GIS mapping of aquatic resources for the Laguna De Santa Rosa valley basin. This mapping effort represents a demonstration of the North Coast Aquatic Resource Inventory (NCARI) mapping standards. This data has been incorporated into CARI.
Please view the NCARI SOP for more information about NCARI maping methods.
The Bay Area EcoAtlas is a computer-based Geographic Information System (GIS) of past and present local ecology in the San Francisco Bay Area, California. It was designed to support local and regional environmental planning and management. The EcoAtlas represents the integration of many kinds of information from numerous sources, to compile a picture of the environmental past, the present, and change. It provided the most detailed regional views of past and present ecological conditions that were available at the time of creation.
Geospatial data describing the historical conditions of the lower Santa Clara River, Ventura River, Oxnard Plain, and Ventura County Shoreline were developed to provide information for flood protection, watershed management, habitat restoration, local education, and research.
Geospatial data describing the historical conditions of Santa Clara Valley were developed to provide information for flood protection, watershed management, habitat restoration, local education, and research. This dataset integrates GIS data from 4 previous historical ecology studies including:
This dataset represents a reconstruction of the historical landscape and prevailing conditions of Napa Valley prior to Euro-American modification. It integrates many sources of data describing the historical features of Napa Valley. Extensive supporting information, including bibliographic references and research methods, can be found in the Napa Valley Historical Ecology Atlas forthcoming from UC Press (2012).
Geospatial data describing the historical conditions of the East Contra Costa County were developed to provide information for watershed management, habitat restoration, local education, and research.
