservation while keeping working lands working across the nation.
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