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The Conservation Biology Institute (CBI) provides scientific expertise to support the conservation and recovery of biological diversity in its natural state through applied research, education, planning, and community service.

Recognizing the urgency of the global ecological crisis, CBI is dedicated to providing sound knowledge of ecological systems in a timely, cost-effective manner.

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Historic Tejon Ranch Agreement
(2008)

Bahia de San Quintin
Conservation Vision for Bahía de San Quintín
(September 2007)


Mapping High Conservation Value and Endangered Forests in the Alberta Foothills Using Spatially Explicit Decision Support Tools
(July 2007)

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A Population Monitoring Framework For Five Subspecies of Island Fox
(June 2007)

Las Californias Binational Conservation Initiative
New funding for
Las Californias Binational Conservation Initiative
(2007)

Boreal Region
The Boreal Information Centre
(2007)

Comparative Review of Governance Structures for Ecosystem Management
(2006)

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Mapping Undisturbed Landscapes in Alaska
(2006)


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Framework Monitoring Plan for the San Clemente Island Fox
(2006)

PAD
Protected Areas Database
Version 4 (2006)

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Conservation Significance of Rancho Guejito
(2005)

PC Corridor
Oregon's Legacy Wild Forests
(2005)

Fisher Project
Fisher Assessment


Featured Projects and Current Work


Pacific Northwest Conservation Assessment
Updated April 2003


Conservation Biology Institute
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Corvallis, OR 97333
USA

Phone: (541) 757-0687
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