Building and Testing a Multi-scale Adaptive Management Framework for Evaluating Restoration Effectiveness in the Sagebrush Biome
Funding Year | Amount | Location |
FY24 | $244,950 | Rangewide |
Project Description
This project fills an important gap in the effectiveness monitoring needs of multiple stakeholders implementing restoration efforts in Oregon, Nevada, and beyond. The project provides a platform for standardized data collection, accelerated analyses and reporting, improving accuracy of satellite-derived vegetation cover products, enhancing utility of the Conservation Efforts Database and information sharing among practitioners to meet the critical need for monitoring so that all can improve return on restoration investments. This project responds to the need to apply outcomes of large-scale habitat restoration efforts to inform future restoration treatments and adaptive management of ongoing projects.
Partners
United States Geological Survey, Oregon State University – Institute of Natural Resources
