Connectivity as an integral part of predicting range shifts - Conservation Corridor
Two new studies explore the value of incorporating connectivity to better understand range contractions and expansions.| Conservation Corridor
Pollen: More Than Just an Allergen| scied.ucar.edu
Two new studies explore the value of incorporating connectivity to better understand range contractions and expansions.| Conservation Corridor
Find out what metrics are available to determine the level of connectivity in a land- or seascape, and get guidance on how to select the most appropriate metrics based on broad context, conservation objectives, and connectivity type.| Conservation Corridor
Species redistribution under climate change often means crossing borders into new jurisdictions. How can we best manage biodiversity under differing ecological, economic, and social values?| Conservation Corridor
Using connectivity as a surrogate for gene flow can help pinpoint whether or not local adaptation to climate has a genetic basis.| Conservation Corridor
Climate change. Forest loss. Agricultural intensification. Urbanization and policy change and international markets. The list of factors that influence ecological networks (i.e. connectivity) over the long-term seems to be growing daily, and parsing out their [...]| Conservation Corridor
Jump to: Edge Effects | Predation | Disease | Invasive Species | Population Synchrony | Social Concerns Publications Table Gilbert-Norton, L., et al. 2010. A meta-analytic review of corridor effectiveness. Conservation Biology 24: 660-668. Haddad, N.M.,| Conservation Corridor
