Describes the successes and challenges of integrating tools across the traditionally separate institutional sectors and domains of land, coastal and estuarine. PublicationJournal ArticleJournal of Conservation Planning
A multi-leveled model provides remote, rapid, and intensive site assessment data as a complementary element to ongoing national probability-based sampling effortsPublicationJournal ArticleNational Wetlands Newsletter
Recent surveys and historical data describe vegetation patterns in the coastal salt pond marsh system at Odiorne Point State Park in Rye, New Hampshire, the state's only viable example.PublicationJournal ArticleRhodora
The first-ever global analysis of extinction risk in reptiles, based on a random representative sample of 1500 species (16% of all currently known species).PublicationJournal ArticleBiological Conservation
The purpose of Tools for Coastal Climate Adaptation Planning is to provide coastal natural resource managers and community planners with the information necessary to select appropriate tools for their climate-related planning projects.PublicationScientific ReportNatureServe
Transportation planners and natural resource specialists should use this peer-reviewed technical guide supports to help support a standardized, science-based approach for identifying ecological priorities and integrating them into transportation and infrastructure decision-making.PublicationScientific Report
This classification and map of the ecosystems of the entire African continent represents the most current and finest spatial and thematic resolution characterization of African vegetation in its biophysical context available today.PublicationScientific Report
This report provides information on Michigan’s rare flora that could promote the role of plants by focusing on climate change and additional tools to assist the state's wildlife action plan.PublicationScientific ReportMichigan Natural Features Inventory
This report outlines rare plant conservation strategies that complement conservation actions for animal species in the context of biodiversity protection and climate change in New Jersey.PublicationScientific ReportNew Jersey Natural Heritage Program
