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Nobodyz Trash: Indigenous Marine Debris Network
The Nobodyz Trash - Indigenous Marine Debris Network was initiated by managers of Gumma IPA, a protected area under the Australian Government's Indigenous Protected Areas Program in partnership with Conservation Biology Institute, Dolphin Research Australia, National Marine Science Centre at Southern Cross, Bag-a-surf Japan, Ghost Net Australia, and the Kootenai Tribe of Idaho. This project seeks to promote initiative and ... Estimating carbon pools and fluxes using a DGVM with prescribed landuse: MC1 contribution to the LandCarbon project
The LandCarbon project is designed to provide information in the form of simulation model results to complete a national assessment of carbon sequestration and greenhouse gas emissions in and out of ecosystems affected by land use for current and future climate conditions. Our objective is to provide simulation results from the dynamic global vegetation model MC1 that estimate carbon fluxes ... Climate Stress Index using downscaled RPA climate change data and 4th Assessment vegetation projections
USFS developed an approach to rank geographic areas along a gradient of high to low future climate stress to terrestrial wildlife habitat (Joyce et al. 2008). The terrestrial climate stress index (TCSI) incorporated components of climate (i.e. changes in mean annual temperature and precipitation), climate-induced shifts in habitat area, and climate-induced changes in habitat quality as reflected in vegetation ... Projecting Future Effects of Land Management, Natural Disturbance, and CO2 on Woody Encroachment in the Northern Great Plains in a Changing Climate
Conservation organizations have identified the Northern Great Plains (NGP) as a biologically significant region and priority conservation area because it contains large tracts of native prairie that provide habitat for declining grassland species. Maintaining this habitat into the future requires anticipating the effects of increasing atmospheric CO2 concentrations and climate change on the region’s vegetation. One way these changes ... Bat Portal
The Conservation Biology Institute, in collaboration with Ted Weller (USFS - Pacific Southwest Research Station) is expanding the functionality of Data Basin to create a clearinghouse for migratory bat detection data. This new functionality will allow users to: (1) import location-aware spreadsheet data into Data Basin; (2) dynamically visualize these locations and their attributes (such as number of bats of a ... 136 SW Washington Avenue, Suite 202, Corvallis, OR 97333 • ph: (541) 757-0687 • fax: (541) 752-0518 • info@consbio.org
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