HabNet Coalition
Join us December 9th at 1:00 EST for the next installment of our HabNet webinar series: A Community Conversation around Advocacy. Suzanne Simon, Coastal Watershed Grants Program Director, will lead a roundtable discussion on best practices and lessons learned on advocating for critical funding. Click here to register!
The Habitat Network (HabNet) Coalition is a national alliance of conservation organizations dedicated to protecting and restoring coastal habitats across the country.
HabNet was established to:
- Create resilient coastal communities
- Provide a forum to share expertise and resources
- Support collaborative habitat conservation along the coasts and
coastal watersheds - Further the mission of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s Coastal Program
Download the HabNet brochure for a complete overview of the coalition. Interested in joining HabNet? There are no membership fees or term limits. Contact Hilary Stevens for more information.
HabNet Members
American Fisheries Society | Marine Resources Council of East Florida |
Additional Resources
Nature’s Good Neighbor: Stories, lessons learned, and best practices for incorporating restoration into your natural and built environment.
Utilizing the National Wetland Inventory: Learn about how you can use the NWI for restoration projects in your region.
Coastal Program Highlights: Learn about on-the-ground project success stories from across the country.
Coastal Program 101: Get an overview of the USFWS Coastal Program from headquarters staff
Farm Bill Conservation Programs: Learn about how the Farm Bill can help your restoration goals
Coastal Wetlands Conservation Grant Program: Find out about this funding source provided by the Coastal Program
Photo credits for the HabNet brochure can be viewed here.