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Willamette
Ecosystem Marketplace Development |
After
more than a decade of working to build trust
and a common vision for ecological health
and economic vitality in the Willamette
Basin, a coalition of conservation, city,
business, farm and science leaders formed
the Willamette Partnership. The Partnership
is committed to developing innovative tools
that will deliver broader conservation benefits
at lower cost and with reduced conflict
in the Willamette River Basin.
The
Willamette Partnership is committed to the
idea that restoring the health of an ecologically,
socially, and economically complex watershed
like the Willamette will require a coordinated
approach that focuses public and private
investments on strategic actions that support
ecosystem based improvements. The Willamette
Partnership is addressing this need by creating
the Willamette Ecosystem Marketplace.
The
goal of the Willamette Ecosystem Marketplace
is to leverage the conservation expenditures
from factories, developers, transportation
agencies, cities and sewer and water ratepayers
to improve the ecological effectiveness
of that investment.
The
documents on this webpage are intended to provide
interested parties easy access to information
on the background and ongoing development of
the Willamette Ecosystem Marketplace.
Linking cold-water refuges into a biologically effective network in the southern Willamette River floodplain: outlining key locations and knowledge gaps.
Ecosystem
Marketplace Questions and Background
How
does an Ecosystem Marketplace Work, With Questions
Willamette Partnership Description and Activities Packet
Beyond Compliance: Transforming the Way We Manage, Regulate, Restore and Sustain Ecosystems by Building the Willamette Ecosystem Marketplace
Why
do we need a Marketplace?
Organizing
Development and Implementation of the Willamette Ecosystem Marketplace
Stakeholder
Discussion Synthesis - February 2005 - Restoring
River Health
Understanding Supply and Demand for Environmental Off-set Credits
Existing and Emerging Markets for Environmental Off-set Credits
Methods for Defining Temperature Off-Set Credits
Elements of Exchange in Market Systems
A Centralized Exchange Platform for Trading in the Willamette Ecosystem Marketplace
Marketplace Framework Presentation
Willamette
Partnership Board Meeting - 9/27/06
Willamette
Partnership Board Meeting - 10/30/06
Willamette
Partnership Steering Committee - 11/16/06
Conservation Innovations Grant Proposal
Laying
the Groundwork for Market-Based Floodplain Restoration
- Regional Geographic Initiatives Grant X5-97077901-0
- Final Report
For
more information, contact David
Primozich at 503-434-8033. |