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Study investigates interbreeding among threatened coastal birds
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Researchers from the North Atlantic LCC funded Salt Marsh Habitat & Avian Research Program have published a study on hybridization among coastal birds that are considered high priorities for conservation.
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Powell, Emily
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Coastal Resilience Research Associate
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Webinar: Resilient Coastal Sites
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Explore the results from a project led by scientists at The Nature Conservancy to estimate and map the resilience of coastal sites in the North Atlantic LCC region.
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Resilient Coastal Sites
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Nearly half of all Americans live and work in coastal counties, areas that also provide critical habitat for a diversity of fish and wildlife. However, the capacity for these places to support human and natural communities in the face of rising sea levels varies widely. In response to this threat, scientists from The Nature Conservancy evaluated more than 10,000 coastal sites in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic to determine their ability to provide a natural buffer to communities from increasing inundation by rising seas, as well as their capacity to sustain biodiversity.
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Encouraging Investments in Coastal Conservation
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Learn about funding sources and financing mechanisms for coastal resilience projects that include use of natural infrastructure and nature-based approaches.
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Assessing Transportation Vulnerability and Ecological Disruption of Road-stream Crossings in the Deerfield River Watershed
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Presentation by UMass Amherst Extension Associate Professor Scott Jackson on October 12, 2017
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Rare Plant Prioritization List
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Anne Frances, NatureServe
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New report provides regional perspective on the conservation status of plants
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In response to a need for better information about the location and status of rare and endemic plant species in the North Atlantic region, a team of botanists led by NatureServe conducted a broad-scale conservation assessment for vascular plants that occur from Virginia to Maritime Canada.
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Sprawl: A regional model for urban growth
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Science Seminar led by Ethan Plunkett from the Designing Sustainable Landscapes (DSL) project at the University of Massachusetts Amherst
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Are you planning for future seed needs?
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The Mid-Atlantic Regional Seed Bank has developed a new survey of Native Plant and Seed Use in the Eastern United States to help them understand how best to support real-world needs of professionals in conservation and horticulture.
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