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Meet the new Coastal Resilience Research Associate
Climate scientist Emily Powell sees an opportunity to combine her expertise and her dedication to sharing information in a new role working with coastal LCCs on resilience issues: “I wanted to get back to the space between research, science, and communications, working as a liaison between data, tools, and the people who need them."
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States join forces to (flow) chart a course for regional conservation
The team of partners involved in the Regional Conservation Opportunity Areas (RCOAs) effort convened this summer to outline the best approach for developing a landscape conservation design for the Northeast that reflects shared conservation priorities across the region.
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How do you address threats to salt marsh birds across an entire region? Think big
The Salt Marsh Habitat Avian Research Program, a monumental collaborative effort to assess risks and set response priorities for tidal-marsh dependent bird species from Virginia to maritime Canada, wraps up its fifth field season this summer.
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North Atlantic LCC seeks proposals for priority science needs funding
The deadline is September 18th to apply for funding from the North Atlantic LCC's Priority Science Program to address landscape-scale conservation issues.
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LCC Network releases updated interactive LCC map
The revised map more accurately depicts the geographies of the 22 LCCs across the continent, including the North Atlantic LCC.
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FWS News highlights Priority Amphibian and Reptile Conservation Areas project
A special feature on Conserving Amphibians highlights a North Atlantic LCC funded project to identify areas that can best sustain threatened species into the future.
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New predictive models helping to secure a future for piping plover
With support from the North Atlantic LCC, Virginia Tech student Katherina D. Gieder is investigating the impacts of changes to piping plover habitat that will result from sea-level rise and beach management efforts.
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Image Pascal source code Page 12 - 13: Tidal marsh workshop
Hurricane Sandy Tidal Marsh Resilience Project Workshop. (Bridget Macdonald/North Atlantic LCC)
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Image Pascal source code Page 2: Higher resolution North Atlantic LCC map
North Atlantic LCC map
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Image Page 4: Science Delivery thumbnail
Credit: Steve Fuller, North Atlantic LCC
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