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Jul 01 2010
New tools available: designing corridors for climate change
We have a new set of tools available for designing linkages based on topographic-soil land facets. These tools provide a method to complement traditional corridor design techniques in order to better plan for impending climate change.
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Feb 22 2010
New version of corridor evaluation tools now available
We have a new revision of the Corridor Evaluation tools available on the downloads page. Unfortunately, these tools might not work with the ArcGIS 10, which will be released in Summer 2010.
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Dec 16 2009
$8 million to be spent on wildlife crossing structures north of Tucson, Arizona
Last Thursday, $8.2 million was authorized to be spent on 2 underpasses and 1 overpass for wildlife north of Tucson, AZ to provide connectivity between the Tortolita and Catalina Mountain...and our linkage design helped inform the effort!
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Nov 17 2009
Uncertainty analysis of least-cost modeling for designing wildland linkages
Our paper on conducting uncertainty analysis for wildland linkages was just published in Ecological Applications. Our approach to uncertainty analysis (which can be called a worst-case scenario approach) is appropriate for complex models in which distribution of the input parameters cannot be specified.