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Creating Adaptation Strategies for Park Natural Resources Using E

Sector: Car parking • Location: United States of America

Source: Grants.gov

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This project is a modification to an already existing agreement (P15AC01470) This project continues modeling from the NCR FY18 Ecological Integrity Assessment project that was implemented at the landscape level.  The Cooperator will integrate ground-based field information into the model to improve its applicability for developing park adaptation strategies. They will implement the following 4 par

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The project “Creating Adaptation Strategies for Park Natural Resources Using E” is an infrastructure initiative in the Car parking sector, located in United States of America. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Grants.gov.

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This project is a modification to an already existing agreement (P15AC01470) This project continues modeling from the NCR FY18 Ecological Integrity Assessment project that was implemented at the landscape level.  The Cooperator will integrate ground-based field information into the model to improve its applicability for developing park adaptation strategies. They will implement the following 4 parts: 1.  HCCVI Upgrade 2.  Landscape Connectivity Review 3.  Breeding Bird data 4.  Developing Park Habitat--Specific Adaptation Strategies The Cooperator will provide a report that summarizes forest integrity and resilience across the parks and the adaptation strategies needed to maintain or enhance forest resilience based on climate and non-climate stressors to forest ecosystems and opportunities to enhance landscape connectivity.

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