San Diego Collaboration for Conservation: Sustaining the Region's Legacy of Biodiversity Conservation

Authors

Tessa Tinkler, The Nonprofit Institute
Darbi Berry, San Diego Regional Climate CollaborativeFollow
A-bel Gong, San Diego Regional Climate CollaborativeFollow
Bryan Cardenas, The Nonprofit Institute
Daniela Olguin, The Nonprofit Institute
Connelly Meschen, The Nonprofit Institute
Eo Hanabusa, The Nonprofit InstituteFollow

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Abstract or Description

We are living through significant environmental, social, political, and economic challenges. These challenges have strained our communities and humanbuilt systems, as well as our interconnected habitats, wildlife, and natural systems. Lack of adequate infrastructure to withstand natural disasters and climate change, as well as historical and presentday inequities in resources across neighborhoods, are examples of the multifaceted and interconnected threats contributing to the accelerated loss of our rich biodiversity. This natural abundance is integral to our region’s health, history, and continued prosperity.

Publication Date

10-22-2024

Document Type

Report

Keywords

adaptation, biodiversity conservation, habitat

Disciplines

Biodiversity | Environmental Sciences

Digital USD Citation

Tinkler, Tessa; Berry, Darbi; Gong, A-bel; Cardenas, Bryan; Olguin, Daniela; Meschen, Connelly; and Hanabusa, Eo, "San Diego Collaboration for Conservation: Sustaining the Region's Legacy of Biodiversity Conservation" (2024). Environment. 3.
https://digital.sandiego.edu/npi-environment/3