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- Vermont announces regional commitment to conserve forests across borders in face of climate change
- A new resolution to conserve major multi-state and provincial forests and waterways points to existing partnerships like the North Atlantic LCC that sustain intact, connected natural landscapes in the region.
- Coastal Resilience Resource List
- A list of coastal resilience resource efforts by the LCCs and partners along the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts and Caribbean, organized by organization, resource type, and date, as well as a list of decision support tools with coastal applications.
- North Atlantic LCC Coordinator Andrew Milliken says farewell
- As he prepares to transition to a new position with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Lake Champlain Fish and Wildlife Resources Office and Western New England Complex in October, Andrew Milliken reflects on milestones in his journey as the coordinator of the North Atlantic LCC.
- Comings, goings, and new beginnings for North Atlantic LCC staff
- In addition to the departure of LCC Coordinator Andrew Milliken, we would like to acknowledge a number of other big transitions for the people who make up the LCC team, including Coastal Resilience Coordinator Megan Tyrrell’s acceptance of a new position with Waquoit Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve starting in mid-October.
- Review Forum for RCOA Version 1.0 Sep 28, 2016 from 09:00 AM to 11:00 AM — Webinar ,
- Following up to the review period for the first iteration of data and tools from a Northeast Regional Landscape Conservation Design, the North Atlantic LCC will host an online forum to share what we have learned, and discuss next steps for refining the products.
- Swimming with Atlantic salmon
- Join narrator Paul Christman of the Maine Department of Marine Resources as he follows the life stages of Atlantic salmon in the Kennebec River watershed.
- Synthesis of Thresholds for Coastal Species and Habitats
- This tool is a compilation and synthesis of sea level rise and storm threshold data for 44 fish, wildlife, and plant species of conservation concern, as well as for four coastal habitats, organized into two tables. Users can search for a species or habitat of interest to see what threshold data, qualitative assessments, and/or research exist related to the threats from sea level rise and storms, as well as responses to management approaches. Of the species included in this table, 22 (50%) have quantitative threshold data available related to future sea level rise scenarios or storms that would compromise some aspect of their reproduction, productivity, or population. Thirteen species (30%) are projected to lose at least 50% of their population or habitat (e.g. foraging, nesting, spawning, or resting habitat) in certain areas with a 0.5 m or greater rise in sea levels. This information can be used by natural resource managers and others interested in learning about the threats from sea level rise and storms on vulnerable species and habitats and incorporating threats into restoration and coastal adaptation efforts.
- Workshop at National Conservation Training Center
- All of the beach resilience principal investigators presented at the 2016 shorebird workshop at the National Conservation Training Center in Shepherdstown, WV.
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- Instructions for signing up for DataBasin
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- Hurricane Sandy Coastal Resilience Maps
- This is the home link to the DataBasin Conservation Planning Atlas for the North Atlantic LCC Sandy funded coastal resilience spatial products. Links to all of the galleries for the projects funded through the Sandy funding are accessible from here.
- Hurricane Sandy Coastal Resilience Maps
- This is the home link to the DataBasin Conservation Planning Atlas for the North Atlantic LCC Sandy funded coastal resilience spatial products. Links to all of the galleries for the projects funded through the Sandy funding are accessible from here.
- Hurricane Sandy Coastal Resilience Maps
- This is the home link to the DataBasin Conservation Planning Atlas for the North Atlantic LCC Sandy funded coastal resilience spatial products. Links to all of the galleries for the projects funded through the Sandy funding are accessible from here.
- Tidally Influenced Crossings Workshop
- A workshop for those in the Northeast US and Canada that are interested in tidally influenced crossings was organized by the Northeast Regional Ocean Council, the Gulf of Maine Council, and the North Atlantic Landscape Conservation Cooperative. It was held on September 10 2015 in Portsmouth, NH and representatives from two Canadian provinces and six northeast states attended.
- George Wright Forum highlights LCCs
- A special edition of the journal of the George Wright Society features on article on Landscape Conservation Cooperatives co-authored by North Atlantic LCC Steering Committee member Amanda Babson.
- Three Hurricane Sandy-funded tools added to U.S. Climate Resilience Toolkit
- Resources developed with support from the North Atlantic LCC to help increase aquatic connectivity and coastal resilience are now featured in a national clearinghouse for scientific information developed to support climate resilience.
- Webinars and presentations on aquatic connectivity
- Below is a table providing links to webinars created during the foundation process of the North Atlantic Aquatic Connectivity Collaborative.
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