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Forest Retention Index, Very High, 2060, Second Draft
Apr 9, 2018
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Rachel Greene
- Description:
- Dataset for Forest Retention Index, category Very High for year 2060. This dataset includes all currently protected (including fee simple and permanent easements) lands that is currently forested. Protected areas were compiled from Protected Areas Database-U.S., National Conservation Easement Database, state databases and GIS clearinghouses, and non-governmental organizations' volunteered information about recent acquisitions. Status of current land cover was determined with the most recent National Land Cover Database (2011).
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- Rachel E. Greene, April 2018
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- 30-meter x 30-meter
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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License.
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About the Uploader
Rachel Greene
Research Associate with Mississippi State University
My background is in assessing how desired ecological conditions and maintenance of biodiversity might be achieved in managed pine forests of the southeastern Coastal Plain. I am currently working at Mississippi State University to map current and future protected forests in the Southeast.
