Vermont Conservation Design is the data and the vision that powers the BioFinder website. It is a prioritization tool that identifies the lands and waters most important for maintaining Vermont's ecologically functional landscape – one that conserves current biological diversity and allows species to move and shift in response to climate and land-use changes. Vermont Conservation Design allows users to see patterns in Vermont’s forests and waterways, and identify the places that connect both into a functional network. The Design was just updated with new landscape scale components and Wildlife Road Crossings. It now features more accurate edges of the habitat blocks, that allow for a better understanding of the pattern and network of connected forests. Join us to learn more about this important conservation science.
Presenters:
- Jens Hilke, Conservation Planner, VT Fish and Wildlife Department
- David Moroney, Conservation Planning Specialist, VT Fish and Wildlife Department
This webinar will be offered on the following dates:
- Session 3: Tuesday, April 30th, 2024, 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Register