Projects
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Alaska Yellow Cedar gene conservation in Klamath Region (CA and OR)
CBI is collaborating with the Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest and the Klamath National Forest in their effort to conserve the Alaska yellow Cedar in its southern range where it faces extreme extinction risk due to climate change.
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Primary and Intact Rainforest Assessment and Protection Campaign, British Columbia, Canada
CBI is supporting Geos Institute and partners in Canada as they map, assess and protect primary and intact forest landscapes.
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Fort Bragg Headlands Consortium Mapping Project
CBI to support Noyo Center for Marine Science, the Noyo Headlands Unified Design Group (NHUDG) and the members of Fort Bragg Headlands Consortium as they work to increase public access to data to empower decisions that benefit landscapes and community.
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Landscape connectivity for Oregon and Washington- West of the Cascades
In partnership with NPLCC, CBI to identify connectivity pathways and prioritize corridors for focal species in PNW coastal ecoregion.
Reports
- Enhancing the Resilience of Edaphic Endemic Plants, Final Report
- Brachypodium Control, Phase II Project Report
- Recommendations for Monitoring of Species and Habitats in Sierra Nevada National Forests
- 2016 San Diego County Rare Plant Monitoring Report
- Recommendations for the Workshop on Optimizing and Improving Geosptial Services to Support Landscape-Scale Mitigation
Publications
- The iCASS Platform: Nine principles for landscape conservation design
- Human presence diminishes the importance of climate in driving fire activity across the United States
- Trends and drivers of fire activity vary across California aridland ecosystems
- Different historical fire–climate patterns in California
- BLM Sagebrush Managers Give Feedback on Eight Climate Web Applications
