PPT-Tree and shrub species habitat suitability

across the Greater Yellowstone under climate change Society for Conservation Biology Meetings Missoula MT Nathan Piekielek Andrew Hansen Tony Chang Introduction Response to CC will require coordinated ecosystem management. Andy Hansen and Linda Phillips. Ecology Department. Montana . State . University. NASA Applied Sciences Program. (NNH10ZDA001N - BIOCLIM. ). Goal. Synthesize published studies to assess potential impact of climate change on biome types and tree species in the GNLCC and in the Greater Yellowstone and Glacier ecosystems.. Marketing Campaign. If you have a question, type it here! . Webinar Semantics. Nicole Wise. Holganix. Head of Marketing. Email: Nwise@holganix.com. Phone: 866-56-EARTH . ext. 300. Agenda. Why tree and shrub?. By: Adia Kuzma, Reno Regalbuto, Chris Oliveri, Dan Balkenhol, Andrew Owens . A few fun facts…. Because this type of biome is found all over the world, it has many names. For example, in North America it is called chaparral. In Spain, the common name is . An analysis at multiple spatial scales. Kristen A. Martin. 1. , Dr. Nicola Koper. 1. , Dr. Micheline Manseau. 1,2. , Ron Bazin. 3. 1.Natural Resources Institute at the University of Manitoba. 2.Parks Canada. A place for everyone . a. nd everyone in its place. Diversity. Means difference. There are lots of different kinds of living things. We group them into big groups by what they have in common.. The biggest group is kingdom (Animal). By: Elizabeth S. Butler. Pd. 3. What is an Endangered Species?. An Endangered Species is a species of animal that is on the brink of extinction. The . endangered . animal is usually close to extinction because of . Daniel Chapman. 1. , Oliver Pescott. 1. , Helen Roy. 1. , Robert Tanner. 2. 1. Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, UK. 2. European and Mediterranean Plant Protection Organization, France. In an EU LIFE Project*, . Imagine, for a moment…. Imagine, for a moment, that every hardwood deciduous tree in the community has died.. There are no trees lining the streets. The environmental center has had to be completely clear cut. Habitat Destruction. Every living thing . requires . somewhere to live, find food and reproduce. .. This . is known as its . habitat. . In order for a species to be viable its habitat must have sufficient territory, necessary food and water and a range of necessary physical features. These features can include tree cover, rocky hills or deep pools, as well as the organisms . Endangered Species Act Revisions to the Implementing Regulations 50 CFR Parts 424, 402, and 17 Background Section 4 of the Act Provides for how to add and remove species from the Federal lists – 3824(Online) An Open Access, Online International Journal Available at http://www.cibtech.org/jps.htm 2014 Vol. 3 (3) July - September, pp. 87 - 101 / R o y et al. Research Article General InformationNominating Organizations Please Use this Column to Provide the Requested InformationOrganization web addressCenter for Plant Conservation - wwwcenterforplantconservationorgContact SORAWAYKESTREL STREETKELLY FARM DRIVESitting areaPark shelter/Wigwam and central medicine wheel plazaWood play structureWood stick 145Forest146Natural bermSenior Junior playgroundEntrance featureSwing Ecological- numbers of species are so few that it can no longer play its ecological roles in biological communities. Biological- species is no longer found anywhere on Earth (forever). Extinctions . Endangered- so few individual survivors that species could become extinct.