Ecology, Conservation, and Archaeology
  A Framework for Multiscalar Ecosystem Management and Valuation: An Application to the Upper Chattahoochee River Watershed
  A GIS-Based Cultural Resource Analysis for the Cape Coast Castle World Heritage Site, Ghana
  A Hawk's Eye View: Building the Hawk Mountain Sanctuary GIS
  A Proposal for an Internet-Based Approach to Capture and Manage Spatial Data Associated with Wildlife Observations
  A Raster-Based GIS Analysis of the Cumulative Impacts of Humans and Beaver on Wetland Types in the Chickahominy River Watershed (Virginia, USA)
  A Year in Review: GIS/GPS Projects on the Agua Caliente Indian Reservation
  Applied Geographic Information Systems in Cooperative Natural Resource Projects: A California Example
  Archaeological Artifacts: Statistical Tests for Spatial Randomness
  Archaeological Spatial Databases for the Western United States
  Archaeology and GIS: New Visions of the Ancient Maya of Caracol, Belize
  The Bay Area EcoAtlas Toolbox: Making a Regional GIS
  Calculating Landscape Fragmentation Using a Gradient-Based Approach
  California Department of Fish and Game Applications for Conservation and Protection of Natural Resources
  Community-Based Conservation Planning and GIS
  Conservation International's PRISMA: A Multimedia Database Publisher
  Conversion of Historic Biological Field Data into Usable GIS Form
  Customer Service Toolkit: USDA Looks to the Future of Desktop GIS in a Mobile Computing Environment
  Design and Implementation of the Solar Analyst, an ArcView GIS Extension for Modeling Solar Radiation at Landscape Scales
  Development of a MEDicinal Plants Information System (MEDPIS) for Banavasi Range of Western Ghats, India, Using ArcView GIS/Avenue Programming
  Discovery, Dialog, Documentation, and Data: Kalaupapa National Historical Park, Molokai, Hawaii
  Environmental Design and Planning Practicum: Developing a Land Use Plan for Southwest Florida
  The Future of Ground Truthing CALVeg Accuracy Assessment: Using GPS and GIS
  Grid-Based Modeling for Land Use Planning and Environmental Resource Mapping
  Increasing the Efficiency of the Wetland Mitigation Process
  Integrated GIS Management of Sensitive and Significant Resources from a Traditional Tribal Perspective
  Integrating Traditional Tabular Data into an Online Mapping System
  Kiavah Wilderness Pilot Project: Beyond Interagency Partnerships in Wilderness Management
  Kissimmee River Restoration Project: A Case Study
  Mapping Biodiversity in Central America
  Mapping the Ancient Ones: Integrating GIS, GPS, and Remote Sensing for Pre-Columbian Landscape Reconstruction
  Modeling Vineyard Expansion in California's North Coast and Its Consequences for the Surrounding Oak Woodland Landscape
  Mojave Desert Ecosystem Program: A Spatial Database for the Ecoregion
  Nonpoint Source Pollution Modeling in the North Coast of California Within a GIS: A Predictive Screening Tool for Watershed Management
  Predicting Prehistoric Site Locations in the Upper Chesapeake Bay
  Preservation Targeting for Wetlands Using GIS Techniques: A Model in the Chickahominy River Watershed, Virginia
  Protecting Biodiversity in the California Desert: Using GIS to Aid in the Management of Off-Highway Travel in the Urban-Wildland Interface
  Protecting Biodiversity Through a Network of Conservation Areas in the Southern Appalachian Region
  Regional System Geoecological Monitoring for Closing Mines Based on ArcView GIS
  The Role of Spatial Information in the Assessment of Cultural Affiliation
  Spatial Database Design and Implementation of BioTICs, Michigan Natural Features Inventory (MNFI), Lansing, Michigan
  Species Richness of Hummingbird and Bat Pollinators in Arizona: Implications Using GIS Data for Conservation Biology
  Strategies for Land Conservation in Southeastern Michigan
  The California Historical Resources Information System
  The Hopi Tribe Land Information System: Managing Large Land Areas Using Remote Sensing and GIS
  The Salton Sea Database Program---An Information Clearinghouse to Facilitate Restoration Planning on California's Largest Lake
  Use of GIS in Watershed and Groundwater Modeling
  Using ARCGRID software's Pathdistance Function to Model Catchment Zones for Archaeological Sites on the Madaba Plain, Jordan
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