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For Landowners | Conservation Banking
They are all benefiting from high quality habitat preserved in conservation banks. What are conservation banks? Conservation banks are permanently protected lands that contain natural resource values. These lands are conserved and permanently managed for species that are endangered, threatened, candidates for listing as endangered or threatened, or are otherwise species-at-risk. Conservation banks function to offset adverse impacts to these species that occurred elsewhere, sometimes referred to as off-site mitigation. In exchange for permanently protecting the land and managing it for these species, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) approves a specified number of habitat or species credits that bank owners may sell. Learn More
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- Information, Planning and Conservation System (IPaC)
- Recovery Online Activity Reporting System (ROAR)
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