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- Handout 6
- RCOA Version 1.0 Overview
- Handout 5
- Fall 2016 budget report for LCC
- Handout 4
- Follow up to Action Items from meeting on April 6, 2016
- Handout 3
- Minutes from Spring Steering Committee Meeting, April 6, 2016
- Handout 2
- Expected Attendees
- Handout 1
- Agenda for Steering Committee Meeting, October 24 - 25, 2016
- Meeting agenda
- Agenda for North Atlantic Landscape Conservation Cooperative Fall Steering Committee Meeting Monday, October 24th - Tuesday, October 25th
- How to Add Content Atlantic Salmon Restoration
- How to Add Content to NALCC
- Case Studies of Sea Level Rise Projections and Ecological Information in Coastal Restoration and Management
- These nine case studies are place-based examples of implementation along the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts that demonstrate how numeric sea level rise projections and quantitative ecological information, including species and habitat thresholds and ecosystem services, can be used to inform decision making in coastal restoration and management.
- Casestudy_PrioritizingculvertsintheTauntonRiverWatershed.pdf
- Casestudy_GuidinginvestmentstoprotectLongIslandSound.pdf
- Casestudy_IdentifyingresilientsitesinNewHampshire.pdf
- Casestudy_Improvingtoolsforconservationplanningonprivateland.pdf
- Casestudy_ApplyingsandybeachhabitatinventoryinMaine.pdf
- Conservation in Action case studies
- Learn how the North Atlantic LCC is making progress on key conservation fronts by supporting partners and projects that are putting resources in the hands of decision makers on the ground.
- Science Products At a Glance
- Overview and examples of foundational information, assessments, and decision support tools supported by the North Atlantic LCC.
- Presentation template
- Powerpoint template with pre-set North Atlantic LCC theme.
- Resilient and Connected Landscapes
- Resilient and Connected Landscapes for Terrestrial Conservation. This is the final report for the North Atlantic LCC-sponsored "Permeable Landscapes" project. Benefiting from additional funding from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, the report is a significant expansion from the original LCC-supported component, which is now Chapter 3 ("Landscape Permeability"). See also Chapter 6, section 7, "Mitigating Road Crossings."
- Landscape Capability for American Woodcock, Version 2.0, Northeast
- This dataset depicts the potential capability of the landscape throughout the Northeastern United States to provide habitat for American Woodcock, during the breeding season, based on environmental conditions existing in approximately 2010. Landscape capability integrates factors influencing climate suitability, habitat capability, and other biogeographic factors affecting the species’ prevalence in the area.
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