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Great Northern Ecological Connectivity Data Atlas
Apr 9, 2015
Created by
GNLCC Connectivity Atlas Data Coordinator
About
Welcome to the GNLCC Great Northern Ecological Connectivity Data Atlas.
This data atlas was created as part of the Great Northern Landscape Conservation Cooperative (GNLCC) Ecological Connectivity Project. The project is designed to support achievement of the following GNLCC goal:
Conserve a permeable landscape with connectivity across aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems, including species movement, genetic connectivity, migration, dispersal, life history, and biophysical processes.
This atlas compiles connectivity data currently available across the GNLCC as a resource for managers in identifying important areas for action. It is the first step in a project that is likely to be on-going and part of a larger landscape conservation design effort for the GNLCC.
***Note that the data represented in this atlas vary in resolution, extent, accuracy, methodology, and connectivity target, and have been contributed from various sources. We highly recommend reviewing available descriptions and metadata prior to interpreting these data. Please contact the Data Coordinator or individual data providers for more information.***
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ACCESS INSTRUCTIONS:
Click on the 'Contents' tab below.
To explore the extent of each available dataset, identify datasets available in an area of interest, and access general descriptive information in table format, select 'GNLCC Connectivity Atlas Data Index'.
To view and download an individual dataset, browse the Contents and select the dataset of interest. Download permission for some datasets must be requested from data providers, but all datasets are viewable within the Data Basin map interface.
This data atlas was created as part of the Great Northern Landscape Conservation Cooperative (GNLCC) Ecological Connectivity Project. The project is designed to support achievement of the following GNLCC goal:
Conserve a permeable landscape with connectivity across aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems, including species movement, genetic connectivity, migration, dispersal, life history, and biophysical processes.
This atlas compiles connectivity data currently available across the GNLCC as a resource for managers in identifying important areas for action. It is the first step in a project that is likely to be on-going and part of a larger landscape conservation design effort for the GNLCC.
***Note that the data represented in this atlas vary in resolution, extent, accuracy, methodology, and connectivity target, and have been contributed from various sources. We highly recommend reviewing available descriptions and metadata prior to interpreting these data. Please contact the Data Coordinator or individual data providers for more information.***
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ACCESS INSTRUCTIONS:
Click on the 'Contents' tab below.
To explore the extent of each available dataset, identify datasets available in an area of interest, and access general descriptive information in table format, select 'GNLCC Connectivity Atlas Data Index'.
To view and download an individual dataset, browse the Contents and select the dataset of interest. Download permission for some datasets must be requested from data providers, but all datasets are viewable within the Data Basin map interface.
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- 100 Datasets
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GNLCC Connectivity Technical Team Members
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Meredith McClure, Center for Large Landscape Conservation (chair)
Bray Beltran, Heart of the Rockies Initiative
Shannon Blackadder, University of Calgary
Brent Brock, Holoscene Wild
Tara Chesley-Preston, Center for Large Landscape Conservation
Yvette Converse, Great Northern LCC
Molly Cross, Wildlife Conservation Society
Ian Dyson, Alberta Ministry of Environment
Sean Finn, Great Northern LCC
Tabitha Graves, USGS
Matt Heller, Great Northern LCC
Meade Krosby, University of Washington
Shannon Blackadder, University of Calgary
Brent Brock, Holoscene Wild
Tara Chesley-Preston, Center for Large Landscape Conservation
Yvette Converse, Great Northern LCC
Molly Cross, Wildlife Conservation Society
Ian Dyson, Alberta Ministry of Environment
Sean Finn, Great Northern LCC
Tabitha Graves, USGS
Matt Heller, Great Northern LCC
Meade Krosby, University of Washington
Kevin McKelvey, U.S. Forest Service
John Pierce, Washington Fish & Wildlife
Michael Proctor, Transborder Grizzly Bear Study Team
Erin Sexton, University of Montana
Tory Stevens, BC Parks
Carl Scheeler, Umatilla Tribes
Gary Tabor, Center for Large Landscape Conservation
Dave Theobald, Conservation Science Partners
Ali White, Center for Large Landscape Conservation
John Pierce, Washington Fish & Wildlife
Michael Proctor, Transborder Grizzly Bear Study Team
Erin Sexton, University of Montana
Tory Stevens, BC Parks
Carl Scheeler, Umatilla Tribes
Gary Tabor, Center for Large Landscape Conservation
Dave Theobald, Conservation Science Partners
Ali White, Center for Large Landscape Conservation
Connectivity Data Providers
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Alberta Biodiversity Monitoring Institute
American Wildlands
Bob Inman, The Wolverine Initiative
Bureau of Land Management
Carlos Carroll, Klamath Center for Conservation Research
Center for Large Landscape Conservation
Dave Theobald, Conservation Science Partners
Gregory Kehm, Gregory Kehm Associates
John Squires, USFS
Jon Beckmann & Jeff Burrell, Wildlife Conservation Society
Matthias Leu, Steve Hanser, Steve Knick, USGS
American Wildlands
Bob Inman, The Wolverine Initiative
Bureau of Land Management
Carlos Carroll, Klamath Center for Conservation Research
Center for Large Landscape Conservation
Dave Theobald, Conservation Science Partners
Gregory Kehm, Gregory Kehm Associates
John Squires, USFS
Jon Beckmann & Jeff Burrell, Wildlife Conservation Society
Matthias Leu, Steve Hanser, Steve Knick, USGS
Meade Krosby, University of Washington
Okanagan Collaborative Conservation Program
Sam Cushman, USFS
South Okanagan-Similkameen Conservation Program
Steven Hanser, USGS
Transborder Grizzly Bear Study Team
U.S. Forest Service
Washington Habitat Connectivity Working Group
WGA Wildlife Corridors & Crucial Habitat Initiative
Wild Utah Project
Wyoming Migration Initiative
Okanagan Collaborative Conservation Program
Sam Cushman, USFS
South Okanagan-Similkameen Conservation Program
Steven Hanser, USGS
Transborder Grizzly Bear Study Team
U.S. Forest Service
Washington Habitat Connectivity Working Group
WGA Wildlife Corridors & Crucial Habitat Initiative
Wild Utah Project
Wyoming Migration Initiative
Special thanks
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Nina Chambers
Ali White
Tara Chesley-Preston
Sam Williams
The resources below are metadata records that are housed on the USGS ScienceBase site (https://www.sciencebase.gov/catalog/) You will not be able to use these data sets directly within Data Basin. However, you can discover the data sets, and for many records, you can download or be linked to a download site for the data. In the future, we will be adding support for importing compatible data directly into Data Basin.
About the Gallery Author
GNLCC Connectivity Atlas Data Coordinator
with Great Northern LCC
This is the administrator account for managing the Great Northern LCC Connectivity Atlas.
