Northeast Wildlife Species

Sep 2, 2016 (Last modified Sep 21, 2018)
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Northeast Wildlife Species

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This gallery contains habitat (landscape capability) models for a set of representative species developed by the Designing Sustainable Landscapes project of the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. These species were selected to represent the needs of a variety of other wildlife species with which they share habitat, collectively encompassing the major ecosystem types of the Northeast U.S. The highest quality examples of habitat for these species have been incorporated into "Nature's Network," (http://naturesnetwork.org/, also available in this DataBasin gallery). Specifically, habitat was incorporated into terrestrial and wetland core areas and, in the case of Common Loon, into aquatic core areas.
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marsh wren, turtle, box, blackpoll, landscape conservation cooperatives, northern, snowshoe hare, duck, sanderling, warbler, common loon, american, habitat suitability, black, woodcock, nature's network, prairie, wood, nalcc, conservation, virginia rail, diamondback terrapin, blackburnian, moose, ruffed grouse, birds, thrush, habitat, eastern meadowlark, snowy egret, designing sustainable landscapes, bear, red-shouldered hawk, species datasets, louisiana, north atlantic region, species, wildlife, eastern, bicknell's, cerulean, oystercatcher, waterthrush, ovenbird, saltmarsh sparrow

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North Atlantic LCC, University of Massachusetts, University of Vermont, Conserve Wildlife Foundation, and Rutgers University.

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Administration account for the Northeast Conservation Planning Atlas.