How to Determine Appropriate Focal Species: Eric C. Atkinson & Brent L. Brock
How to Determine Appropriate Focal Species: Eric C. Atkinson & Brent L. Brock
Conservation Planning from
the bottom up:
a practical guide to tools and techniques for
the twenty-first century, by the Craighead
Center for Landscape Conservation
(To be published by ESRI press in 2010 )
Links:
Book Chapters :
- Introduction. A Personal History of Conservation Planning. Lance Craighead and Charles Convis
- Landcover Data; the foundation for planning. Tom Olenicki
- How to Determine Appropriate Focal Species: Selecting Focal Species for a Comprehensive Conservation Umbrella. Eric C. Atkinson & Brent L. Brock
- Modeling the ecology and behavior of wildlife: how to responsibly map the biology of a species to the algorithm.. Kevin Johnston.
- Habitat Suitability 1; Identifying important terrestrial habitat and bird habitat for conservation. Brett Dickson
- Habitat Suitability 2; Identifying important aquatic habitat and marine habitat for conservation. Bob Pressey
- How to Identify and Map Habitat Cores. Richard Church
- Modeling Conservation Linkages. Peter Singleton (Concept PPT )
- Analyzing Connectivity in Space and Time. Kevin Johnston.
- How to Develop Optimal, cost-effective solutions. Optimization Models for Reserve Site Selection: An Overview and Case Study. Justin C. Williams
- Planning to ensure viability of populations and metapopulations. Chris Ray
- Integrating conservation planning with local self-sustaining human economies. Murray Rudd?
- Integrating Conservation Planning Across Multiple Scales. Robert Unnasch
- Integrating Conservation Planning with projected trends in land-use. Dave Theobald ?
- Integrating Conservation Planning with projected trends in climate change. Dominique Bachelet and Frank Davis
- Summary and Discussion. Frank Davis
This is new conservation planning book being developed by the Craighead Institute and ESRI, to be published in 2010 by ESRI Press. Contributions are being solicited and there will be a major role for GIS experts to become involved in creating example maps, talking about your own cartographic and GIS methodologies, and helping with peer review for the book. A companion online site with supplementary materials to support conservation GIS training courses is envisioned for the Data Basin project or ArcGIS Online.
Landcover Data; the foundation for planning. Tom Olenicki
