December 6th, 2016
9:30am-3:00pm
Oregon Department of Transportation
123 NW Flanders St
Portland, OR

The North Pacific Landscape Conservation Cooperative (NPLCC), in support of their Pacific NW Coast Landscape Conservation Design project, will convene a one-day workshop on habitat connectivity mapping within the project's focus area. This workshop has been identified as one of the priority tasks in the project work plan. The emphasis of this workshop will be on terrestrial habitat connectivity and associated freshwater and riparian systems. This event will be held at the Oregon Department of Transportation building in Portland, Oregon (123 NW Flanders). Portions of the workshop may be open to a webinar format.

The primary goals of the work shop are:

• Understand ongoing efforts in habitat connectivity in the region (both analysis and implementation)
• Understand who is doing what with habitat connectivity analysis and mapping in region.
• Understand the state of the science on habitat connectivity modeling
• Using this knowledge, develop the foundation of a methodology to address connectivity in the region.

The agenda will be designed with a mixture of presentations and group activity with the purpose to develop a connectivity modeling approach for this region.

If there are any questions, please contact: Tom Miewald,