APPLIED CONSERVATION LLC
ATLANTIC BEACH, FLORIDA

Applied Conservation LLC is a consultancy firm founded in 2011 by Gregory Low and Henry Little, two seasoned experts from The Nature Conservancy. Based in Atlantic Beach, Florida, the company focuses on aiding its clients-public agencies, nonprofits, and private landowners-in conservation efforts. Their services include action planning for conservation, forecasting landscape changes, implementing strategies, crafting environmental dashboards, and developing organizations. The firm employs a unique approach called 'landscape conservation forecasting.' This method combines modern techniques like satellite imagery, ecological models, simulations, and cost-benefit analyses to provide efficient conservation solutions across different landscapes. Gregory Low, leveraging his three decades of experience with The Nature Conservancy, brings an outstanding depth of expertise in creating environmental projects at both state and regional levels. He continues to make a significant impact at Applied Conservation by using advanced tools such as the Vegetation Dynamics Development Tool (VDDT) and Simultaneous Succession Simulation Model (ST-Sim) for scenario planning. Henry Little complements this team with his thirty-year experience in conservation, both with The Nature Conservancy and The Conservation Fund. Before joining Applied Conservation, he played a crucial role in expanding the Conservancy’s footprint across various states and led major initiatives such as the CA-NV Joint Venture, Northern Sierra Project, and Klamath River Project. Beyond his professional career, Little also volunteers to support disabled veterans through fly fishing activities with PHWFF’s San Francisco Program. With its registration under the Florida Department of State since February 17, 2015, Applied Conservation continues to offer active services from their mailing address at 2233 Seminole Rd, Apartment 18, Atlantic Beach, FL. They can be reached via phone at (775) 742-7627 and (415) 264-7827 or through their website at appliedconservation.com.