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Project Overview Brochure
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A two page brochure providing an overview of the NALCC aquatic habitat assessment project.
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Downstream Strategies Project
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Revisions to the Northeastern Aquatic Habitat Classification
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This project updated the 2008 Northeastern Aquatic Habitat Classification (NAHCS) prepared by The Nature Conservancy and the Northeast Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies (NEAFWA). The updates added a tidal component to the classification of streams and rivers and a mapped classification of lakes; the lake classification was revised in 2015.
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Northeast Regional Conservation Framework Workshop (Albany II) - June 14-16, 2011
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June 14-16, 2011, Albany, New York Workshop Purpose and Scope : “Albany II” is a five-year follow-up to the State Wildlife Action Plans Meeting, which was held in Albany, New York, March 28-30, 2006 (“Albany I”). The Albany I meeting ultimately was the catalyst for establishing the Regional Conservation Needs (RCN) program. Members of the Northeast Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies Directors, Administrators, and Fish and Wildlife Diversity Technical Committee, in association with the Landscape Conservation Cooperatives (LCCs) in the Northeast Region have planned this joint, follow-up workshop.
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Northeast Regional Conservation Framework Workshop (Albany II) - June 14-16, 2011
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The Northeast Regional Conservation Framework Workshop, held in June 2011, provided an opportunity to step back and synthesize the results of many projects that have been completed or are underway through the Northeast Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies Regional Conservation Needs (RCN) program and Landscape Conservation Cooperatives (LCCs). The workshop also helped partners determine how these projects might fit into a common regional conservation framework and identify the greatest needs for future work. By fostering information sharing and discussions among regional conservation experts, the workshop sought to clarify the “big picture” of conservation, illuminate how existing efforts complement each other, and identify key roles for each of the partners to play in the future. These activities all contributed to the overarching goal of achieving more effective and efficient conservation in the Northeast region. The workshop results are guiding the development of shared science capacity in the Northeast.
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Coastal Update to the National Wetlands Inventory
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This project completed a rapid update for wetland mapping in 162 coastal areas (1:24,000 topographic quadrangles in ME, MD, MA, NJ, NY, PA, and VA) that were last updated prior to 2000. The updates, which were incorporated into the National Wetland Inventory, have many applications in conservation analysis and coastal planning, including the Designing Sustainable Landscapes project (also funded by the North Atlantic LCC).
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Rapid Update to Coastal NWI
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North Atlantic LCC Demonstration Project: White Mountains to Moosehead Lake Initiative
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The purpose of this demonstration project was to show how North Atlantic LCC science products can be used to inform conservation for a Northeast habitat and resilience "hotspot." The Trust for Public Land will integrate LCC and other science products into a clearinghouse and analysis tool for parcel-level conservation planning in the 2.7 million acre White Mountains to Moosehead Lake region of Maine and New Hampshire.
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North Atlantic LCC Demonstration Project: Climate Adaptation in Appalachian Forests
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The goal of the project was to help more efficiently achieve a resilient Appalachian forest landscape within the NALCC geography that would be built upon a broadly shared vision for a sustainable, connected mosaic of forest habitats and waters that are home to thriving intact ecosystems and human communities. This project was intended to identify and showcase efforts that, in the light of advances in climate adaptation, best contribute to effective landscape conservation actions in the region.
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Demo project: Appalachian forests
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North Atlantic LCC Demonstration Project: Marsh Migration
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Coastal marshes serve a variety of important functions including flood control, spawning/rearing areas for marine life, and critical habitat for many bird species of conservation concern. The focus of this project was to facilitate local actions in Maine to accommodate the needs of coastal marshes to migrate landward in response to rising sea levels.
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Demo Project: Marsh Migration
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Decision Support Tool to Assess Aquatic Habitats and Threats in North Atlantic Watersheds and Estuaries
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Through a stakeholder-driven process, the project team developed a multi-criteria decision support tool to allow resource managers to visualize and manipulate information on aquatic habitats and threats to prioritize areas for conservation action.
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Downstream Strategies Project
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North Atlantic LCC 2012 Highlights Report
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North Atlantic LCC 2012 Highlights Report revised in June 2012
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