Update on Northeast Landscape Conservation Design and Synthesis for SWAP Revisions Steve Fuller Conservation Design Specialist U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

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Update on Northeast Landscape Conservation Design and Synthesis for SWAP Revisions Steve Fuller Conservation Design Specialist U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 1

NE Landscape Design Expected Outcome: Create baseline landscape conservation designs, without which past, present, and future investments in landscape analysis will remain unrealized, underutilized, or ungrounded: Identification of landscape elements important to diverse partners, including cultural elements, rare species, ecological systems, landscapes, or watersheds; Data layers summarizing environmental conditions that describe the status of each landscape element; Data layers summarized at multiple scales to describe the collective status of all the landscape elements within important geographies or jurisdictions. 2

Objective NE Conservation Synthesis for SWAPs: To synthesize regional conservation information including ongoing and completed work from the RCN program and LCCs into a format that states can easily access and incorporate into their SWAP revisions, and to influence continued implementation of regional priorities by making this information easily accessible to states and conservation partners. 3

RCN Proposal: Regional SWAP Synthesis Contractor SWAP Database Design RCN Proposal: SWAP Database Framework Contractor LCC Project: Northeast Landscape Conservation Design LCC Project: Data Needs Assessment Contractor SWAP Database Construction PHASE 1 Conservation Design Advisory Committee An ad hoc group of LCC and RCN leaders have been working to assemble the team SGCN screening is complete and data requests are processing NALCC and TNC have hired GIS Analysts The RCN SWAP Database project is on hold for TRACKS RCN SWAP Synthesis contractor has a contract in hand: Terwilliger Associates FWS has identified 13 representatives to assist the Advisory Committee

RCN Proposal: Regional SWAP Synthesis Contractor SWAP Database Design RCN Proposal: SWAP Database Framework Contractor LCC Project: Northeast Landscape Conservation Design LCC Project: Data Needs Assessment Contractor Populate Database to complete Regional component of the 8 SWAP Elements CompileText and Tabular Regional Components of the 8 SWAP Elements Maps and Spatial Data Summaries for Regional Components of the 8 SWAP Elements SWAP Database Construction PHASE 1 PHASE 2 Conservation Design Advisory Committee The function of NALCC and TNC GIS analysts is to facilitate spatial data acquisition for SWAPs Lori (NALCC) as assembling landscape data for U.S. and Canada, and SGCNs Alex (TNC) will help align TNCs ongoing RCN products with needs of SWAP Synthesis We need continued support on SGCN data request.

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RCN Proposal: Regional SWAP Synthesis Contractor SWAP Database Design RCN Proposal: SWAP Database Framework Contractor LCC Project: Northeast Landscape Conservation Design LCC Project: Data Needs Assessment Contractor 14 SWAPS CompileText and Tabular Regional Components of the 8 SWAP Elements Maps and Spatial Data Summaries for Regional Components of the 8 SWAP Elements SWAP Database Construction PHASE 1 PHASE 2 Web Portal for: Regional “Roll-down” State “Roll-up” Populate Database to complete Regional component of the 8 SWAP Elements LCC Project: Website & Portal Development PHASE 3 Conservation Design Advisory Committee Voluntary Inclusion 14 SWAPs

8 the RCN-funded project to develop a SWAP database is on hold…the emphasis of that project will be “Roll-Up” of completed SWAPs; SWAP database needs to be piloted via the Synthesis and “Roll-Down” process; our Info Needs Assessment indicates states have the “best” data; NALCC website can provide a portal for SWAP roll-down; We are using Amazon Cloud for easy data access; Specialized querying and report generation needs to be developed in support of SWAP Synthesis.

9 TO GET STARTED, we need an organized place to put the information we gather

Files & records within files are identified by Species, Habitats, Threat, Actions and/or a nested categorical location Database can be queried to summarize complex information… TO FINISH, we need efficient information summary capability Summary of SWAP data flow

Summary: NatureServe estimate is >$20,000 NatureServe does not have data for all the top priority species… We need continued state help to assemble “the best” information We need information management support to develop queries and SWAP template reports efficiently from information gathered…rough estimate is $30,000…this will serve as a pilot for RCN project to roll-up finished SWAPs Need continued support for project staff beyond year 1 11