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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Conservation GIS"”.

  1. Determining the Suitability of Functional Landscapes and Wildlife Corridors Utilizing Conservation GIS Methods in Denton County, Texas.

    … methodology included fundamental principles of Conservation Planning, Geographical Information Systems, and Habitat Evaluation Procedures for identifying remnant functional landscapes and wildlife corridors. The final results suggest that Denton County's rural landscape retains the functional …

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  2. Exploring the “Where” and the “Why” of Conservation Easements: The Role of Community-level Factors in the Likelihood of Adoption

    Over the past several decades conservation easements have seen immense growth in their popularity. There are now over 40 million acres of easement land in the United States, up from only 1.4 million in 1998. A significant body of research exists on easements, factors that lead to their adoption, …

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  3. Fantastic Birds and Where to Find Them

    … will be corroborated on the ground by conservation collaborators and used to locate new long-term monitoring sites, and acquire new protected areas. Unlike the migratory western Willow Flycatchers, The Nicaraguan Grackle is a residential (non-migratory) bird that occupies more open …

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  4. Mapping Ancient Baldcypress Forests for Conservation at Black River, North Carolina

    … recommended as high-priority areas for future conservation efforts at both Black River and Island Creek, a blackwater tributary of the Northeast Cape Fear River. Centuries- to millennium-old trees were identified in all of these previously undocumented old-growth forests. These results indicate …

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