Ecosystem Sciences Foundation

Silver creek alliance program - since 2011, Ecosystem Sciences Foundation has led the formation of the silver creek annual monitoring and reporting program as part of the alliance; an association of conservation-minded landowners working collaboratively to practice and promote ecologically and economically sound land and water management in the silver creek watershed of Idaho. The program engages in a wide variety of efforts, including resource monitoring, research, and sustainable resource management, to benefit the area's working landscapes, streams, wildlife and other natural resources.

Urban tree canopy development and treasure valley canopy network (canopy) is the connected network of tree canopy and greenspace within and around a community. This canopy provides the environment and society with great benefits, that when incorporated into our urban infrastructure can result in happier, healthier and more sustainable communities. Ecosystem Sciences Foundation provided technical support, annual reporting, and facilitation services, and program development.

Idaho forests economic evaluation and health assessment- Ecosystem Sciences Foundation is developing a geodatabase (gis) of Idaho department of lands (idl) implemented projects describing over 100 state & private forestry program funded projects throughout the state of Idaho since 2008. This data will help idl evaluate the impact of their programs on improving forest health across Idaho. Engage key public, private and non-profit stakeholders in building the statewide economic analysis. This economic analysis will evaluate Idaho's priority landscape areas as identified in the Idaho state forest action plan and communicate the value of Ecosystem services produced by these landscapes.