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UTRB Imperiled Species Conservation Strategy [Presentation]
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Imperiled Aquatic Species Conservation Strategy for the Upper Tennessee River Basin presentation of slide pdf.
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Video Presentation by Deputy Secr. David Hayes
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The following was a video recording presented at the National LCC meeting in Lafayette LA week of Nov 13th-16th, providing thoughts and guidance to the development of the LCC Network.
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SC Programmatic Alignment Work Group
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National-level Programs and Initiatives
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Video Presentation by Deputy Secr. David Hayes
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The following was a video recording presented at the National LCC meeting in Lafayette LA week of Nov 13th-16th, providing thoughts and guidance to the development of the LCC Network.
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Videos Around the Basin
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Virginia Herpetological Society
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Organized in 1958, the Virginia Herpetological Society brings together people interested in advancing their knowledge of Virginia's reptiles and amphibians. The VHS encourages scientific study of Virginia herpetofauna and its conservation. Education continues to be an important society function.
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Vulnerability Assessment
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Assessing climate vulnerability and integrating this information into the planning process.
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Theme: Tools and Approaches – Neighboring LCCs
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West Virginia GIS Clearinghouse Application
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A statewide landscape integrity model was developed as part of the on-going assessment of natural habitats by the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources.
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White-nose syndrome discovered in North Carolina, February, 2011 flickr Photos
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Whole-System Landscape Vision
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A presentation on The Nature Conservancy work pertaining to landscape conservation and the Central Appalachians Integrated Landscape Project.
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Theme: Planning and Foundational Tools to Aid in Landscape-level Partner Products and Regional Initiatives
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Wildlife Conservation Society Conservation Challenges - Climate Change
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Climate change is arguably the pre-eminent challenge facing the conservation of wildlife and wild places. The WCS North America Program is addressing this challenge to ensure the long-term success of our conservation efforts. Warming has already begun to affect wildlife by shifting species’ ranges, altering the timing of seasonal events, decreasing snowpacks and streamflows, increasing lake and stream water temperatures, and melting glaciers and sea ice. As North America and the rest of the planet continue to warm, the conservation of diminishing water sources will likely become a major focus for local communities and public land managers. Other anticipated changes include the expansion of severe wildfires, increased drought frequency and severity, increased plant and wildlife disease outbreaks and insect infestations, and the degradation of vulnerable habitats, all with major implications for wildlife. There is a growing need for conservation actions now to help offset inevitable changes in landscapes and wildlife populations.
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