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Resilience to Climate Change and Landscape Permeability

Nov 25, 2013 (Last modified Jan 9, 2014)
Created by 2C1Forest
Resilience to Climate Change and Landscape Permeability

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Resilience to Climate Change and Landscape Permeability by The Nature Conservancy.

The TNC resilience data includes resilience scores, resilience by geophysical setting, high resilience focal areas, network of resilient sites, securement of focal areas and more. 

The TNC landscape permeability data includes a regional flow analysis using CircuitScape and a local connectedness analyses using the Resistant Kernel technique.
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resilience to climate change, landscape permeability

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