Preserving connectivity under climate and land-use change: No one-size-fits-all approach for focal species in similar habitats

Overview of attention for article published in Biological Conservation, August 2020

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RT @usgs_climate: 🐍On #WorldSnakeDay, we're featuring @se_casc funded research that assessed how climate change could threaten #HabitatConn…

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RT @se_casc: The velocity of changes in climate and in land use are the most important considerations for planning strategies to promote co…

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RT @usgs_climate: 🐍On #WorldSnakeDay, we're featuring @se_casc funded research that assessed how climate change could threaten #HabitatConn…

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The velocity of changes in climate and in land use are the most important considerations for planning strategies to promote connectivity in the future. Nice summary of this important work by lead author @Jen_Costanza: https://t.co/mLaJWhxWaC

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