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Apr 11 2011
Linkage Mapper GIS tool now available
Linkage Mapper, a GIS tool developed to support regional wildlife habitat connectivity analyses for the Washington Connected Landscapes Project, is now available for free download to use elsewhere.
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Aug 11 2010
Connectivity analysis toolkit now available
Carlos Carroll and the Klamath Center for Conservation recently released a new free tool that provides conservation planners with newly-developed tools for both linkage mapping and landscape-level 'centrality' analysis.
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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 23 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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