Get Started

Your workspace is your dashboard for accessing and managing your content, bookmarks, and groups, as well as viewing messages and seeing your recently viewed content.

You need to be signed in to access your workspace.

Data Basin |
Maps |
Current, Planned, & Prioritized Conservation in Puerto Rico

Current, Planned, & Prioritized Conservation in Puerto Rico

Jul 28, 2017

Created by Rachel Greene

Export

Open Map

Description: This map depicts Puerto Rico's current protected terrestrial and marine resources (Natural Protected Areas), areas targeted for conservation acquisition and easements by 2033 (Map-33 PRCT), and conservation priority areas designated by Puerto Rico's DNER (Puerto Rico Conservation Priority Areas). Many Conservation Priority Areas in the Karst region (northwestern Puerto Rico) are now in conservation (either fee or easement). Much of the Conservation Priority Areas in southern Puerto Rico have not been conserved yet and are not included in Para La Naturaleza's (Puerto Rico's Conservation Trust) Map-33 plans.

Location

Credits: Caribbean Landscape Conservation Cooperative, Para La Naturaleza

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

This map is visible to everyone

Tags: forest, marine, conservation, caribbean, priority areas, puerto rico

Bookmarked by 1 Group

About the Map Author

Rachel Greene

Research Associate with Mississippi State University

My background is in assessing how desired ecological conditions and maintenance of biodiversity might be achieved in managed pine forests of the southeastern Coastal Plain. I am currently working at Mississippi State University to map current and future protected forests in the Southeast.