Conservation Biology Institute


A non-partisan science-based nonprofit that develops geospatial data platforms, conservation software, spatial analyses, ecological modeling, and applied planning services to support biodiversity conservation, climate and wildfire resilience, and natural resource decision-making. Works with government agencies, NGOs, tribes, and local stakeholders on data integration, decision support, and training.

Industries

biotechnology
education
natural-resources
professional-services

Nr. of Employees

small (1-50)

Conservation Biology Institute

Corvallis, Oregon, United States, North America


Products

Web-based geospatial data platform

A hosted platform for storing, visualizing, analyzing, and sharing conservation geospatial data and derived analyses to support planning and monitoring.


Services

Applied science support for habitat protection, adaptive management, and landscape-scale planning for public agencies and NGOs.

Design and build of web-based tools, mobile field apps, and analytics systems to support conservation workflows.

Production of maps, spatial analyses, and cartographic products to inform planning, permitting, and conservation actions.

Modeling of vegetation, species distributions, climate impacts, and fire regimes to inform adaptation and restoration efforts.

Workshops, training series, and facilitated processes to translate science into actionable management and policy decisions.

Expertise Areas

  • Geospatial data platforms and web GIS
  • Conservation planning and reserve design
  • Spatial analysis and mapping
  • Ecological and climate-impact modeling
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Key Technologies

  • Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
  • Web GIS / web mapping platforms
  • Spatial decision support systems (SDSS)
  • Predictive ecological and vegetation models
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News & Updates

Webinar focusing on boreal biome fire ecology, management policies, and science/data gaps; scheduled July 9, 2025.

Recap of Conservation Biology Institute activities at COP16 including panels and workshops on infrastructure, fire regimes, and energy-water-food synergies.

Analysis of farmland and water distribution, quality, and projected impacts in the San Joaquin Valley leading to recommendations for conservation easements and groundwater recharge projects.

Initiative to partner with the Colombian National Firefighting Academy to establish a regional center for wildfire research, training, and community wildfire risk reduction.


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