To conserve ecological connectivity (the ability to support animal movement, gene flow,
range shifts, and other ecological and evolutionary processes that require large areas) …

Climate and Conservation presents case studies from around the world of projects focused
on climate change adaptation-regional-scale endeavors where scientists, managers, and …

Three new species, Chaenotheca erkahomattiorum, Chaenothecopsis dibbleandersoniarum
and C. marcineae are described from Maine, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Quebec, in …

Recent advances in planning and ecological software make it possible to conduct highly
technical analyses to prioritize conservation investments and inform local land use planning …

Populations of Canada Warbler (Cardellina canadensis) are declining in Canada's Atlantic
Northern Forest. Land conservancies and government agencies are interested in identifying …

Landscape connectivity is integral to the persistence of metapopulations of wide ranging
carnivores and other terrestrial species. The objectives of this research were to investigate …

Visual resources are a critical, but often overlooked type of cultural resource. Additionally,
visual resources are often dealt with only at the site scale and not as part of a larger …

In Canada, detailed knowledge of the macrolichen biota in national parks is surprisingly
sparse. Forillon National Park (Forillon) in Quebec, Canada, is an example, with no …

The distribution of calicioid lichens and fungi is poorly understood in many areas of North
America. For example, there were no previously known collections from Forillon National …

Connectivity conservation is a means to enable the unimpeded movement of species and
the flow of natural processes to sustain life. Understanding how connectivity conservation …