For 30 years, Sageland Collaborative has engaged volunteers and partners across the West based on a shared love of wildlife and landscapes.
Mission
Sageland Collaborative provides science-based strategies for wildlife and land conservation.
Vision
We envision a future where our communities thrive based on interconnected ecosystems, wildlife, and people.
Engaging the Community in Conservation Science
Our Programs
We work with hundreds of volunteers and partners across our community science programs to create landscape-level change for the wildlife that unite us. From counting shorebirds around Great Salt Lake to planting trees and seedlings to benefit stream and pollinator habitat, our restoration work is science-based and rooted in community.
Learn more & get involved by tapping the photos above, or visit our Current Programs page!
Leading Wildlife Conservation across the Intermountain West
Strategic Priorities
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The landscapes that we know and love are rapidly changing through human development & climate-induced drought.
Government entities alone are not capable of solving these problems. Our work addresses these challenges with the following goals:
Increase biodiversity & special-status species
Conserve wildlife pathways
Restore habitat
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We strive to engage the entire community in our conservation work to realize our vision of interconnected ecosystems, wildlife, and people.
We believe that thriving landscapes go hand-in-hand with resilient communities.
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The reality of conservation work take a toll on many who work in this field. Avoiding burnout and turnover is crucial to realizing our vision.
Our values are prioritized among our Board and staff so that we can reach our goals and maintain our long-term commitment to our mission and community.
Sageland Collaborative
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