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- Handout_12_Conservation_Design_Review_Process
- Handout_12_Conservation_Design_Review_Process
- Handout_1__NALCC_SC_Agenda_04-06-16
- Handout_1__NALCC_SC_Agenda_04-06-16
- Handout_2_NALCC_SteeringCommittee_04-06-16_meeting_Expected_Attendees
- Handout_2_NALCC_SteeringCommittee_04-06-16_meeting_Expected_Attendees
- AudioandSlides2015MarshWorkshop
- AudioandSlides2015MarshWorkshop
- Presentation RCOA Update
- Presentation on Status and Next Steps for Regional Conservation Areas (RCOAs)
- Handout 11 RCOAs Progress Report
- Progress Report of Regional Conservation Opportunity Areas as of April 6, 2016
- Applying sandy beach habitat inventory in ME.pdf
- Applying sandy beach habitat inventory in ME.pdf
- Marine Bird Mapping and Assessment
- This project is a collection of data, the download includes: the annual probability of observing one individual, the annual probability of encountering a large flock, and the monthly probability of observing one individual, for the full set of 24 marine bird species (in .csv format), and the associated report “Mapping the distribution, abundance and risk assessment of marine birds in the Northwest Atlantic.” NOTE* The Data Basin link takes you to the "Coastal and Marine" gallery, see the "Marine Bird Assessment" folder to view the species data.
- Identifying resilient sites in NH.pdf
- Identifying resilient sites in NH.pdf
- Terrestrial Habitat U.S. and Canada
- metadata for Terrestrial Habitat U.S. and Canada
- Best Darn Bird Map
- Best Darn Bird Map
- Terrestrial Habitat Map for the Northeast US and Atlantic Canada
- This is a 30 meter grid that maps upland and wetland wildlife habitats/ecological systems for the Northeastern US, including all 13 states from Maine to Virginia, west to New York, Pennsylvania and West Virginia, and for the Maritime provinces of Canada (Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and New Brunswick) and southeastern Quebec. Mapped habitat types are drawn from the Northeastern Terrestrial Habitat Classification System (NETHCS) and from some ecological system types identifed by Canadian ecologists as being unique to Canada. The NETHCS is based on NatureServe’s Ecological Systems Classification, augmented with additional information from individual state wildlife classifications and other information specific to wildlife managers. A terrestrial ecological system is defined as a mosaic of plant community types that tend to co-occur within landscapes with similar ecological processes, substrates, and/or environmental gradients, in a pattern that repeats itself across landscapes. Systems occur at various scales, from "matrix" forested systems of thousands of hectares to small patch systems, such as cliffs, basin wetlands, or barrens on a particular bedrock type, of a hectare or 2.
- Handout_14_North-Atlantic-LCC-Science-Products-Overview
- Handout_14_North-Atlantic-LCC-Science-Products-Overview
- Handout_11a_Putting-regional-science-to-work-for-NE-states
- Handout_11a_Putting-regional-science-to-work-for-NE-states
- Handout_9_LCC_Science_Project_Status_April_2016
- Handout_9_LCC_Science_Project_Status_April_2016
- Handout_8_2015-Highlights
- Handout_8_2015-Highlights
- Handout_6_FY17_Budget_Talking_Points
- Handout_6_FY17_Budget_Talking_Points
- Handout_5_NAS_Review_of_ LCCs-LCC_brief_and_next_steps
- Handout_5_NAS_Review_of_ LCCs-LCC_brief_and_next_steps
- Handout_3b_NALCC_ActionItems&Highlights_10-26-27-15_SCmeeting
- Handout_3b_NALCC_ActionItems&Highlights_10-26-27-15_SCmeeting
- Executive Summary and Highlights from Staudinger et al. 2015
- Executive Summary and Highlights from Staudinger et al. 2015
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