Climate Resilient Connectivity Prioritized Linkage Network

May 24, 2019 (Last modified Jun 5, 2019)
Uploaded by Megan Jennings
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Draft multispecies climate linkage prioritization. Priority was based on multispecies value, proportion conserved, prior connectivity identification, and projected future development. Areas not already conserved and projected for development receive a higher priority in this model.
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Megan K. Jennings, Erin Conliksk, Emily Haeuser, Rebecca L. Lewison
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Jennings, M.K., E. Conlisk, E. Haeuser, R.L. Lewison. 2019. Climate Resilient Connectivity for the South Coast Ecoregion of California
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Institute for Ecological Monitoring and Management, San Diego State University
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Megan Jennings
Research Ecologist with San Diego State University

I'm Research Ecologist working in southern California to inform conservation planning and management with scientific approaches. I'm interested in landscape and conservation ecology, particularly with respect to assessing and improving landscape connectivity to build resilience to climate change and...