30x30 Resources
The 30x30 Movement
Watch our 4-minute video on 30x30:
American Nature Campaign
Learn about the national 30x30 goal
Campaign for Nature
Learn about the global 30x30 goal
“How much nature should America keep?”
Read a report on 30x30 in America
30x30 Issue brief
Get an overview of 30x30 and further resources from Center for Western Priorities
Groundwork for 30x30
Check out locally-led conservation efforts and 30x30 support across the country
30x30 Summary
Download a 30x30 explainer
Fact vs Fiction
It’s time to set the record straight and take a look at the established facts about 30x30.
By the numbers
Get quantitative facts about 30x30
Why 30x30?
Nature Loss
Watch a one minute video on nature loss in America
“The Green Squeeze”
Read a report on nature loss in America
The science supporting 30x30
A compiled review of scientific literature supporting 30x30
“The Nature Gap”
Learn about why 30x30 is necessary to resolve social and racial injustice
30x30 Leadership
Executive Order
Read President Biden’s Executive order including a call to conserve 30% of America by 2030
America the Beautiful
Read the Biden administration’s report outlining principles and strategies to conserve 30x30
Indigenous conservation leadership
Read a report highlighting indigenous community-led efforts to safeguard nature
Along the Road to 30
The Western Road to 30
Check out a website examining the tools and tactics Western states are already using to conserve lands and waters
“How marine protected areas help fisheries and ocean ecosystems”
Read a report on protecting marine ecosystems
“A call to action for land conservation”
Learn about the role of land trusts in the 30x30 movement
“Getting to 30x30”
Read science-based guidelines for decision makers
State parks
View a storymap about how state parks can help us get to 30x30
Tribal land management
View a storymap about how tribal management is essential to getting to 30x30
National Conservation Lands
View a storymap about conservation within the Bureau of Land Managment
National Parks
View a storymap about how national parks are the heart of conservation networks
Private Land Conservation
View an interactive storymap about why private conservation is essential to the 30x30 goal
National Wildlife Refuges
View a storymap about National Wildlife Refuges and their importance to the 30x30 goal
Desert Renewable Energy Conservation Plan
View a storymap explaining the importance of the DRECP
Urban Conservation
View a storymap about how urban conservation can provide more access to nature and help us get to 30x30
Wildlife Corridors
View a storymap explaining what wildlife corridors are and how they can help get us to 30x30
Access for Sportsmen and Sportswomen
In this storymap, learn how the 30x30 goal can improve recreation access and protect fish and wildlife.
Photographs by: Bob Wick, Bureau of Land Management (Header, American Nature Campaign, Campaign for Nature, How much nature…, Issue Brief, The Nature Gap, Getting to 30x30, A call to action…, Executive Order, Tribal Land Management, National Conservation Lands); Kelly Wickens, United States Forest Service (Factsheet); Department of Energy (Nature loss); EcoFlight (Green Squeeze); United States Forest Service (Science supporting 30x30); N. Lewis, National Park Service (America the Beautiful); MobilusInMobili, Flickr (Western Road to 30); Oregon Metro (Indigenous Conservation Leadership); National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (Marine Protected Areas); Colorado Parks and Wildlife (State Parks); Patrick Alexander, National Park Service (By the numbers); United States Fish and Wildlife Service (National Wildlife Refuges); KiskaMedia, Bureau of Land Management (DRECP); Adams, National Park Service (National Parks); Florent Lamoureux, Flickr (Urban Conservation); Bureau of Land Management (Sportsmen & Sportswomen); Tracy Robillard, NRCS (Private land conservation)