Species Distribution Modeling and Conservation Planning Workshop

In September of 2013 the CA LCC partnered with UC Davis Information Center for the Environment and Point Blue Conservation Science to offer a workshop on systematic conservation planning (see the CA LCC project description). The aim of the workshop was to present the state of the science for using spatial decision support tools to inform the conservation of plants and animals in the context of climate adaptation planning.

Presented here are the materials from the workshop, including reading lists, slide presentations, and lab exercises. These materials are free to use with attribution to the authors.
Preliminary Material

Outline of Workshop

Presentation Slides

Scenario Planning

Workshop Lab Exercises

Reading Lists and Online Resources

Complete List of Resources Mentioned in Workshop

Contributors to this article
Last Updated: 

3/2018

Typesort ascending Title Creator Date
Document Prioritizing multiple-use landscapes for conservation: methods for large multi-species planning problems Moilanen, Atte, Franco, Aldina M. A., Early, Regan I., Fox, Richard, Wintle, Brendan, and Thomas, Chris D. 2005
Document Modeling climate change impacts on tidal marsh birds: restoration and conservation planning in the face of uncertainty Veloz, Samuel D., Nur, Nadav, Salas, Leonardo, Jongsomjit, Dennis, Wood, Julian, Stralberg, Diana, and Ballard, Grant 2013
Document Ecosystem services in conservation planning: targeted benefits vs. co-benefits or costs? Chan, Kai M. A., Hoshizaki, Lara, and Klinkenberg, Brian 2011
Document Species distribution models: ecological explanation and prediction across space and time Elith, Jane and Leathwick, John R. 2009

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