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Pierre Iachetti,Sara Grace Howard
Ecoregional assessments provide a regional scale, biodiversity-based context for implementing conservation efforts by identifying a portfolio of sites for conservation action with a goal of protecting representative biodiversity and ecologically signific...
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Scott Nielsen
The Central Interior and Sub-Boreal Interior ecoprovinces of British Columbia represent an important transitional population of grizzly bears (Ursus arctos L.) occupying the area between two major mountain systems (Coastal Ranges and Central Rockies), as...
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Sarah A. Loos
Terrestrial and freshwater priority areas for conservation were identified using Marxan software as part of the Nature Conservancy of Canada?s Central Interior Ecoregional Assessment. Several different scenarios were examined for both the freshwater and ...
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Kai Chan,Brian Klinkenberg
Because of their potential to explicitly link conservation and human well-being, there is growing support to include ecosystem services in conservation planning. In this study, we explored three questions: (1) what is the most effective and efficient met...
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Sara Grace Howard,Pierre Iachetti
The Central Interior Ecoregional Assessment brought together professionals from the Nature Conservancy of Canada, provincial government ministries, and academic researchers, to complete a conservation-based scientific analysis of the Central Interior reg...
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Timothy Kittel,Sara Howard,Hannah Horn,Gwen M. Kittel,Matthew Fairbarns,Pierre Iachetti
We present a vulnerability-based approach for considering climate as a threat in regional conservation planning. The protocol is based on best available understanding of the climate sensitivity of species and systems of concern, has little reliance...
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Hannah L Horn
The Nature Conservancy of Canada used an expert-driven approach to incorporate multiple animal species into an ecoregional assessment for the purpose of conservation planning in the Central Interior of British Columbia. This method has been applied in 14...
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Sara Grace Howard,Martin Carver
The Nature Conservancy of Canada recently completed a project to identify priority watersheds for conservation action in British Columbia?s Central Interior and Sub-Boreal Interior ecoprovinces. These watersheds will be focus areas for conservation actio...
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Gwen Kittel,Carmen Cadrin,Du?an Markovic,Tory Stevens
This article describes the approach used to incorporate terrestrial ecological systems into regional conservation planning as part of the ecoregional assessment completed by the Nature Conservancy of Canada for the Central Interior of British Columbia, a...
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Nancy-Anne Rose,Philip Burton
Climate driven changes are catalyzing the global re-distribution of species and ecosystems, and is threatening their persistence. These changes undermine the current conservation paradigm that has a static approach to a dynamic system. Conservation plann...
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