Conservation Delivery Networks
The map above shows the LMVJV geography, with each Conservation Delivery Network highlighted in a different color.
A Conservation Delivery Network (CDN) is a forum developed and supported by the LMVJV in which conservation delivery staff coordinate on-the-ground implementation of their otherwise independent efforts, resulting in heightened efficiency and increased support for priority actions.
The Arkansas MAV CDN represents the very first effort of the LMVJV partnership toward establishing unique, regionally based Conservation Delivery Networks.
The Arkansas-Louisiana West Gulf Coastal Plain CDN includes the upper West Gulf Coastal Plain of Arkansas and Louisiana.
The Louisiana-Mississippi MAV CDN is somewhat unique in that it is the first attempt by the LMVJV partnership to establish a bi-state CDN.
The Northeast Texas (NETX) CDN represents the first opportunity for the LMVJV partnership to establish a CDN in the West Gulf Coastal Plain region of the Lower Mississippi Valley Joint Venture.
The West-Central Louisiana Ecosystem Partnership provides technical assistance in restoring and managing longleaf pine and other native ecosystems in West-Central Louisiana.
The Texas Longleaf Team works to restore longleaf pine ecosystems on private and public forestlands in the state of Texas.