Resources
The Southeast Conservation Blueprint
The Southeast Conservation Blueprint is a living, spatial plan that identifies important areas for conservation and restoration across the Southeast and Caribbean.
Recent trends in Southeastern ecosystems
We’ve started measuring progress toward the SECAS 10% goal using the most recent 3-6 years of available data from existing Southeast-wide monitoring programs.
Regional Species of Greatest Conservation Need
Regional Species of Greatest Conservation Need facilitate cross-state cooperation on State Wildlife Action Plans.
Past presentations
SECAS presentations at SEAFWA (Mobile, AL), October 2018
- Update for SEAFWA Director’s briefing book
- Exhibit booth slides on SECAS in Action
- Recommended SECAS goal presentation, Mordecai
SECAS Norfolk presentations, March 2018
- Developing and Implementing the SECAS Blueprint, Martin
- SECAS Case Studies, Goudreau
- Integrating Landscape Conservation and Military Readiness, Orndorff
- But What About the People? The Role of Urban Planning and Green Infrastructure, Rouse
- Scaling SECAS Engagement is Key, Whitehurst
SECAS Louisville presentations, October 2017
- Welcome to SEAFWA, Gibson
- Aligning Actions for Success, Myers
- SECAS Blueprint 2.0, Mordecai
- At-Risk Species Conservation Opportunities in the Southeast: SECAS Case Study, Harris
- Fire Resilliant Landscapes, Martin
- SECAS Marsh Migration Modeling, Bartush
- Florida State Wildlife Action Plan (SWAP) Integration, Branciforte
- Gopher Tortoise Conservation Initiative, Ambrose
- Threat Assessment, Simpson
- Alligator Gar Habitat Suitability Index, Brown
- Demonstrating Value and Support for Expansion, Carr
- Mapping Future Forests, Green
- Collaborative Conservation SECAS Style,
- Expanding the Vision: State Wildlife Action Plans, Humpert
- SECAS 2018 and Beyond, Gibson
- SECAS Summary
- Combined Presentations from SECAS, Louisville