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2025 CCNet & CMP Rally – Valdivia, Chile
We are gathering in Valdivia, Chile, from March 10-14, 2025 to engage and celebrate the Conservation Standards community and strengthen the collaboration between CCNet and CMP.
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Supporting inclusivity for the CCNet & CMP Rally in Chile

Joint CCNet/CMP Rally in Chile March 2025!

Course on Using the Conservation Standards for Conservation Planning

Special issue in Sustainability on “Human Dimensions of Conservation Research and Practice”

CMP-Moore Collaborative Learning Initiatives: Mini-Webinar Series!

CMP Stands against Racism and Discrimination

2020 Conservation Case Study Competition

Version 4.0 of the Conservation Standards Is Here!

A Fresh Take on Your Essential Conservation Tools!

Second Global Adaptive Management Case Study Competition

CMP turns Portuguese and French – at the same time!

Tusk USA joins CMP

Science Serving Nature – Knowledge from NatureServe Making a Difference

Vote for Case Studies! Learn from Your Colleagues!

CMP-CCNet Case Study Competition – Deadline Coming Up!
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