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Washington Watershed Resilience

Mar 26, 2010
Created by Tosha Comendant
Washington Watershed Resilience

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Datasets contributed by a working partnership between EcoAdapt, American Rivers, NCCSP, and Sierra Club.  Case study to evaluate the resilience of watersheds to predicted climate change in Washington State.
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climate change, watershed, freshwater
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Tosha Comendant

About the Gallery Author

Tosha Comendant
Senior Conservation Scientist with Conservation Biology Institute

Senior Scientist at Conservation Biology Institute working on the conversion of scientific knowledge into conservation practice. Team lead for Conservation Planning and Management.I am one of the creators of Data Basin, a science-based mapping and analysis platform that supports education, research,...

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