NCEAS Working Groups
California Legacy Project (Hosted by NCEAS)
Project Description
Systematic conservation planning is concerned with developing
scientifically-guided conservation strategies over large planning areas. It
requires formal measures of biodiversity, explicit conservation goals,
recognition of trade-offs between biological conservation and other social
goals, and explicit and repeatable procedures for producing alternative
plans. The goal of this workgroup is to assist the State of California by
bringing systematic conservation planning theory and methods to bear on the
design and implementation of the California Continuing Resource Investment
Strategy Project (CCRISP). CCRISP, an initiative of The Resources Agency of
California, is a cooperative, comprehensive planning effort to develop a set
of policy and strategy recommendations on protecting California's diverse
biological and natural resources
(http://ceres.ca.gov/biodiversity/newsletter/v7n1/ccrisp.html).
Principal Investigator(s)
Frank W. Davis, Sandy J. Andelman, Greg Greenwood
Project Dates
Start: December 14, 2000
End: September 13, 2002
completed
Participants
- Richard F. Ambrose
- University of California, Los Angeles
- Sandy J. Andelman
- University of California, Santa Barbara
- Mary A. Angle
- San Gabriel and Lower Los Angeles Rivers and Mountains Conservancy
- Heather Barnett
- California Resources Agency
- Paul Beier
- Northern Arizona University
- Marc Beyeler
- California Coastal Conservancy
- Cathy Bleier
- Matthew Cahn
- University of California, Santa Barbara
- Richard L. Church
- University of California, Santa Barbara
- Christopher Costello
- University of California, Santa Barbara
- Pete Dangermond
- Dangermond and Associates
- Frank W. Davis
- University of California, Santa Barbara
- Sara Denzler
- Urban Streams Restoration Program
- Rachel Dinno
- Robert Doyle
- East Bay Regional Park District
- Paul Edelman
- Unknown
- Don C. Erman
- University of California, Davis
- Christopher B. Field
- Carnegie Institution
- Bill Fulton
- Solimar Research Group
- Sarah E. Gergel
- University of California, Santa Barbara
- Jennifer Giambattista
- Madelyn J. Glickfeld
- California Resources Agency
- Greg Greenwood
- California Resources Agency
- Dennis H. Grossman
- The Nature Conservancy
- Andrea Gullo
- Puente Hills Landfill Native Habitat Preservation Authority
- Diana Hickson
- California Resources Agency
- Marc Hoshovsky
- California Department of Fish and Game
- Denise Kamradt
- National Park Service
- David Kelley
- K and AES, Inc.
- Roland Knapp
- John Landis
- University of California, Berkeley
- Jeff Loux
- University of California, Davis
- Claudia Luke
- San Diego State University
- Dennis Machida
- California Tahoe Conservancy
- Patricia McCarty
- University of California, Davis
- Mike McCoy
- University of California, Davis
- Ray McDowell
- Unknown
- Crane S. Miller
- California State University, Hayward
- Mark Nechodom
- USDA Forest Service
- Ed Pert
- Wendy Rash
- University of California, Davis
- Rick Rayburn
- Unknown
- Helen M. Regan
- University of California, Santa Barbara
- Tom Scott
- University of California, Riverside
- Richard B. Standiford
- University of California, Berkeley
- Bill Stewart
- Peter A. Stine
- California State University, Sacramento
- David M. Stoms
- University of California, Santa Barbara
- Erik Vink
- California Department of Conservation
- John Woodbury
Products
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Presentations / 2001
Systematic conservation planning and CCRISP, 7-9 May 2001, 11-12 June 2001, 17-18 July 2001, 29-31 October 2001, 4-6 December 2001
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Presentations / 2002
A framework for setting conservation regional and statewide conservation priorities
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Presentations / 2002
Overview of recent trends in conservation planning
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Report or White Paper / 2003
A framework for setting land conservation priorities using multi-criteria scoring and an optimal fund allocation strategy
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Presentations / 2003
A new synthetic approach to conservation planning
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Presentations / 2003
An integrated framework for setting conservation priorities and its implementation in California
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Presentations / 2003
A synthetic approach to conservation planning and its implementation in California
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Presentations / 2003
Setting conservation priorities in the Sierra Nevada
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Data Set / 2006
California ecological condition 2000
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Data Set / 2006
California index of ecological condition in the year 2040 based on projected 2040 land use
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Journal Article / 2006
Efficient conservation in a utility-maximization framework
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Data Set / 2006
Intersection of Calwater River Basins and ECOMAP subsections
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Report or White Paper / 2003
A systematic framework for prioritizing farmland preservation
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Journal Article / 2006
Prioritizing farmland preservation cost-effectively for multiple objectives
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Report or White Paper / 2001
Report of NCEAS/California Legacy Project Workshop on Urban Open Space Conservation Criteria
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Report or White Paper / 2001
Report of NCEAS/CCRISP Workshop on Agricultural Lands Conservation Criteria
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Report or White Paper / 2001
Report of NCEAS/CCRISP Workshop on Aquatic Biodiversity Conservation Criteria
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Report or White Paper / 2001
Report of NCEAS/CCRISP Workshop on Forest Lands Conservation Criteria
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Report or White Paper / 2001
Report of NCEAS/CCRISP Workshop on Terrestrial Biodiversity Conservation Criteria
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Presentations / 2002
The use of decision-making tools in systematic conservation planning
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Journal Article / 2007
Comprehensive criteria for biodiversity evaluation in conservation planning
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Presentations / 2002
A methodological framework for the California Legacy Project
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Report or White Paper / 2003
Linking GIS and reserve selection algorithms: Towards a geospatial data model
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Report or White Paper / 2004
A framework to extend gap analysis to multi-objective conservation planning