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Cascadia

Conserving a Connected and Resilient Cascadia Landscape

TerrAdapt:Cascadia provides land managers and decision-makers across Washington and southern British Columbia with an always up-to-date, regional-scale perspective on our changing landscape and climate to help them achieve their conservation mandates in our rapidly changing world.

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California

Conserving California's Wildlife Habitats

TerrAdapt:California provides land managers and decision-makers across California with an always up-to-date, regional-scale perspective of our changing landscape and climate to help them achieve their conservation mandates in our rapidly changing world.

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American West

Dynamic monitoring and assessment in the American West

TerrAdapt and US federal agency partners are co-developing new capabilities to dynamically monitor the changing landscape of the American west, project future impacts of climate change, and prioritize the landscape for conservation of at-risk species like the pronghorn antelope.

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South America

Dynamically monitoring and protecting jaguar corridors

TerrAdapt is working with partners in the Pantanal and Chaco regions of Bolivia, Paraguay, Brazil, and Argentina to dynamically monitor the changing landscape, project future impacts of climate change, and prioritize the landscape for conservation actions for regional ecosystems and species like jaguar.

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West Africa

Keeping pace with change in the Guinean Forests

The Guinean Forests of West Africa bioregion is a biologically rich hotspot stretching from Guinea to Cameroon, characterized by exceptional species richness and high levels of endemism. This initiative will empower local communities, mainstream conservation into public policy, and safeguard threatened species through strategic international and grassroots partnerships.

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Washington Shrubsteppe Restoration and Resiliency Initiative

The map is being co-developed by TerrAdapt.org in collaboration with the Washington Shrubsteppe Restoration and Resiliency Initiative (WSRRI). These portals help users monitor the Columbia Basin's shrubsteppe landscape, project future risks from climate change, and prioritize the landscape for siting conservation actions to increase resilience to threats.

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