Natural Areas Association (NAA) is an association of scientists and practitioners focused on the management of ecologically significant natural landscapes with the intent to protect biodiversity for current and future generations. Natural Areas News is just one of the ways NAA shares reliable science, emerging challenges, best practices, and achievements of those who work daily to preserve natural areas.

 

Photo courtesy of the City of Fort Collins 

Fort Collins Natural Areas Celebrates 30 Years

In 1992 the City of Fort Collins established its Natural Areas Department to conserve and steward treasured outdoor community spaces. The city recently launched a yearlong celebration to mark the 30th anniversary of the ballot measure that launched this program. Learn More.

Photo courtesy of Ethan Freid

More than Moths: Flower Visitors of a Night-Blooming Plant in South Florida Pine Rocklands

The rough-leaf velvetseed (Guettarda scabra) is an evergreen shrub that thrives only in the imperiled pine rockland habitat in south Florida, attracting nocturnal hawkmoths and providing resources that can support diverse arthropod communities. Learn More.

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Nearly Every Country Signs

On to a Sweeping Deal to

Protect Nature

The agreement comes as biodiversity is declining worldwide at rates never seen before. Scientists have projected that a million plants and animals are at risk of extinction, many within decades. Learn More.

 

NAA Member News

 
New Video Highlights How Biocontrol Saved Native Wiliwili Trees 
 

Tualatin Buys Natural Area with Metro Bond Funds

 

$1.44M Conservation Purchase Sets Up One of Largest Nature Preserves in Ann Arbor Area

 

Potential Effects of Energy Development on Environmental Resources of the Williston Basin in Montana, North Dakota, and South Dakota—Species of Conservation Concern 

 

Pollinators Need Your Help in the Winter Too 

 

Many Indiana Natural Landmarks Just a Short Drive

 

When an Extinct Species Is Found Alive, What Happens Next?

 

Leaf Phenology and Freeze Tolerance of the Invasive Tree Pyrus calleryana (Roseaceae) and Potential Native Competitors

 

Watershed Improvement Efforts Help Brook Trout Thrive in Northeastern Streams

 

Vegetation Type Conversion in the US Southwest: Frontline Observations and Management Responses

 

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