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Conservation Value Institute
Basic Information
Address: 3020 El Cerrito Plz. #574
El Cerrito, CA 94530
Phone Number: 510-898-4895
Fax Number: 510-291-2275
Email: info@conservationvalue.org
Director: Dr. Jonathan Gelbard
Additional Information
Causes Served: conservation, sustainability, ecosystem services, environment, environmental conservation, resource conservation, land conservation, biodiversity, wildlife conservation, plant conservation, forest conservation, grassland conservation, climate change, global warming, invasive species
Population Served: General Public
Ages for Volunteer: 20+
Hours of Service: TBD
Minimum Hours Required: TBD
Days of Service: TBD
Mission Statement:
Conservation Value Institute (CVI) is a non-profit research and communication think tank that improves public understanding of how environmental solutions benefit our economy, health, security and quality of life.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
CVI improves public awareness about the benefits of the Green Economy, helping to build strong public support for bold policy solutions.
Founded by a rare conservation scientist and communications expert, CVI serves as a bridge between the science underlying sustainability and citizens and decisionmakers, empowering them to make our world better.
We organize our work around three key programmatic goals:
* Advancing the Green Economy: As our core program, CVI follows hot topics in sustainability, and educates citizens and decision-makers in the ways that Green Economy solutions are immediately relevant to their daily lives.
* Entertainment Industry Partnerships: As opportunities arise, CVI partners with musicians and events to actively involve fans in the Green Economy.
* Sustainable Land Use: Leveraging our expertise in conservation biology and management, CVI champions sustainable land use solutions that make conservation both possible and profitable, protecting the health of our biosphere and human well-being.