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Presentation: TNC Aquatic Resilience
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TNC Aquatic Resilience Presentation from March 28, 2014 meeting
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Presentation: Brook Trout
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Brook Trout Presentation by Ben Letcher, USGS
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Product Description: Forecasting Changes in Stream Flow, Temperature and Salmonid Populations in the Eastern United States as a Result of Climate Change
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Short Product Description Forecasting Changes in Stream Flow, Temperature and Salmonid Populations in the Eastern United States as a Result of Climate Change
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Product Description: Designing Sustainable Landscapes Species Habitat Capability Models
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Short Product Description Designing Sustainable Landscapes Species Habitat Capability Models
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Product Description: Designing Sustainable Landscapes - Ecological Integrity
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Short Product Description Designing Sustainable Landscapes - Ecological Integrity
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Product Description: Assessing Freshwater Ecosystems for their Resilience to Climate Change
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Short Product Description - Assessing Freshwater Ecosystems for their Resilience to Climate Change
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Product Description: Habitat Suitability Modeling of select Regional Species of Greatest Conservation Need
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Short Product Description - Habitat Suitability Modeling of select Regional Species of Greatest Conservation Need
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Product Description: Resilient Sites for Terrestrial Conservation in the Northeast and Mid Atlantic Region
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Short Product Description - Resilient Sites for Terrestrial Conservation in the Northeast and Mid Atlantic Region
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Product Description: Ecologically Important Floodplain Forests in the Connecticut River Watershed
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Short Product Description Ecologically Important Floodplain Forests in the Connecticut River Watershed
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Document: Regional Conservation Partnerships in the Connecticut River Watershed
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Description of partnerships and partner members from Regional Conservation Partnerships in the Connecticut River Watershed from Highstead
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Document: SubTeam Members as of 3-28-2014
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List of SubTeam Members as of 3-28-2014
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Document: Species of Greatest Conservation Need for CT River Watershed States
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Regional Species of Greatest Conservation Need of Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Connecticut:
The Northeast state wildlife agencies have identified the following species as being regional Species of Greatest Conservation Need. The species on this list occur in at least one of the four states of the Connecticut River Watershed but not all have necessarily been confirmed within the watershed itself.
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Document: Preliminary List of Aquatic Representative (Surrogate) Species
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This list is a preliminary set of representative species for aquatic systems developed at a workshop sponsored by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in 2011.
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Guidance for Core Team (Draft, 02-2014)
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Draft Guidance for Connecticut River Watershed Pilot Core Team, last amended February 2014.
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List of Representative Species (Draft, 02-2014)
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Draft List of Representative Species In Connecticut River Watershed. Part of regional Representative Species list developed by the LCC/FWS. Includes subset of species being modeled by UMass Amherst for Designing Sustainable Landscapes project.
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Review of Key Concepts and Answers to Some Frequently Asked Questions
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Designing Sustainable Landscapes in the Northeast: A project of the NALCC and the Northeast Climate Science Center. Landscape Conservation Design, June 2014. Updated presentation posted 7/28/2014.
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Terrestial and Wetlands Subteam Update
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Slides for the subteam update at the July Core Team meeting
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Core Team Survey Results
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Connecticut River Pilot Core Team Survey Results, as of July 25.
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Ecosystem Goals, Objectives, and Conservation Design Tradeoffs - Terrestrial / Wetland Team (July 21, 2014)
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Ecosystem Goals, Objectives, and Conservation Design Tradeoffs (draft document for consideration by the Terrestrial / Wetland team)
This document was drafted to assist the terrestrial/wetland subteam in considering conservation design questions related to the number, size, and configuration of "core areas" of conservation priority, and how they relate to the overall goals for the watershed.
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Terrestrial and Wetland Technical Subteam
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