The Aquatic Conservation Center
Spotlight
Bull Trout and Climate Change
Climate strongly influences regional and local bull trout distributions. Climate warming (predictions) of 1-5 degree C could result in losses of 18-92% of thermally suitable young producing habitat area and 27-99% of large habitat areas (>10,000 hectare). Read More.
Recent Blog Posts
State of the Coast
NOAA's National Ocean Service has recently launched an excellent web tool - known as the State of the Coast - allowing users to explore a variety of connections among coastal communities.
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Pacific Garbage Patch: Getting our facts straight
In my August blog post about abstaining from plastic, I referenced a site describing the detrimental effects of plastics in our oceans and briefly mentioned the “garbage patch” in the...
About the Aquatic Conservation Center
The Data Basin Aquatic Conservation Center centralizes datasets and findings related to aquatic ecosystems. Tools are provided to visualize, analyze, and communicate about vulnerabilities, trends or predicted future scenarios at local and regional scales. The Aquatic Conservation Center is working to increase the resistance and resilience of aquatic biodiversity in the face of increasing human-induced pressures by building collective understanding of the potential biological, physical, and cultural impacts. Read more.
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The Aquatic Conservation Center is made possible by the generous support of the following organizations: |
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The Climate Center has been built with the help of many people. |
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Data Basin Aquatic Conservation Center is currently establishing an advisory group.
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| Data Basin is a collaborative effort that has benefited greatly by financial donations, as well as contributions of professional expertise. Data Basin welcomes donations to further our mission of building a bridge between conservation science and practice. | |
