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Capture of Down-Scale Climate Change Models. Part B: The Application of High Resolution Climate Models for Avian Conservation

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Creation
2013-05-10 17:43:32
Last Update
2017-08-30 18:25:43
Start Date
2010-07
End Date
2013-09
Start Date
2012-08-01 17:49:53
End Date
2013-09-30 17:49:53

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Susan K Skagen(Principal Investigator), Plains and Prairie Potholes Landscape Conservation Cooperative(administrator), Plains & Prairie Potholes LCC Data Manager(Point of Contact), LCC Network Data Steward(Point of Contact), 2013-05-10(creation), 2017-08-30(lastUpdate), 2010-07(Start), 2013-09(End), Capture of Down-Scale Climate Change Models. Part B: The Application of High Resolution Climate Models for Avian Conservation

Summary

This project will develop species distribution models (SDM) to evaluate current and future occurrence and density of wetland-dependent birds relative to several predictors, including land use patterns, wetland condition and connectivity, geomorphic setting and climate. These tools will suggest which wetland-dependent bird species appear most vulnerable to climate and land use change based on the expected extent of range change under various scenarios. Knowledge of natural history and habitat associations of species coupled with coefficients from regression models will provide insight into the potential reasons for species vulnerability. This information will be valuable in the development of management strategies.

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typeShort Project Description
valueThis project will develop species distribution models (SDM) to evaluate current and future occurrence and density of wetland-dependent birds relative to several predictors, including land use patterns, wetland condition and connectivity, geomorphic setting and climate. These tools will suggest which wetland-dependent bird species appear most vulnerable to climate and land use change based on the expected extent of range change under various scenarios. Knowledge of natural history and habitat associations of species coupled with coefficients from regression models will provide insight into the potential reasons for species vulnerability. This information will be valuable in the development of management strategies.
projectStatusCompleted

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year2012
fundingSources
amount86900.0
recipientFort Collins Science Center
sourceU.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
totalFunds86900.0
totalFunds86900.0

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  • LC MAP - Landscape Conservation Management and Analysis Portal
  • Plains and Prairie Potholes Landscape Conservation Cooperative

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