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Articles and Fact Sheets

A Wildlife Corridor: Studies on Climate Resilience, Habitat Connectivity , Wildlife Dynamics, and Ecosystems of the Northeastern Unites States

Corridors Best Facilitate Functional Connectivity Across a Protected Area Network Stewart, F.E.C., Darlington, S., Volpe, J.P. et al. Sci Rep 9, 10852 (2019).

Wildlife Dynamics in the Changing New England Landscape Foster, Forests in Time (2006)

Assessing Wildlife Presence and Cross-Road Movement in Road Corridors in Relationship to Use of Culverts and Bridges for Under-Road Movement (Report by Paul Marangelo TNC. Addendum to the Phase 1 results “Reducing Wildlife Mortality on Roads in Vermont: Documenting Wildlife Movement near Bridges and Culverts to Improve Related Conservation Investments. Sept 2016”)

Estimating Climate Resilience for Conservation across Geophysical Settings Mark G. Anderson, Melissa Clark, Arlene Olivero Sheldon. Conservation Biology published by Wiley Periodicals, Inc., on behalf of the Society for Conservation Biology (2014)

The Nature Conservancy’s Guide to Terrestrial and Freshwater Habitats of the Northeastern United States

A Review of Ecological Connectivity Science: An Assessment of the Science and Projects Describing the Ecologically
Connected Landscape of the Northeast Region of North America

Conservation Status of Fish, Wildlife, and Natural Habitats in the Northeast Landscape

Resilient Sites for Terrestrial Conservation in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic Region

TNC’s Resilience Fact Sheet

Land Trusts and Wildlife Crossing Structures Toolkit – Center for Large Landscape Conservation

Forests and Water

Forests, Water and People: Drinking water supply and forest lands in the Northeast and Midwest United States – USDA (2009)

How Forests Impact Water Quality and Quantity

Resources By State

Massachusetts

Berkshire Wildlife Linkage Final Report