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Delaware Division of Fish and Wildlife
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Since 1911, the Division of Fish and Wildlife has worked to conserve and manage Delaware’s fish and wildlife resources, provide safe and enjoyable fishing, hunting, and boating opportunities to citizens and visitors, and improve the public’s understanding and interest in the state's fish and wildlife resources through information and outreach programs. The Division’s goal is to manage and provide access to the lands with which DFW is entrusted for public use and enjoyment.
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Designing Sustainable Landscapes Project Factsheet
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The Designing Sustainable Landscapes project is a foundational part of a larger set of tools to guide conservative decisions in the face of change. Designing Sustainable Landscapes builds upon and incorporates existing information for the Northeast such as consistent habitat classifications and maps of all the habitat types in the Northeast, as well as climate data and wildlife population data. With these tools, conservation managers will be able to make more informed conservation decisions about where and how much land protection and habitat restoration and other conservation actions are needed to sustain wildlife populations in the face of predicted changes to the landscape.
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Designing Sustainable Landscapes: Decision Support Tools Ppt
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This presentation covers the background / scope of the Designing Sustainable Landscapes project, and provides an overview of the decision-making support and process that will be applied to the project, including workshops, feedback, tools, and next steps. The presentation was given at the Dec 12, 2012 NALCC Steering Committee meeting. (7 slides)
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Designing Sustainable Landscapes Workshops
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A foundational project of the North Atlantic LCC is known as Designing Sustainable Landscapes. The purpose of these workshops is to familiarize partners with the science and tools that have been developed as a part of this project for several sub-watersheds and to get feedback on how tools can be designed to best help with relevant conservation decisions including land protection, land use, ecological restoration and land management.
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Designing Sustainable Landscapes Project Update
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The NALCC Designing Sustainable Landscapes Project finished it's first phase and conducted workshops in each of the three pilot areas, and summarizes the progress, feedback, and plan for the next phase in this two-page document.
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Designing Sustainable Landscapes Workshop #2
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Designing Sustainable Landscapes Workshop #3
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Ducks Unlimited
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Ducks Unlimited conserves, restores, and manages wetlands and associated habitats for North America's waterfowl. These habitats also benefit other wildlife and people.
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Effects of Sea-level Rise and Extreme Events on Coastal Habitats and Their Wildlife
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This project takes a detailed bottom-up approach to assess vulnerability of Pacific coast habitats and their dependent wildlife at selected sites along a latitudinal gradient.
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Effects of Sealevel Rise and Altered Storminess on Piping Plover Breeding Habitat Along the U.S. Atlantic Coast
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Piping Plovers (Charadrius melodus) respond rapidly to change and depend on low lying coastal areas throughout their life cycle, making them excellent indicators of climate change effects. This project is developing predictions of how Piping Plover breeding habitat will change as a result of sealevel rise and altered storminess using a coupled risk assessment model.
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