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Cascades to Coast Landscape Collaborative Tools and Spatial Products

Costal Northwest Landscape
CCLC Products

CCLC Spatial Products

The products below have been developed by our core and leadership team to represent our region in spatially-significant ways. 

CCLC Reports

The products below describe in detail the scope, targets, and audiences of the CCLC.

CCLC Reports
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Conservation Plan Synthesis

This document represents an initial synthesis of conservation targets, key ecological attributes and criteria for spatial design through a thorough review of existing conservation plans and literature.   This synthesis is meant to be an adaptive document that is edited based upon needs. The plan is to complement this ecological-based synthesis with knowledge and information related to community and human well-being.


The document can be downloaded here.

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Social Network Analysis

A social network analysis maps out the who, what, and where of conservation collaboration, helping us to think more strategically about conservation at the landscape scale by identifying who entities collaborate with, and the conservation priorities, strategies, capacity needs, strengths, and geographic areas of interest


2-page summary

SNA Infographic

Original Survey Questions

Notes from our SNA Workshop

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Assessment of Conservation Planning Tools and Recommendations for the CCLC

A common suggestion is to develop a web-based tool that supports landscape conservation.  Several stakeholders have also noted that there are a variety of existing tools. This document, created by Lisa DeBruyckere of Creative Resource Strategies, LLC, represents a thorough assessment of existing conservation planning tools.  The goal of this document is to point to potential gaps and potentials for collaborating and coordinating with other conservation tool developers.


You can download the report here.

Event Recordings and Reports

Did you miss an event? Find recordings and reports below.

CCLC Events
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Southwest Washington Connectivity Webinar

The Southwest Washington Connectivity Webinar featured an overview of the importance and need for habitat connectivity, the science, tools and access to them, and a panel discussion on applying habitat connectivity data to management decisions.


Recording from the July 13th 2022 webinar.

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Meaningful Incentives for Landowners

The Cascades to Coast Landscape Collaborative (CCLC) hosted events in Longview, Shelton and South Bend. These focused on conservation incentives and their role in sustaining small family forests over the long term. The events featured a talk highlighting a new, innovative regional incentive program called the Southwest Washington Small Forest Lands Conservation Partnership. It also included an open discussion on how to improve incentives for Small Forest Landowners.


Read the full report here.

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Chehalis Workshop Report

A gathering of our partners to discuss the shared values and challenges of the SW Washington sub-region.


Read the full report here.

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Conservation Program Explorer Webinar

Public launch of the Conservation Program Explorer tool for the Southwest and Olympic regions of Washington. The entire state of Washington is now live. Please subscribe for updates about the future launches for western Oregon.


Recording of the Conservation Program Explorer public launch on November 9th 2021.



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CCLC Update Webinar

July 2019

Members of the leadership team updated attendees about new organizational identity, post-Chehalis and Warrenton outcomes, and values spatial mapping plans.


Watch the recording here.

View slides here.

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PNW Landscape Conservation Mapper Webinar

Public launch of CCLC Mapper tool 


Recording from public webinar on August 25, 2021

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Warrenton Workshop Report

A gathering of our partners to discuss the shared values and challenges of the NW Oregon sub-region.


Read the full report here.

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