The New England State Food System Planners Partnership is a collaboration among six state-level food system organizations and Food Solutions New England, a regional network that unites the food system community. Together, we are mobilizing our networks to impact local and regional food supply chains, and strengthen and grow the New England regional food system.
The Northeast Forest Network (NFN), originally known as the New England Forest Policy Group, is a growing coalition of more than two dozen conservationists and advocates across New England and New York dedicated to furthering forest conservation.
The Conservation Finance Network (CFN) advances land and resource conservation by expanding the use of innovative and effective funding and financing strategies.
The RCP Network is comprised of RCPs, people, organizations, agencies, and other networks working together to increase the pace and practice of landscape conservation across municipal, state, and regional boundaries.
Academics for Land Protection in New England is a network of people and institutions dedicated to inspiring the next generation of conservationists, especially in and around schools, colleges, and universities.
Food Solutions New England is a regional, six-state network that unites the food system community around a shared set of values - democratic empowerment, racial equity and dignity for all, sustainability, and trust - and strengthens the movement’s ability to achieve New England Food Vision goals.
Since 1907, Harvard Forest has served as Harvard University's 4,000-acre laboratory and classroom for ecology and conservation (on Nipmuc ancestral land).
Highstead is a regional conservation non-profit dedicated to increasing the pace of land protection in New England and beyond through science, sound stewardship, and collaboration with diverse partners.
H2H is an interstate Regional Conservation Partnership (RCP) stretching from the Hudson River in New York State to the Housatonic River in Connecticut that works within a collaborative framework towards a shared vision for the landscape for all people and nature to enjoy.
