Utilizing Ecological Connectivity in California Desert Wilderness - Kahal, Lauren
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United States Wilderness is an ever-important theme as its unique legal protections offer a glimpse into natural ecosystems that are truly unaltered by man. Wilderness areas not only provide unique recreation and solitude opportunities for mankind, but also act as a safe harbor to many sensitive plant and wildlife species. This paper presents a brief review of wilderness planning in the United States, as well as a review of conservation concerns specific to the California desert region. Ecological connectivity is a concept widely used in ecological conservation, but has generally been ignored…mehr

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United States Wilderness is an ever-important theme as its unique legal protections offer a glimpse into natural ecosystems that are truly unaltered by man. Wilderness areas not only provide unique recreation and solitude opportunities for mankind, but also act as a safe harbor to many sensitive plant and wildlife species. This paper presents a brief review of wilderness planning in the United States, as well as a review of conservation concerns specific to the California desert region. Ecological connectivity is a concept widely used in ecological conservation, but has generally been ignored by wilderness and other recreation/usership-based conservation efforts. Ultimately, this paper presents recommendations for incorporating ecological connectivity in California desert wilderness planning.
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Lauren Kahal is a professional environmental planner in San Diego County. She holds a B.S. in Environmental Management and Protection from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo and an M.S. in Environmental Management from the University of San Francisco. Her hobbies include hiking and backpacking in Southern California.