3C Modelling - Biodiversity climate adaptation Vegetation condition 2014


Vegetation Condition is a relative measure of how much of the original, pre-clearing biodiversity each location is capable of supporting at this time (2014). With climate change species distributions are expected to change, challenging the assumptions underlying this view. However, areas that are in good condition now possess enhanced resilience that will allow smooth transitions to new states, driven by climate change. Good condition areas also facilitate species movements leading to successful range-shifts.

The Vegetation Condition model was developed by combining satellite imagery with other spatial layers such as landuse and vegetation type mapping


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New South Wales
NSW Office of Environment and Heritage; The University of Queensland; University of Southern Queensland; Global Change Institute; CSIRO
Drielsma M, Manion G, Love J, Williams K, Harwood T, (2014) THE 3C BIODIVERSITY AND CLIMATE ASSESSMENT, NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT CLIMATE ADAPTATION TO 2050
Jamie Love jamie.love@environment.nsw.gov.au NSW Office of Environment and Heritage
2014/12/01