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San Francisco Bay Area: Mammal Richness and Coastal Flooding

San Francisco Bay Area: Mammal Richness and Coastal Flooding

May 15, 2014

Created by Austin Anderson

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Description: The richness of endemic mammals is color coded via the visual spectrum. Red indicates a high number of mammals unique to the San Francisco Bay Area and blue indicates a low number. The projected 100 year coastal flood zone is shown in pink under moderate climate change scenarios. The projected flood zone assumes a 1.4 meter rise in sea level.

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Credits: California Hotspots Project, The Pacific Institute

Use Constraints: This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License.

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Tags: endemic species richness sea level rise

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About the Map Author

Austin Anderson

Student with Oregon State University

Hello. My name is Austin. I am a full time student and graduating senior at Oregon State University majoring in Ecological Engineering and minoring in Music. I work part time in Dr. Ganti S. Murthy's Sustainable Technologies Laboratory focusing on water resource conservation and clean energy...