LAND MANAGEMENT ISSUES

Managing natural resources on a single installation: How to use ecological models to help manage a species (or community) of conservation concern on a single installation.
Managing natural resources across multiple installations: How to use ecological models to plan management strategies for a threatened or endangered species at more than one installation.
Identifying critical habitat: GIS-based habitat models can provide a cost-effective means to locate areas likely to contain habitat for species or communities of conservation concern.
Predicting the results of training and land management actions: Ecological models can predict how training and other land management actions may affect the habitat for species or communities of conservation concern.
Focusing monitoring activities: Habitat models identify locations likely to contain habitat, so that monitoring activities can be focused on those areas most likely to contain the species or communities of concern.