'Habitat quality' presentation slideshows

Habitat Management in an Integrated Framework

Habitat Management in an Integrated Framework. John Eadie, UC Davis Mike Anderson, IWWR, Ducks Unlimited Canada Jim Ringelman, Ducks Unlimited Inc. Coherence - what do we mean?. Coherent Objectives Coherent Models Coherent Monitoring Coherent Management Actions.

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Habitat Management in an Integrated Framework

Habitat Management in an Integrated Framework. John Eadie, UC Davis Mike Anderson, IWWR, Ducks Unlimited Canada Jim Ringelman, Ducks Unlimited Inc. Coherence - what do we mean?. Coherent Objectives Coherent Models Coherent Monitoring Coherent Management Actions.

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Summary of Implementation and Findings for the Green Diamond NSO HCP Since 1992

Summary of Implementation and Findings for the Green Diamond NSO HCP Since 1992. Program Status of Surveys Demographic/Density Studies Data Available Summary of Trends. Signed September 1992 30-year plan with a 10-year major review (amended 2007). Major Provisions of HCP.

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Spatial planning under uncertainty

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Applying InVEST to Decisions III: Sumatra

Applying InVEST to Decisions III: Sumatra. Nirmal Bhagabati and Emily McKenzie. Why Sumatra?. Rich biodiversity. Vast carbon stocks in forests and peat soils. Locally important services (hydrological, NTFPs etc). High deforestation rates threaten all of the above.

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The PFC concept is:

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Linking Metapopulations to Landscape Ecology

Linking Metapopulations to Landscape Ecology. New Paradigms New Computers New Software GPS Radio Telemetry. Spatially-Explict Population Models (Dunning et al. 1995). Common language. Meaningful Interface between Conservation Biology, Population Ecology, and Resource Management. Topics.

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Outline for Lectures 9 and 10

Outline for Lectures 9 and 10. Edge effects Assessing patch quality in a fragmented landscape Source vs sink populations Ecological traps Scaling up and predicting population dynamics. Habitat Quality Source (good habitat)

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Wildlife Fundamentals

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ESTIMATING WOODY BROWSE ABUNDANCE IN REGENERATING CLEARCUTS USING AERIAL IMAGERY

ESTIMATING WOODY BROWSE ABUNDANCE IN REGENERATING CLEARCUTS USING AERIAL IMAGERY. Shawn M. Crimmins, Alison R. Mynsberge, Timothy A. Warner. INTRODUCTION. Timber harvest Common in eastern hardwood forests Can create wildlife habitat Abundance of available forage

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Biodiversity: Habitat Quality and Rarity

Biodiversity: Habitat Quality and Rarity. Brad Eichelberger. Model Overview. Managing the quality of habitat allows for us to manage the associated species Tier 1 model produces a map of habitat quality Habitat is a function of conservation objective

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Mattole Watershed Plan 2.0 TAC Presentation, November 13 th , 2008

Mattole Watershed Plan 2.0 TAC Presentation, November 13 th , 2008. An Opportunity to Provide Input on Strategies, Milestones, and Plan Gaps Priority Issues and What is Missing? Grasslands Fire Fisheries Riparian Ecosystem Restoration Water Management Prioritization.

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The RobOff framework and software: analysis of alternative land-use options and conservation actions

The RobOff framework and software: analysis of alternative land-use options and conservation actions. Federico M. Pouzols and Atte Moilanen Conservation Biology Informatics Group Dept. of B iosciences , Univ. Of Helsinki http://cbig.it.helsinki.fi. What RobOff is.

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Rodney Wilts Matt Humphries Mike Parker

The LOOP IRIS: Integrated Rating Indicator for Sustainability. Rodney Wilts Matt Humphries Mike Parker. Introduction. Reasons for IRIS Models for IRIS What is the IRIS? Scorecards Toronto Waterfront as an example IRIS and Indicators The Future of IRIS. Why the IRIS?.

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Habitat Fragmentation

Habitat Fragmentation. Anthropogenic disturbances and habitat fragmentation are the greatest threat to biodiversity. The end result is a patchwork of small, isolated natural areas in a sea of disturbance. Disturbed habitat favors A weedy species @ . Landscapes are Naturally Mosaics.

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E cohydraulics R esearch G roup S tuttgart Institute of Hydraulic Engineering

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Additional Needs for Conservation Design

Additional Needs for Conservation Design. Urban growth projections Assessment of habitat quality Habitat structure Effect of beach nourishment on forage availability Phenological effects on timing of forage availability Sea level rise Alternative models Higher precision elevation data

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PLANTAE- TRACHEOPHYTA CONIFEROPSIDA CONIFERALES TAXACEAE

PLANTAE- TRACHEOPHYTA CONIFEROPSIDA CONIFERALES TAXACEAE. No. of species in category=80 Chosen Species: Amentotaxus hatuyenensis De tung soc nau rong - Vietnamese Assessment-endangered.

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Habitat Assessment in Dry Creek Watershed

Habitat Assessment in Dry Creek Watershed. Summary of Averaged Habitat Assessment Scores Per Location. Habitat Assessment Method

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