1. Changes in the Concept of Conservation Over Time
Heritage
Plants, animals, and communities
Connections to economics
Foundation in science
Worldwide
Corporate and government partnerships
Preserving Natural Diversity
Communities
Our current conception of conservation is a result of all of these past developments. When we talk about conservation we’re talking about not just land, but also plants, animals, waters, climate, and communities.
Economics and science are recognized as integral to any conservation attempt
Conservation efforts are international. Nature has no national boundaries.
Ecosystems; Climate and Waters
Whole Systems
Today
J. Renzi, 2015