County Commissioners Protecting America's Natural Resources 

                                                                                                                   

 
 

   
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Pro-environment county officials are key to engaging the public and decision-makers and the Conservation Leaders Network is key to making this happen.

“The story of the environmental movement over the next quarter century is about building relationships with the outermost circle of sympathetic citizens. 
It is about engaging the “environmental majority” and building the deep societal commitment to sustainability that will protect our world for generations to come." 
Gideon Rosenblatt, “Movement
as Network”

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The Conservation Leaders Network

The only organization in the country that focuses on working with county commissioners to protect America's natural resources.

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COOL COUNTIES

 The Conservation Leaders Network is the new home for Cool Counties. Moving from the King County WA website, which was its original home, the Cool Counties web pages will be kept up-to-date as more and more counties endorse the Cool Counties Climate Stabilization Declaration.


See the Conservation Leaders Network featured on The Wilderness Society's website! 
 

WOPR
The Department of Interior withdraws the Western Oregon Plan Revisions (WOPR)!! The Conservation Leaders Network has worked with county commissioners from O&C counties and forest advocates in opposition to the WOPR since the Bush Administration first proposed it several years ago. We are delighted that sound management of these federal forest lands has prevailed at last.  To read the Department's July 16 press release, click here.


Oregon marine reserves get a boost from Science Magazine study. 
 

NACo ANNUAL CONFERENCE
We are just back from the National Association of Counties' annual conference in Nashville TN. Co-sponsored this year by the Wilderness Society, the Pew Environment Group, Climate Communities and Defenders of Wildlife, check back soon to see photos of our "Conservation Makes $ense" booth, the list of materials we distributed and pictures of the "Conservation on Conservation" gathering. 


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