Applying human ingenuity to the preservation of nature using science, technology, and lasting partnerships with conservation practitioners.
Who We Are
Conservation Science Partners (CSP) is a dynamic, 501(c)(3) nonprofit established to meet the analytical and research needs of diverse stakeholders in conservation projects. We are a global leader in advanced quantitative analysis and planning services, allowing conservation-minded organizations, managers, and leaders to effectively access and integrate meaningful information to improve discourse and decisions.
At CSP, we draw on the realms of the environmental, social, and computer sciences, among others, and bring deep expertise in a diversity of ecosystem types found around the world. Along with our core staff, we connect the best minds in conservation science to solve problems in a way that’s comprehensive, flexible, and service-oriented.
Capabilities & Services
Across our labs and initiatives, CSP’s core capabilities and services include, but are not limited to…
ADVANCED GEOSPATIAL AND EARTH OBSERVATION ANALYSES
ECOSYSTEM AND POPULATION MODELING
MULTI-SCALE CONSERVATION PLANNING AND DESIGN
IMMERSIVE TRAINING AND EDUCATION
Latest News & Updates
CSP IS HIRING!
CSP IS HIRING! Open and Pending Positions
CSP scientists present new results from multiple projects on the Mojave desert tortoise at the annual Desert Tortoise Council Symposium in Las Vegas.
CONFERENCE: CSP scientists present new results from multiple projects on the Mojave desert tortoise at [READ MORE]
Species range shifts are more complex than what the models predict
PUBLICATION: Species range shifts are more complex than what the models predict [READ MORE]
A new national report from the Center for American Progress, powered by CSP analyses, reveals that Nature loss is not experienced equally
REPORT: A new national report from the Center for American Progress, powered by CSP analyses, [READ MORE]
CSP staff share results of new work on methods for improving the efficiency of analyzing audio data to monitor bird distributions across California at The Wildlife Society’s Western Section conference
CONFERENCE: CSP staff share results of new work on methods for improving the efficiency of [READ MORE]
Using online media and AI to understand how public sentiment of the Mojave desert tortoise affects its conservation.
WEBINAR: Using online media and AI to understand how public sentiment of the Mojave desert [READ MORE]
A new modeling approach provides improved and updated survival estimates for a threatened species, the Mojave desert tortoise.
PUBLICATION: A new modeling approach provides improved and updated survival estimates for a threatened species, [READ MORE]
A first-of-its-kind assessment asks: How protected are America’s rivers?
PUBLICATION: A first-of-its-kind assessment asks: How protected are America’s rivers?