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Corporate Habitat of the Year—Pfizer Global Manufacturing – Kalamazoo

March 12, 2013

This screech owl (Otus asio) has made its home in an undeveloped 750-acre wildlife oasis in the midst of an industrial region, thanks to a collaboration between the Kalamazoo Nature Center and Pfizer’s volunteer Wildlife Management team. Pfizer Inc’s Pfizer Global Manufacturing – Kalamazoo program is the winner of the Wildlife Habitat Council’s 2012 Corporate Habitat of the Year award. This award recognizes one certified Wildlife at Work program each year for outstanding environmental stewardship and voluntary employee efforts.

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Grizzly Co-Existence Project Updates

February 11, 2013

Article image Keeping wild bears wild. Since 1997, Defenders of Wildlife has partnered with federal, state and local agencies, landowners, and volunteers to provide electric fencing incentives, food-storage lockers, bear-resistant garbage containers, and outreach and education to people living in bear country.

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Nature’s Benefits

February 21, 2013

Article image Nature’s Benefits: The Importance of Addressing Biodiversity in Ecosystem Service Programs is a new white paper publication by Sara Vickerman, Defenders of Wildlife.

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Ecosystem Services Conference: Sara Vickerman’s presentations

December 06, 2012

Burrowing owls. Photo by Lee Karney, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Sara Vickerman to give two presentations: 1) A Collaborative Approach to Building Biodiversity Metrics across Jurisdictions and Scales; and 2) A Landscape Scale Approach to Habitat Conservation at ACES and Ecosystem Markets 2012 Conference, December 10-14, 2012.

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