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Research products and tools developed from this project.
Document: Notes from August 28, 2014 Terrestrial/Wetlands Subteam Meeting
Summary of discussions from afternoon breakout session after the core team meeting.
Steering Committee Group
Group photo of steering committee members
Deliverables
Data and final products from the Assessing Future Extraction of Energy funded research.
Documents
Information and materials pertinent to the full pilot landscape conservation design process. Includes preliminary and draft descriptions of the process and objectives. Also includes technical documents and general information being used in the pilot, such as a list of representative species.
Document: Terrestrial/Wetlands Subteam Update, 09-26-2014
Subteam update for September Core Team Meeting
Connecticut River Pilot Core Team Meeting, 09-22-2014
Agenda, Handouts and Presentation for September 22nd Core Team Meeting in Hadley, Massachusetts from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
Adopt a Conservation Framework
 
Presentation: Species-based approach to Conservation Design
Presentation by Kevin McGarigal (UMass) on the species-based (as opposed to ecosystem-based) approach to the Connecticut River Watershed Landscape Conservation Design
Document: Key Decisions Document, Updated 09-26-2014
Running list of decisions made and to be made on the Connecticut River Pilot Designing Sustainable Landscapes Project
Connecticut River Pilot Core Team Meeting 09-26-2014
Agenda, materials, and notes for September core team meeting.
robinson, bret
 
VanBenschoten, Eric
 
LCC Conservation in Action Success Stories
Success stories from around the LCC network that detail the work advancing conservation in ways that saves time/money, protects health and human welfare, advances priorities of DOI on smart energy development, and shows collaboration with key non-federal partners like state agencies, tribes, NGOs, local governments, and communities.
South Atlantic LCC Conservation Blueprint In Action
Earlier this year, the South Atlantic LCC released Version 1.0 of the Conservation Blueprint, a living plan describing the places and actions needed to meet shared conservation objectives in the face of future change.
North Pacific LCC Traditional Ecological Knowledge In Action
Beginning in 2012, a series of projects were funded to assist Tribes and First Nations with utilizing Traditional Ecological Knowledges (TEKs) to understand how climate change is affecting cultural and natural resources.
Great Northern LCC Arid Lands Initiative In Action
The vision for the Arid Land Initiative (ALI) is to bring together a diverse assemblage of public, private, and tribal interests working together to conserve and restore a viable, well connected system of the mid-Columbia basin’s arid lands and related freshwater habitats.
Great Basin LCC Sage Grouse In Action
Strategically Reducing Wildfire and Invasive Species Threats in Sagebrush Ecosystems.
Climate-Aquatics Blog
New report describes data collection protocols for continuous monitoring of temperature & flow in wadeable streams.
Regional Science Efforts Highlighted in National Climate Adaptation Strategy Progress Report
Report includes several projects in the northeast and the Chesapeake Bay among 50 nationwide examples that illustrate a long-term vision for adaptive management in the face of climate change.