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Private Land Biologist (PLB) & Private Land Engineer (PLE) Support Teams - Helping NRCS State Offices Bring Aquatic Conservation to Life

by Web Editor last modified Jan 09, 2026 01:13 PM
Contributors: Aquatic Connectivity Framework
Private Land Biologist (PLB) & Private Land Engineer (PLE) Support Teams - Helping NRCS State Offices Bring Aquatic Conservation to Life
The Aquatic Connectivity Framework is supported by two specialized teams working across priority regions. Private Lands Biologists (PLBs) bring deep knowledge of aquatic ecology to help NRCS staff with landowner outreach, habitat assessments, and biological planning. Private Lands Engineers (PLEs) apply Water Resource Engineering expertise to design practical solutions for stream crossings, bank stabilization, and fish passage. Together, these teams strengthen the capacity of state offices to deliver effective aquatic conservation on private lands.

Publication Date: 2026

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