SDE Feature Class
Tags
choke-point, environment, biota, missing linkage, landscape linkage, focal species, wildlife movement, California, habitat fragmentation
Data was created to assist land managers, planners, scientists, regulators, and conservation organizations working on connectivity issues in California. For more details, download the full report at www.scwildlands.org
The critical need for conserving landscape linkages first came to the forefront of conservation thinking in California in November 2000, when a statewide interagency workshop was convened at the San Diego Zoo. Entitled "Missing Linkages: Restoring Connectivity to the California Landscape" the workshop brought together over 200 land managers, conservationists, and biologists to discuss and map critical and at-risk habitat linkages throughout the state. A total of 232 linkages were identified statewide.
SC Wildlands
Data should only be used within appropriate context.
Extent
West | -124.188637 | East | -114.768547 |
North | 42.004109 | South | 32.556645 |