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SR-67 Multi-species Connectivity Planning

February 29, 2016 - June 30, 2017 completed

Project description

A comprehensive multi-species analysis of connectivity for the area surrounding SR-67 in central San Diego County. Multiple modeling approaches are being applied to develop a wildlife crossing infrastructure plan for SR-67 and to design landscape linkages at the subregional level. This analysis directly address functional connectivity within the study area.

Project protocol

Name: No protocol available at this time

Project spatial boundary

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Project focus

Project type: General Management

Project data files

SR67_multispecies_connectivity_value.lpk 979.67KB SR67_normalized_current_flow.lpk 4.58MB SR67_resilience_connectivity_combined.lpk 66.47KB SR67Crossings_proposed_sites.lpk 18.88KB SR67Crossings_zones.lpk 55.93KB SR67Corridors_attributes_FINAL.xlsx 20.34KB SR67Corridors_Metadata_FINAL.xlsx 18.08KB SR67Crossings_proposed_sites_FINAL.xlsx 38.07KB SR67Decision_support_Parcel_evaluation_example.xlsx 24.17KB SR67Decision_support_work_flow.pdf 188.66KB

Target species: Bobcat, Coachwhip, deer mice, Mountain lion, Mule deer, Western Whiptail, Woodrats, Wrentit

Implementing entities

Data steward: Megan Jennings

Investigator: Megan Jennings

Main implementing entity: Institute for Ecological Modeling and Management at San Diego State University

Point of contact: Megan Jennings

Study lead: Megan Jennings

Files and documents

Appendices C-F. Comprehensive Multi-species Connectivity Assessment and Planning for the Highway 67 Region of San Diego County, California Comprehensive Multi-species Connectivity Assessment and Planning for the Highway 67 Region of San Diego County, California