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Mogollon Highlands Ecoregional Conservation Assessment

Mogollon Highlands Ecoregional Conservation Assessment

Sep 28, 2023 (Last modified May 22, 2024)

Created by Wild Heritage, A Project of Earth Island Institute

Mogollon Highlands Ecoregional Conservation Assessment

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This gallery contains spatial data used and created in an ecoregional conservation assessment (ECA) for the Mogollon Highlands of northcentral Arizona and southwestern New Mexico, USA. This gallery contains the spatial data for a paper by DellaSala et al. entitled, An Ecoregional Conservation Assessment for the Mogollon Highlands of northcentral Arizona and southwestern New Mexico, USA.

Tags: mogollon highlands, biodiversity, wildland urban interface, mexican wolf, forests, ecoregion conservation assessment, grizzly bear, protected areas

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Dominick DeLaSalla (Wild Heritage) contributed to the design and writing of the ECA. Andrea Kuchy (Wild Heritage) contributed to the writing and organizing of the online workshop. Marni Koopman (Independent Consultant) contributed to the climate projections. Kurt Menke (Septima) contributed to the GIS analysis. We also thank the following workshop participants for providing valuable insight into the GIS mapping and study area boundary: Madeleine Carey (WildEarth Guardians), Sam Hitt (Wild Watershed), Sarah Hyden (The Forest Advocate), Michelle Lute (The Rewilding Institute, Wildlife for All), Dyan Oldenburg (Independent consultant), David Parsons (Rewilding Institute / Project Coyote), Erica Prather (WildEarth Guardians), Adam Rissien (WildEarth Guardians), Cyndi Tuell (Western Watersheds Project).

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Wild Heritage, A Project of Earth Island Institute

Wild Heritage is based in Berkeley, California and is a project of Earth Island Institute (EII), a 501(c)(3) organization (i.e. a charitable, not for profit organization), which provides fiscal sponsorship to conservationists around the world. Our mission is to protect primary forests, restore...