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Datasets for the Conterminous U.S.
Each analysis was done for unique geographies to capture local ecological functions important to each region, were integrated into one product for the Conterminous U.S. A committee of TNC scientists who worked on the regional projects coordinated input of each of the regional products into this rollup. Component datasets can be downloaded below. These datasets are large so please allow time to download.
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Resilient and Connected Network Data description of the RCN.
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Resilience Data Data description of the resilient sites.
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Landscape Diversity
| estimate of the number of microclimates and climatic gradients available within the local area. It is measured by counting the variety of landforms, and the density, configuration, and connectivity of wetlands
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Local Connectedness
| barriers to species movement and the degree of fragmentation within the local area. A highly permeable landscape has no or few barriers (low habitat fragmentation) and promotes resilience by allowing plant and animal movements
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Terrestrial Resilience
| the capacity of a site to maintain biological diversity, productivity and ecological function as the climate changes
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Terrestrial and Coastal Resilience
| the capacity of a site to maintain biological diversity, productivity and ecological function as the climate changes. This incorporates coastal areas where available marsh migration space is identified to adapt to sea level rise
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Connectivity and Climate Flow
| larger network of connected natural areas that allow for dispersal and movement between sites through flow zones or cooridors
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Resilient and Connected Network
| conservation portfolio that represents all the region’s physical habitats while aligning them into a network of climate-resilient sites, confirmed biodiversity locations, and species movement areas
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Recognized Biodiversity Value
| areas with confirmed high biodiversity value
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Datasets for Clipped U.S. States
These are the national Roll-up data described above. Same data as above. Each analysis was done for unique geographies to capture local ecological functions important to each region, were integrated into one product for the Conterminous U.S. A committee of TNC scientists who worked on the regional projects coordinated input of each of the regional products into this rollup. This download includes the Resilient and Connected Network, Resilience Sites, and Component data for each state.
Alabama
| Alaska (in 2021)
| Arizona
| Arkansas
| California
| Colorado
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Connecticut
| Delaware
| Florida
| Georgia
| Hawaii (in 2021)
| Idaho
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Illinois
| Indiana
| Iowa
| Kansas
| Kentucky
| Louisiana
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Maine
| Maryland/D.C.
| Massachusetts
| Michigan
| Minnesota
| Mississippi
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Missouri
| Montana
| Nebraska
| Nevada
| New Hampshire
| New Jersey
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New Mexico
| New York
| North Carolina
| North Dakota
| Ohio
| Oklahoma
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Oregon
| Pennsylvania
| Rhode Island
| South Carolina
| South Dakota
| Tennessee
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Texas
| Utah
| Vermont
| Virginia
| Washington
| West Virginia
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Wisconsin
| Wyoming
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Datasets for Regional Analysis Projects
Individual datasets that are roll-up to the national datasets. Resilient and Connected analysis regions undertaken for terrestrial and coastal areas. These serve as standalone projects and are components of the Conterminous U.S. product described above. Individual project pages are linked in the table below.
For more information click on a Resilience Project below:
