Arizona Conservation Partnership Charter Our vision is to join forces and leverage resources to enhance Arizona’s working landscapes for ecological and economic prosperity. The Arizona Conservation Partnership provides a framework for accomplishing landscape scale conservation work using a collaborative approach that will maintain, restore and enhance Arizona’s economic and environmental quality of life. The partnership will provide leadership, and encourage collaboration, information sharing and coordinated action for the benefit of Arizona’s citizens and visitors. Watershed health Water quantity Aquatic and Riparian health Forest and rangeland health Wildlife habitat Environmental Quality Air Quality Water Quality Working landscapes Agricultural production Biomass Utilization Recreational Use Develop strategies to identify and address natural resource concerns at the scale of the problem. Develop a geospatial system to help identify, assess, prioritize and make decisions about the resource management needs and partnership opportunities, and to help track the accomplishments of the partnership. Develop and implement innovative tools and techniques for agency collaboration on landscape scale conservation efforts. Communicate resource management needs and strategies to the governor, legislators, congress, and partners. Coordinate the work through local conservation partnerships. Provide outreach and educational opportunities showcasing the accomplishments of the partnership.
Arizona Conservation Partnership Charter Our vision is to join forces and leverage resources to enhance Arizona’s working landscapes for ecological and economic prosperity. The Arizona Conservation Partnership provides a framework for accomplishing landscape scale conservation work using a collaborative approach that will maintain, restore and enhance Arizona’s economic and environmental quality of life. The partnership will provide leadership, and encourage collaboration, information sharing and coordinated action for the benefit of Arizona’s citizens and visitors. Watershed health Water quantity Aquatic and Riparian health Forest and rangeland health Wildlife habitat Environmental Quality Air Quality Water Quality Working landscapes Agricultural production Biomass Utilization Recreational Use Develop strategies to identify and address natural resource concerns at the scale of the problem. Develop a geospatial system to help identify, assess, prioritize and make decisions about the resource management needs and partnership opportunities, and to help track the accomplishments of the partnership. Develop and implement innovative tools and techniques for agency collaboration on landscape scale conservation efforts. Communicate resource management needs and strategies to the governor, legislators, congress, and partners. Coordinate the work through local conservation partnerships. Provide outreach and educational opportunities showcasing the accomplishments of the partnership.