The Minnesota Environmental Science and Conservation Program (MN ESP) is an initiative created by the state of Minnesota to promote and protect the state’s natural environment. The MinnesotESPCP Overview provides an overview of the program, its goals, services, and benefits. The program includes a variety of programs and services that are designed to protect the environment, conserve natural resources, and promote environmental education and stewardship. The MN ESP Overview includes a description of the program’s five core components, which are: 1. Conservation and Restoration: This component of the program focuses on protecting and restoring Minnesota’s natural resources and habitats through habitat protection, species management, and water quality. 2. Education and Outreach: This component of the program works to educate the public about the importance of conservation, stewardship, and environmental sustainability. 3. Research and Monitoring: This component of the program works to monitor the state’s ecosystems and develop research-based strategies for their conservation. 4. Planning and Management: This component of the program works to develop and implement management plans for the state’s natural resources and habitats. 5. Compliance and Enforcement: This component of the program works to ensure that regulatory requirements for environmental protection are met. The Minnesota ESP Overview also outlines the program’s objectives and services, including information on funding, planning, and policy. Additionally, it provides information on the program’s partners and stakeholders, as well as the program’s performance and evaluation.