If a 4,061 acre forest were a house, then Todd Crabtree would be the ideal appraiser. His habitat models take distributors of federal funds on a house tour to see all the unique features not visible from the street. These “prospective buyers” give funding to the land that is most valuable and worthy of protecting. His work has led to the protection of over 4,000 acres of ecologically important land that supports threatened species in Southeast Tennessee.
Two hundred and thirteen of these animals, plants, and lichens are found only in the 'True North strong and free,' meaning that Canada alone has responsibility for their fate.
First comprehensive assessment focusing exclusively on 45 bat species occurring in the United States and Canada finds a recent decline in conservation status
Award-winning conservationist, Thomas E. Lovejoy, Ph.D., has joined the Strategic Advisors Council of NatureServe, a biodiversity conservation organization headquartered in Arlington, Virginia.
