Spatially Explicit State-and-Transition Modeling for Rangeland Conservation Planning

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Spatially Explicit State-and-Transition Modeling for Rangeland Conservation Planning: Funds under this award are to be used to develop spatially explicit State-and-Transition Modeling (STM) maps of rangelands, link these STM maps to remote sensing products to enable future monitoring, develop a conservation planning tool to test potential outcome scenarios to help define priorities and integrate results into recommendations on next generation monitoring of sage-grouse habitat and rangeland productivity.