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Biological Hotspot (VT) |
Ecology |
University of Vermont - Spatial Analysis Laboratory |
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Depicts biological "hotspots" in Vermont based on the "element occurrences" in the Non-game and Natural Heritage Program database.
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Publication Date: July 2000 -
Data last updated: 2011-09-21
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Transit Desert Index |
Demographics |
University of Texas at Austin, Urban Information Lab |
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Transit Desert Index measures the gap between level of transit service (supply) and needs of the transportation-dependent population (demand).
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Publication Date: February 2020 -
Data last updated: 2021-08-17
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Natural Heritage Inventory Managed Area (OK) |
Land Status |
University of Oklahoma - Natural Heritage Inventory |
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Displays the National Heritage Inventory Managed Areas in Oklahoma.
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Publication Date: August 2013 -
Data last updated: 2014-05-14
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Conserved Land (NH) |
Land Status |
University of New Hampshire - Complex Systems Research Center |
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This layer displays land ownership patterns in the state of New Hampshire.
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Publication Date: September 1995 -
Data last updated: 2014-05-14
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Southeastern Ecological Framework Model |
Ecology |
University of Florida - GeoPlan Center |
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This dataset contains the final model results for the Southeastern Ecological Framework (SEF) GIS Decision Support Model.
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Publication Date: 2001 -
Data last updated: 2012-06-08
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Congressional Districts - 118th Congress |
Boundary |
U.S. Census Bureau |
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Depicts 118th U.S. Congress district boundaries.
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Publication Date: January 2023 -
Data last updated: 2024-01-05
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High Irreplaceability Area |
Ecology |
Two Countries, One Forest |
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This layer displays areas of land that have been assessed for conservation irreplaceability, current threat of human land transformation, and three possible scenarios for the future of land transformation associated with different growth scenarios.
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Publication Date: November 2007 -
Data last updated: 2013-01-09
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Ecological Cores/Restoration Priorities |
Ecology |
The Wilderness Society |
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This layer displays ecological cores larger than 5,000 acres.
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Data last updated: 2013-01-09
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Mountain Treasures Area |
Land Status |
The Wilderness Society |
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This layer displays Un-Inventoried Roadless Areas in Southern Appalachian National Forests by the North Carolina–Tennessee border in the Mountain Tresures area.
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Publication Date: December 2013 -
Data last updated: 2014-05-14
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Site Wind Right - Wildlife Areas |
Ecology |
The Nature Conservancy |
Wind |
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This layer is provided by The Nature Conservancy to assist in wind development. By using Site Wind Right early in the process, developers, utilities, power-purchasers and agencies can help save time and money by highlighting areas with the lowest potential for conflict.
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Publication Date: July 2019 -
Data last updated: 2019-09-25
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Conservation Focus Area (NH) |
Land Status |
The Nature Conservancy |
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Displays the most important areas for protecting significant natural resources within New Hampshire's Coastal Watersheds.
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Publication Date: August 2006 -
Data last updated: 2011-09-21
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Ecoregional Portfolio |
Ecology |
The Nature Conservancy |
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This dataset provides a vision for conservation success for ecosystems, natural communities and species representative of an ecoregion by showing the boundaries of areas that The Nature Conservancy has prioritized for conservation. Many portfolio areas were derived from Ecoregional Assessments, but other priorities derived using other planning methodologies are included in this global dataset.
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Publication Date: December 2011 -
Data last updated: 2014-04-03
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Focal Areas of Conservation Significance |
Ecology |
The Nature Conservancy |
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Displays a nuanced picture of the places where conservation is most likely to succeed over centuries. The project had parts: 1) identifying and mapping the geophysical settings, 2) developing a quantitative estimate of resilience for each setting based on landscape complexity and permeability, and 3) identifying key linkages that may be important in facilitating climate-induced regional movements. The final products include the identification of sites with high or low estimated resilience and overlays of these sites with the The Nature Conservancy (TNC) portfolio of important biodiversity sites. The products were presented in an ecoregional context, highlighting sites with the highest estimated resilience for each setting within each ecoregion.
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Publication Date: 2012 -
Data last updated: 2012-11-09
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Southeast Resilience Project |
Ecology |
The Nature Conservancy |
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The Nature Conservancy’s Southeast Resilience Project aimed to identify key places areas for conservation based on land characteristics that increase diversity and resilience. This is the estimated resilience score, based on the combined scores of landscape diversity and local connectedness, and ranked relative to the geophysical setting and ecoregion. The estimated resilience score is given as a SD category based on its standard normalized score for the setting and ecoregion.
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Publication Date: March 2014 -
Data last updated: 2014-05-14
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West Virginia Conservation Network |
Ecology |
The Conservation Fund |
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This dataset was developed as part of a Conservation Network design by The Conservation Fund for the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources. The Fund utilized a green infrastructure approach that will help WVDNR integrate management of habitat for Species of Greatest Conservation Need within the context of an interconnected network of lands and waters, providing multiple benefits across the state. In order to establish the Network, digital datasets were created that represent core undisturbed habitats for forest, wetland, grassland, and aquatic areas. Corridors connecting forest, wetland, and aquatic areas were delineated to complete the Network.
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Publication Date: May 2014 -
Data last updated: 2014-08-07
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