Connectivity for Badger (Climate-wise; Outputs, Cores, Resistance)

Apr 13, 2018
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This is part of a connectivity modeling and mapping project for the Sacramento Valley that looks at focal species and structural connectivity. Performed by Conservation Biology Institute for California Energy Commission. See the report, as well as the Galleries on databasin.org.

Draft report: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-mC_aDD_eX2CW1h2x8oD9dDaWdkOZzP4T27k4Sq4TjI/edit#

Other related data inputs and outputs are in the Northern Sacramento Valley Gallery: https://databasin.org/galleries/a3869718cda049ab8df821f1f0698196

Further description here will be made upon request.


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John Gallo, Jim Strittholt, Rebecca Degagne, Annie Prisbrey, Justin Brice, Gladwin Joseph, Wayne Spencer, and Heather Rustigian-Romsos
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