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Understanding and Using New Tools for Conservation Planning for Climate Adaptation and Mitigation
Climate-driven shifts in species and ecosystems are complicating efforts to conserve biodiversity at the landscape scale. Recognizing this challenge, agencies and non-governmental organizations are increasingly searching for tools and information that allow identification of climate refugia, corridors, and ecosystems which store irrecoverable carbon, areas that are key to enhancing the ... SCGIS - Case studies from TNC addressing conservation in times of crisis
In this webinar by The Nature Conservancy present two case studies showcasing conservation in times of crisis. Montserrat Acosta-Morel will discuss TNC's work engaging communities and building resilient islands in the Caribbean using nature-based solutions (#1 below); and Yuta Masuda will talk about the effects of local warming from ... SCGIS - COVID-19: Rethinking our relationships with wild animals & wild places
The COVID-19 coronavirus has catapulted across the ever-evolving interface between humans and wild places, generating global impact and alarm. Quarantines have been imposed, and borders have been closed. Free movement of people, the pursuit of normal daily routines, economic well-being — and in too many instances, health and even life ... SCGIS - Floods & Fires: CI's responses to recent natural disasters in South America
Natural disasters are a potential threat at all scales and geographies, affecting both people and nature. Join us as we discuss examples from a few of Conservation International’s geographies of natural disasters and the role of GIS in understanding and responding to them. Colleagues from CI’s Bolivia and Brazil programs ... SCGIS - Lessons learned from the front lines of climate change
This webinar takes you to the front lines of climate change and will highlight lessons learned, resilience strategies, and geospatial tools we are using at Pepperwood to adapt to changing conditions and respond to community needs. The Dwight Center for Conservation Science and the Pepperwood Preserve encompasses 3,117± acres ... 
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