federal conservation designation

A federal conservation designation is an official status granted by a national government to specific lands, waters, or species to provide legal protection and manage them for long-term ecological, cultural, or recreational conservation.

Aliases (8)

• conservation system ×2
• National Conservation Area ×1
• United States conservation program ×1
• United States federal protected area designation ×1
• federal land management framework ×1
• federal protected area ×1
• national conservation area ×1
• river conservation designation ×1

Instances (10)

• U.S. National Monument
• National Wild and Scenic Rivers System units ("river conservation designation")
• Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area ("national conservation area")
• Chilean National System of Protected Wild Areas ("conservation system")
• United States protected areas system ("conservation system")
• National Natural Landmark ("United States conservation program")
• National Wilderness Preservation System ("federal land management framework")
• Hanford Reach National Monument ("federal protected area")
• National Battlefields ("United States federal protected area designation")
• King Range National Conservation Area ("National Conservation Area")