North American protected area connectivity

Jun 9, 2021
Uploaded by Kevin Barnett
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These data represent the least-human modified corridors that link select protected areas across the North American protected area network using least-cost and circuit theory approaches. We represented movement cost by creating a resistance surface using data on human modification (Theobald et al. 2020). Priority corridors modeled using least-cost or circuit theory methods are those in which cost-weighted distances between protected areas are minimized or current flow is maximized, respectively.
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Kevin Barnett - The Wilderness Society
R. Travis Belote - The Wilderness Society
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2015
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Barnett, K. and R.T. Belote. Modeling an aspirational connected network of protected areas across North America. Ecological Applications. In press.
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5000 (Meter)
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The Wilderness Society
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Kevin Barnett
Landscape Research Analyst with The Wilderness Society

I work as a Landscape Research Analyst at The Wilderness Society.