| Downloadable | American black bear | Scenario-simulated raster maps of American black bear (Ursus americanus) distribution throughout New England. Rasters provide distribution estimates for the year 2060 projected by each of the NELFP scenarios: Recent Trends, Connected Communities, Yankee Cosmopolitan, Go It Alone, and Growing Global. The pixel values in each raster represent probability of occurrence estimates for the target species. Occurrence probabilities were derived from species distribution models developed through expert elicitation and mixed modeling methods and climate and landcover conditions simulated for the year 2060. For further details on the development of the distribution maps, please see: Pearman-Gillman SB, Duveneck MJ, Murdoch JD and Donovan TM (2020). Drivers and Consequences of Alternative Landscape Futures on Wildlife Distributions in New England, United States. Front. Ecol. Evol. 8:164. doi: 10.3389/fevo.2020.00164. | | 2016-05-01 (ongoing) |
| Description only | Bobcat | Scenario-simulated raster maps of bobcat (Lynx rufus) distribution throughout New England. Rasters provide distribution estimates for the year 2060 projected by each of the NELFP scenarios: Business-As-Usual, Connected Communities, Yankee Cosmopolitan, Go It Alone, and Growing Global. The pixel values in each raster represent probability of occurrence estimates for the target species. Occurrence probabilities were derived from species distribution models developed through expert elicitation and mixed modeling methods and climate and landcover conditions simulated for the year 2060. For further details on the development of the distribution maps, please see: Pearman-Gillman SB, Duveneck MJ, Murdoch JD and Donovan TM (2020). Drivers and Consequences of Alternative Landscape Futures on Wildlife Distributions in New England, United States. Front. Ecol. Evol. 8:164. doi: 10.3389/fevo.2020.00164. | | 2016-05-01 (ongoing) |
| Description only | Coyote | Scenario-simulated raster maps of coyote (Canis latrans) distribution throughout New England. Rasters provide distribution estimates for the year 2060 projected by each of the NELFP scenarios: Business-As-Usual, Connected Communities, Yankee Cosmopolitan, Go It Alone, and Growing Global. The pixel values in each raster represent probability of occurrence estimates for the target species. Occurrence probabilities were derived from species distribution models developed through expert elicitation and mixed modeling methods and climate and landcover conditions simulated for the year 2060. For further details on the development of the distribution maps, please see: Pearman-Gillman SB, Duveneck MJ, Murdoch JD and Donovan TM (2020). Drivers and Consequences of Alternative Landscape Futures on Wildlife Distributions in New England, United States. Front. Ecol. Evol. 8:164. doi: 10.3389/fevo.2020.00164. | | 2016-05-01 (ongoing) |
| Description only | Gray fox | Scenario-simulated raster maps of gray fox (Urocyon cinereoargenteus) distribution throughout New England. Rasters provide distribution estimates for the year 2060 projected by each of the NELFP scenarios: Business-As-Usual, Connected Communities, Yankee Cosmopolitan, Go It Alone, and Growing Global. The pixel values in each raster represent probability of occurrence estimates for the target species. Occurrence probabilities were derived from species distribution models developed through expert elicitation and mixed modeling methods and climate and landcover conditions simulated for the year 2060. For further details on the development of the distribution maps, please see: Pearman-Gillman SB, Duveneck MJ, Murdoch JD and Donovan TM (2020). Drivers and Consequences of Alternative Landscape Futures on Wildlife Distributions in New England, United States. Front. Ecol. Evol. 8:164. doi: 10.3389/fevo.2020.00164. | | 2016-05-01 (ongoing) |
| Description only | Moose | Scenario-simulated raster maps of moose (Alces alces) distribution throughout New England. Rasters provide distribution estimates for the year 2060 projected by each of the NELFP scenarios: Business-As-Usual, Connected Communities, Yankee Cosmopolitan, Go It Alone, and Growing Global. The pixel values in each raster represent probability of occurrence estimates for the target species. Occurrence probabilities were derived from species distribution models developed through expert elicitation and mixed modeling methods and climate and landcover conditions simulated for the year 2060. For further details on the development of the distribution maps, please see: Pearman-Gillman SB, Duveneck MJ, Murdoch JD and Donovan TM (2020). Drivers and Consequences of Alternative Landscape Futures on Wildlife Distributions in New England, United States. Front. Ecol. Evol. 8:164. doi: 10.3389/fevo.2020.00164.
| | 2016-05-01 (ongoing) |
| Description only | Raccoon | Scenario-simulated raster maps of raccoon (Procyon lotor) distribution throughout New England. Rasters provide distribution estimates for the year 2060 projected by each of the NELFP scenarios: Business-As-Usual, Connected Communities, Yankee Cosmopolitan, Go It Alone, and Growing Global. The pixel values in each raster represent probability of occurrence estimates for the target species. Occurrence probabilities were derived from species distribution models developed through expert elicitation and mixed modeling methods and climate and landcover conditions simulated for the year 2060. For further details on the development of the distribution maps, please see: Pearman-Gillman SB, Duveneck MJ, Murdoch JD and Donovan TM (2020). Drivers and Consequences of Alternative Landscape Futures on Wildlife Distributions in New England, United States. Front. Ecol. Evol. 8:164. doi: 10.3389/fevo.2020.00164. | | 2016-05-01 (ongoing) |
| Description only | Red fox | Scenario-simulated raster maps of red fox (Vulpes vulpes) distribution throughout New England. Rasters provide distribution estimates for the year 2060 projected by each of the NELFP scenarios: Business-As-Usual, Connected Communities, Yankee Cosmopolitan, Go It Alone, and Growing Global. The pixel values in each raster represent probability of occurrence estimates for the target species. Occurrence probabilities were derived from species distribution models developed through expert elicitation and mixed modeling methods and climate and landcover conditions simulated for the year 2060. For further details on the development of the distribution maps, please see: Pearman-Gillman SB, Duveneck MJ, Murdoch JD and Donovan TM (2020). Drivers and Consequences of Alternative Landscape Futures on Wildlife Distributions in New England, United States. Front. Ecol. Evol. 8:164. doi: 10.3389/fevo.2020.00164. | | 2016-05-01 (ongoing) |
| Description only | Striped skunk | Scenario-simulated raster maps of striped skunk (Mephitis mephitis) distribution throughout New England. Rasters provide distribution estimates for the year 2060 projected by each of the NELFP scenarios: Business-As-Usual, Connected Communities, Yankee Cosmopolitan, Go It Alone, and Growing Global. The pixel values in each raster represent probability of occurrence estimates for the target species. Occurrence probabilities were derived from species distribution models developed through expert elicitation and mixed modeling methods and climate and landcover conditions simulated for the year 2060. For further details on the development of the distribution maps, please see: Pearman-Gillman SB, Duveneck MJ, Murdoch JD and Donovan TM (2020). Drivers and Consequences of Alternative Landscape Futures on Wildlife Distributions in New England, United States. Front. Ecol. Evol. 8:164. doi: 10.3389/fevo.2020.00164. | | 2016-05-01 (ongoing) |
| Description only | White-tailed deer | Scenario-simulated raster maps of white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) distribution throughout New England. Rasters provide distribution estimates for the year 2060 projected by each of the NELFP scenarios: Business-As-Usual, Connected Communities, Yankee Cosmopolitan, Go It Alone, and Growing Global. The pixel values in each raster represent probability of occurrence estimates for the target species. Occurrence probabilities were derived from species distribution models developed through expert elicitation and mixed modeling methods and climate and landcover conditions simulated for the year 2060. For further details on the development of the distribution maps, please see: Pearman-Gillman SB, Duveneck MJ, Murdoch JD and Donovan TM (2020). Drivers and Consequences of Alternative Landscape Futures on Wildlife Distributions in New England, United States. Front. Ecol. Evol. 8:164. doi: 10.3389/fevo.2020.00164. | | 2016-05-01 (ongoing) |
| Description only | Wild turkey | Scenario-simulated raster maps of wild turkey (Meleagris gallopavo) distribution throughout New England. Rasters provide distribution estimates for the year 2060 projected by each of the NELFP scenarios: Business-As-Usual, Connected Communities, Yankee Cosmopolitan, Go It Alone, and Growing Global. The pixel values in each raster represent probability of occurrence estimates for the target species. Occurrence probabilities were derived from species distribution models developed through expert elicitation and mixed modeling methods and climate and landcover conditions simulated for the year 2060. For further details on the development of the distribution maps, please see: Pearman-Gillman SB, Duveneck MJ, Murdoch JD and Donovan TM (2020). Drivers and Consequences of Alternative Landscape Futures on Wildlife Distributions in New England, United States. Front. Ecol. Evol. 8:164. doi: 10.3389/fevo.2020.00164. | | 2016-05-01 (ongoing) |
