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Pandion also has expertise in education and outreach,
public involvement, curriculum design, training, and program evaluation
and assessment.
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Conservation Planning & Landscape Ecology Pandion understands that conservation
planning must employ landscape ecology principles while balancing
the needs
of
the environment
and
society. Landscape
ecology principles: the interactions
among patches within the landscape mosaic;
how these patterns and
interactions
change; and
the influence the changes have on the area’s ecological
processes.
Landscape ecology focuses on three (3)
characteristics of the landscape: structure, function, and change. Landscape
ecology recognizes that spatial patterns matter, and the arrangement
of land uses and habitat is
critical to conservation. The Pandion Team developed the Landscape
Ecology GIS Toolbox (LEGIST),
which uses these landscape ecology principles as the basis for examining
Florida’s
landscape patterns, interactions among patches within a mosaic, how
these patterns
and interactions change, and the influence they have on the area’s
ecological processes. Read more about
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