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Document: Signing up for Databasin and the CT River Pilot Group

Instructions for gaining access to the private group for CT River Pilot team members to review GIS results.

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Document: Notes from September 22, 2014 Core Team Meeting

Notes and annotations for slide presentation by Kevin McGarigal (UMass) on connectivity modeling for the CT River watershed.

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Presentation: Species-based approach to Conservation Design

Presentation: Species-based approach to Conservation Design

Presentation by Kevin McGarigal (UMass) on the species-based (as opposed to ecosystem-based) approach to the Connecticut River Watershed Landscape Conservation Design

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Document: Terrestrial/Wetlands Subteam Update, 09-26-2014

Subteam update for September Core Team Meeting

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Document: Key Decisions Document, Updated 09-26-2014

Running list of decisions made and to be made on the Connecticut River Pilot Designing Sustainable Landscapes Project

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South Atlantic LCC Conservation Blueprint In Action

Earlier this year, the South Atlantic LCC released Version 1.0 of the Conservation Blueprint, a living plan describing the places and actions needed to meet shared conservation objectives in the face of future change.

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North Pacific LCC Traditional Ecological Knowledge In Action

Beginning in 2012, a series of projects were funded to assist Tribes and First Nations with utilizing Traditional Ecological Knowledges (TEKs) to understand how climate change is affecting cultural and natural resources.

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Great Northern LCC Arid Lands Initiative In Action

The vision for the Arid Land Initiative (ALI) is to bring together a diverse assemblage of public, private, and tribal interests working together to conserve and restore a viable, well connected system of the mid-Columbia basin’s arid lands and related freshwater habitats.

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Great Basin LCC Sage Grouse In Action

Strategically Reducing Wildfire and Invasive Species Threats in Sagebrush Ecosystems.

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Presentation: Connectivity Modeling - DSL 09-22-2014

Presentation to the CT River Core Team on connectivity modeling.

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Document: Notes from August 28, 2014 Terrestrial/Wetlands Subteam Meeting

Summary of discussions from afternoon breakout session after the core team meeting.

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Excel Workbook: Terrestrial Ecosystem Core Area Summary Statistics

Representation of different macrogroups in core areas in each of 8 scenarios for macrogroups and ecological systems

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Document: Terrestrial Ecosystem Core Area Questions

Decision Points/Questions and explanations for core area selection

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Document: Notes from April 22, 2014 Subteam Meeting

Notes from April 22, 2014 aquatics subteam meeting

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Document: Notes from May 30, 2014 Aquatic Subteam Meeting

Aquatics subteam meeting after the core team morning meeting.

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Excel Workbook: Weighting Aquatic Integrity Models

Aquatic System Intactness (a.k.a. stressor) and Resiliency Metrics used in the index of ecological integrity portion of the Landscape Change, Assessment and Design (LCAD) model.

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