For Kelsi Mottet, conservation planning is personal. A sixth generation Whidbey Islander in Washington state, her family’s history of owning land on the island helped shape her connection to natural resources early on. That connection ultimately led her back home. After earning two degrees in environmental education, Kelsi joined the… Continue Reading Strengthening Conservation Through Mentorship
Before Brandon Bing became a conservation planner, he was already learning what it meant to care for the land. At an early age, Brandon was involved in the operations of his family ranch in east Texas. Raising cattle, managing the land, and other responsibilities helped him understand the impact he… Continue Reading Rooted in Conservation: Brandon Bing’s Story
NCPP’s work is rooted in a simple belief: the best way to advance conservation planning is to listen to the people who deliver it every day. This Speak Up! Virtual Listening Session will be the first in a new webinar series designed to create space for conservation professionals to share… Continue Reading Coming Soon: Speak Up! Virtual Listening Session
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