Conservation Science Partners

CSP IS HIRING!
Field Technician
Conservation Science Partners (CSP) is seeking a summer field technician responsible for conducting visual encounter and trapping surveys for amphibians in Rocky Mountain National Park (RMNP).
See Full Job Description and Application Instructions here: https://www.csp-inc.org/jobs/

ADAPTATION FRAMEWORK CO-DEVELOPED BY CSP SENIOR SCIENTIST SHELLEY CRAUSBAY HIGHLIGHTED IN SPECIAL SECTION OF HIGH-IMPACT JOURNAL BIOSCIENCE
https://www.csp-inc.org/adaptation-framework-co-developed-by-csp-senior-scientist-shelley-crausbay-highlighted-in-special-section-of-high-impact-journal-bioscience/

FIRST-OF-ITS-KIND ONLINE MAPPING TOOL SHOWS BEST OPPORTUNITIES TO MEET U.S. CLIMATE AND CONSERVATION GOALS WITH NATION’S PUBLIC LANDS
https://www.csp-inc.org/first-of-its-kind-online-mapping-tool-shows-best-opportunities-to-meet-u-s-climate-and-conservation-goals-with-nations-public-lands/

NEW CSP REPORT HIGHLIGHTS HIGH ECOLOGICAL VALUE AREAS IN THE GRAND MESA, UNCOMPAHGRE, AND GUNNISON NATIONAL FORESTS AS KEY TARGETS FOR CONSERVATION

NEW CSP REPORT HIGHLIGHTS HIGH ECOLOGICAL VALUE AREAS IN THE GRAND MESA, UNCOMPAHGRE, AND GUNNISON NATIONAL FORESTS AS KEY TARGETS FOR CONSERVATION - Conservation Science Partners New CSP research identifies locations in the GMUG National Forests that represent landscapes with the highest ecological value, serving as a guide for management planning by the U.S. Forest Service. New CSP research identifies locations in the GMUG National Forests that represent landscapes with the...

NEW CSP RESEARCH PINPOINTS ‘BEST OF THE BEST’ OREGON RIVERS TO CONSERVE.

New CSP research pinpoints 'best of the best' Oregon rivers to conserve. - Conservation Science Partners A new report by CSP, developed to inform state and federal policy makers, identifies some of the most ecologically important rivers in Oregon. A new report by CSP, developed to inform state and federal policy makers, identifies some of the most ecologically important rivers in...

CSP SUPPORTS THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE RESIST-ACCEPT-DIRECT (RAD) FRAMEWORK WITH INNOVATIVE SCIENCE
https://www.csp-inc.org/csp-supports-the-development-of-the-resist-accept-direct-rad-framework-with-innovative-science/

CSP seeks a summer field technician!
(Ft. Collins, CO)

Conservation Science Partners is hiring a 2021 summer field technician responsible for conducting visual encounter and trapping surveys for amphibians in Rocky Mountain National Park (RMNP). Please see the full job announcement and application instructions at our Jobs page.

https://www.csp-inc.org/csp-seeks-a-summer-filed-technician/

CSP launches its new Analytics Lab!

The Analytics Lab develops software solutions that enable us to answer complex questions about our natural world and society in real time. We leverage Earth observation, artificial intelligence, and our deep expertise in ecology, social science, and data science so our partners can develop thoughtful, informed solutions at the speed of change. It's science for good, at scale!

We are proud to be affiliated with Microsoft's new Planetary Computer, aimed at putting global-scale environmental monitoring capabilities in the hands of scientists, developers, and policy makers, enabling data-driven decision making.

https://www.csp-inc.org/csp-launches-its-new-analytics-lab/

CSP IS HIRING!
We are seeking diverse, talented individuals to help drive and contribute to the work of a growing team of creative conservation biologists, ecologists, and social scientists implementing science-driven projects across the U.S. and internationally. Check out our open (or pending) position announcements.
https://www.csp-inc.org/csp-is-hiring/

NEW PAPER BY STACY LISCHKA AND COLLEAGUES EXPLORES WHY PEOPLE TAKE ACTIONS TO LIMIT HUMAN-WILDLIFE CONFLICTS
https://www.csp-inc.org/new-paper-by-stacy-lischka-and-colleagues-explores-why-people-take-actions-to-limit-human-wildlife-conflicts/

A NEW PAPER BY SHELLEY CRAUSBAY AND COLLEAGUES DESCRIBES HOW ECOLOGICAL DROUGHT HAS ENTERED UNFAMILIAR TERRITORY

A new paper by Shelley Crausbay and colleagues describes how ecological drought has entered unfamiliar territory - Conservation Science Partners Novel forms of drought are emerging globally due to a warming climate, shifting ocean and atmospheric teleconnection patterns, expanding human water use, and a history of human influence on the environment. These droughts are increasing the probability for transformational ecological impacts that ca...

NEW CSP PAPER LINKS HYDROLOGIC DYNAMICS TO AT-RISK BIODIVERSITY IN WETLAND ENVIRONMENTS

New CSP paper links hydrologic dynamics to at-risk biodiversity in wetland environments - Conservation Science Partners Wetland ecosystems are highly biodiverse, essential to human health and well‐being, and in decline, yet knowledge of the natural dynamics and distributions of wetland systems is lacking globally, hindering conservation efforts. CSP’s Amanda Kissel led an effort with other CSP staff to integrate ...