What is the status of the LCCs?
I’m often asked about the status of LCCs in general and about the South Atlantic LCC in particular, to which I usually reply, “they’re in transition.” While this transition is a continuing and evolving process, [...]
SECAS at the Southeastern Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies (SEAFWA) annual meeting
SECAS exhibit booth at SEAFWA. The Southeast Conservation Adaptation Strategy (SECAS) was highlighted in several ways at the recent SEAFWA conference in Mobile, AL. Our exhibit table provided an excellent platform to show [...]
Goal for Southeastern ecosystems approved by state wildlife agency directors
A couple of weeks ago, the directors of the Southeastern Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies (SEAFWA) unanimously approved an explicit goal for Southeastern ecosystems. This was a high priority improvement in the Southeast Conservation [...]
Help us make a better greenways and trails indicator by adding to Open Street Map
Leon Sinks Geological Area, Apalachicola National Forest National Forests in Florida. Do you know what’s awesome? The South Atlantic Conservation Blueprint---a map that identifies the best places for us to work together. Because [...]
Blueprint Simple Viewer: Still simple, more viewing!
We are happy to report that the Simple Viewer for Conservation Blueprint 2.2 has been updated with new functions, but is still the same easy-to-use viewer that you know and love. First off, we want to [...]
Identifying ambitious but achievable ecosystem goals for the Southeast
Setting goals for the future is hard. It never feels like we have enough data and the future is so uncertain. That said, goals can be a powerful way to bring in new resources and [...]