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FY13 LCC National Funding Opportunity: The National LCC Office has released funding opportunities targeting aquatic resource conservation and developing a network of ecologically functional and connected landscapes.

Newest Version of Climate Funding Opportunities: This document provides a snapshot of currently available, climate-related funding opportunities compiled by NOAA and partners in the Great Lakes Region.

Roundtable Discussion on The Future of Federal Agency Collaboration in Landscape-Scale Planning: The Landscape Conservation Cooperatives National Coordination Office, in partnership with federal agencies, has organized this initial conversation about the future of federal agency collaboration in landscape-scale planning. It is envisioned additional conversations will be necessary to fully explore agency interests and opportunities. It is recognized that the federal family does not work in isolation in landscape-scale planning. The intention is to broaden the conversation with states, other partners, and tribes in the future.

Agenda for Roundtable Discussion on Future of Federal Collaboration in Landscape-Scale Planning: Here is the full agenda to the meeting that is initializing a conversation about the future of federal agency collaboration in landscape-scale planning.

Affiliates: Showcase area for the work and achievements of organizations within our region who share a similar mission and are closely associated with the Appalachian LCC. This area offers an opportunity for Affiliate organizations to highlight their achievements to the broader conservation community.

New Online Tool Helps Producers Estimate Carbon Stowed in Soil: A new online tool , called COMET-FARM™, enables agricultural producers to calculate how much carbon their conservation actions can remove from the atmosphere.

Residents Encouraged to Participate in Appalachian Bat Survey: Pennsylvania Game Commission biologists are seeking assistance from residents in a regional monitoring effort to collect bat maternity colony data this summer. This monitoring is especially important to measure bat mortalities caused by White-Nose Syndrome (WNS), a disease that affects hibernating bats in Pennsylvania and other parts of the eastern United States.

NRCS, Landowners Improve Habitat for At-risk Species: Through voluntary conservation, American farmers, ranchers and forestland owners are restoring and protecting habitat for seven at-risk wildlife species.