Thank You, Sponsors & Partners!

The Central Grasslands Roadmap Community Initiative brings together representatives of the U.S., Canada, Mexico, and Indigenous/First Nations from seven sectors, (ranching and agriculture, foundations, industry, nonprofits, federal agencies, state/provincial agencies, and academia).

Join us to help solve the most pressing challenges for the Central Grasslands Biome.

Joining the Collaboration

As a collaborative, the Central Grasslands Roadmap Initiative Community seeks not to be something new, but to be the connection point between different efforts, reducing redundancy, highlighting gaps, and inspiring innovation and collective action.

In this way, the Roadmap prioritizes reconciliation and trust building, as well as braiding Rancher and Indigenous knowledge and Western science. As opposed to prescribing specific actions, the Roadmap provides a framework and suggested actions for everyone involved to contribute. Priorities and strategies listed in the Roadmap are not to direct or define all work, but to give the Roadmap Community a foundation for collaboration.

Submit a Support Letter

Join the growing movement and offer a formal letter of support to the Central Grasslands Roadmap 

More that 750 people and over 200 organizations have helped contribute to the Roadmap or participated in our gatherings. Additionally, more formal endorsements and letters of support have been submitted:

Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association, Inc.

Saskatchewan Prairie Conservation Action Plan

Yukon Conservation Society

Abbey Grasslands of the Prairie Coteau

Sonoran Joint Venture

Alberta Prairie Conservation Forum

Alice Boyle

Monica Rattling Hawk

The Civic Consulting Collaborative

José Hugo Martínez Guerrero

Bird Conservancy of the Rockies

Northern Great Plains Joint Venture

Saskatchewan Cattlemen's Association

The Eight Joint Ventures (JV8)

Nature Saskatchewan

Universidad Juárez del estado de Durango

South Dakota Game, Fish & Park

Dixon Water Foundation

Canadian Forage and Grassland Association

Manitoba Habitat Heritage Corporation 

Buffalo Nations Grasslands Alliance 

Nature Canada 

Alberta Wilderness Association

Organización vida Silvestre, A.C.

North American Grouse Partnership

Ute Creek Cattle Company

Great Plains Fire Science Exchange

John Quinn

Miles Anderson

Birds Canada

Bill Van Pelt

Pronatura Noreste

ADVC EL QUEMADO

HABIO A. C.

Miguel Villa

Sergio Romo Muzquiz

The Rocky Mountain Innovation Lab

Manitoba Forage and Grassland Association

Ducks Unlimited, Inc.

Tinker Airforce Base

Sponsorship Opportunities

  • Show your commitment to healthy grasslands and the communities they support

  • Gain great exposure for your organization

  • Opportunities to connect with 350 delegates and leaders from three countries

  • Be a thought leader in the conservation and future of our grasslands

  • Provide critical financial support to make the summit a success

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A donation recognition graphic showing sponsors of an environmental event. It lists the Knobloch Family Foundation and ConocoPhillips as presenting sponsors, and a $15,000+ diamond sponsorship from the Commission for Environmental Cooperation, represented by logos and names.
Collection of logos of sponsors including Audubon Rockies, Bird Conservancy of the Rockies, Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies, Bobolink Foundation, General Mills, USDA, Wildilfe Restoration, and U.S. Department of Agriculture, supporting a conservation event or program.
Collection of logos of various conservation and park organizations under the heading Gold Sponsors, with a note indicating contributions of $5,000 or more.
Sponsors' logos and names for an event, categorized as Silver and Scholarship sponsors, with the Silver Sponsors including EWAC, Margaret A. Cargill Philanthropies, Society for Range Management, and an animal silhouette, and the Scholarship Sponsors including Birds & Beans, Colorado State University, C.P. Gillette Museum, Greg Penkowsky, Pheasants Forever, Quail Forever, North Dakota Natural Resources Trust, and Canadian Wildlife Federation.