NCEAS Project 2049
Habitat conservation planning for endangered species
- Peter Kareiva
| HCP Research Products | |
| Final Report Using Science in Habitat Conservation Plans Peter Kareiva, Sandy Andelman, Daniel Doak, Bret Elderd, Martha Groom, Jonathan Hoekstra, Laura Hood, Frances James, John Lamoreux, Gretchen LeBuhn, Charles McCulloch, James Regetz, Lisa Savage, Mary Ruckelshaus, David Skelly, Henry Wilbur, Kelly Zamudio, andNCEAS HCP working group Hardcopy versions of the report are available for $15.00 from the American Institute of Biological Sciences -- see their web sitefor details on ordering hardcopy. In addtion, the Fish and Wildlife Service has written a response to the HCPstudy findings, which is available on the Fish and Wildlife Servicewebserver. | Data Sets Data Sets are provided in compressed formats common on PC and UNIX platforms. Information about the contents of this data distribution is available in the README file, which is also part of the download package below. Download data for UNIX: Download data for Windows: |
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| Activity | Dates | Further Information |
|---|---|---|
| Graduate Student | 15th June 1997—15th August 1998 | Participant List |
| Working Group | 22nd—23rd September 1997 | Participant List |
| Working Group | 6th—10th December 1997 | Participant List |
| Working Group | 4th—5th April 1998 | Participant List |
| Distributed Graduate Seminar | 24th—26th April 1998 | Participant List |
| Working Group | 20th—25th May 1998 | Participant List |
Abstract
Given the increasing importance of HCPs and in the light of ongoing
Congressional debates, the American Institute of Biological Sciences (AIBS)
and the National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis are sponsoring
research to 1) synthesize available information on existing HCPs, 2) conduct
a detailed analysis of a representative set of HCPs to evaluate their likely
effectiveness as a tool for conserving endangered species and habitats, and 3)
identify ecological theory and methods that can be applied to strengthen the
design, management and monitoring of HCP areas.
| Type | Products of NCEAS Research |
|---|---|
| Journal Article | Harding, E. K.; Crone, Elizabeth E.; Elderd, Bret D.; Hoekstra, Jonathan; McKerrow, Alexa; Perrine, John; Regetz, Jim; Rissler, Leslie J.; Stanley, Amanda; Walters, Eric L. 2001. The scientific foundations of habitat conservation plans: A quantitative assessment. Conservation Biology. Vol: 15(2). Pages 488-500. |
| Data Set | Kareiva, Peter. 1999. Habitat conservation plan data. (Online version) |
| Report or White Paper | Kareiva, Peter; Andelman, Sandy J.; Doak, Daniel F.; Elderd, Bret D.; Groom, Martha; Hoekstra, Jonathan; Hood, Laura; James, Frances C.; Lamoreux, John; LeBuhn, Gretchen; McCulloch, Charles E.; Regetz, Jim; Savage, Lisa T.; Ruckelshaus, Mary; Skelly, David K.; Wilbur, Henry M.; Zamudio, Kelly. 1999. Using science in habitat conservation plans. NCEAS web site. (Online version) |
| Data Set | Kareiva, Peter. 2006. Data for the habitat conservation planning for endangered species study. (Abstract) (Online version) |
| Journal Article | Mann, Charles; Plummer, Mark L. 1997. Qualified thumbs up for habitat plan science. Science. Vol: 278(5346). Pages 2052-2053. |
| Journal Article | Pyke, Chris; Bierwagen, Britta; Goldstein, Noah. 1998. Strange bedfellows: Observations on the current relationship between recovery plans and habitat conservation planning. Endangered Species UPDATE. Vol: 15(6). Pages 91-99. |
| Journal Article | Reichardt, Tony. 1999. 'Inadequate science' in US habitat plans. Nature. Vol: 397(6717). Pages 287. |
| Journal Article | Savage, Lisa T. 1998. Innovative national graduate student seminar analyzes habitat conservation plans. Integrative Biology-Issues, News and Reviews. Vol: 1(2). Pages 45-48. |
| Journal Article | Watchman, L. H.; Groom, Martha; Perrine, John. 2001. Science and uncertainty in habitat conservation planning. American Scientist. Vol: 89(4). Pages 351-359. |