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NatureServe Explorer Pro extends the capabilities of NatureServe Explorer, the definitive source of information for rare and endangered species and ecosystems in North America. Through interactive

NatureServe | Unlocking the Power of Science to Guide Biodiversity

For nearly 50 years, NatureServe has been the authoritative source for biodiversity data throughout North America. We work with 60+ network organizations and 1,000+ conservation scientists to

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NatureServe is the hub of a large, impactful and consequential Network of 60 governmental and non-governmental programs located in the United States and Canada. Each day, Network Programs and

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Make a difference! Protect biodiversity and support NatureServe today. As a charitable nonprofit, NatureServe depends on the support of users like you to keep the reliable, scientific information you

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Welcome to the NatureServe Network! This onboarding page provides essential guidance for new and existing NatureServe Network staff seeking to collaborate more effectively with NatureServe and the

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Mission and Vision We leverage the power of science, data, and technology to guide biodiversity conservation and stewardship. NatureServe envisions a world in which the best available science

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Our Work NatureServe Canada''s data, information, and expertise regarding Canada''s species and ecosystems guide effective conservation action and natural resource management.

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NatureServe Explorer provides free access to conservation status, taxonomy, broad-scale distribution, and life history information for more than 95,000 plants, fungi, and animals in the United States and

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Transportation agencies may choose to build in different locations to avoid at-risk species, protecting nature while also saving time and money. Cities may use this data to develop plans that maintain