Natural Capital Project

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Pioneering science, technology & partnerships that enable people & nature to thrive. Partners:

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  1. Mar 16

    provide many to people, including a sense of natl ID. But in , the people value most are under the greatest threat from & . Check out this Q&A w/ to learn more: .

    Photo of long tailed manakin bird on a tree branch. Text: The long tailed manakin Costa Rica’s most beautiful bird”
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  2. Mar 15

    Curious about new developments in science? Our Publications Library features over 600 publications from NatCap researchers. Discover how rapidly science & real-world applications of approaches are evolving:

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    Mar 10

    Excited to share this new paper out this week in with a great team of co-authors led by w/ , , , and others examining how biodiversity and infrastructure drive tourism in Costa Rica! (1/7)

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    Mar 9

    Hoy en 🇨🇴 les traigo un artículo que lideré junto con 🇺🇸 y con excelentes coautores/as: 🇺🇸, 🇨🇷, 🇺🇸 🇺🇸, et al. Abro 🧵 (1/10)

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  5. Mar 9

    can be harnessed for across the basin. New research co-authored by shows how AI can ID proposed hydropower plants likely to be esp detrimental to the .

    Photo of Amazon rainforest. Text: “To maintain the wealth of ecosystem & societal values that [the Amazon Basin] provides both regionally & globally, there needs to be a coordinated effort across the Amazon countries in the development of their own energy portfolios. This research provides a tool to achieve that goal” - Héctor Angarita
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  6. Mar 8

    This , are you eager to explore ? Check out this GIS for InVEST tutorial series! This series was supported by NatCap’s Senior GIS Analyst, Stacie Wolny. Watch it here:

    Background photo: satellite view of earth, text reads: "GIS FOR INVEST, InVEST: integrated valuation of ecosystem services and tradeoffs, Tailored tutorial series."
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  7. Mar 8

    Curious to learn more about , resulting economic damages and opportunities to alleviate damage in the Bay Area? Check out this research by , NatCap’s CSO and lead scientist:

    Background photo of San Francisco Bay, Bay Bridge, and San Francisco skyline. Text box in middle of image reads: "Communities need to coordinate their approaches to sea-level rise adaptations so we can find solutions that are best for the whole bay. – Anne Guerry" NatCap logo in bottom left corner.
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  8. Mar 8

    Next up for is , one of NatCap’s lead scientists, and her research on increasing decision relevance of science. Check out the video below and read more here:

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  9. Mar 8

    Kicking off is postdoctoral scholar and her work on how and interact to drive to and within Costa Rica. Learn more here:

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  10. Mar 8

    Happy ! In celebration of , we’re excited to feature recent work from some of NatCap’s smart, passionate & talented women scientists. Follow along today to celebrate and learn from their inspiring work!

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    Mar 2

    At HMEI's Carbon Mitigation Initiative, uses similar methods to predict how various nature- or technology-based solutions to will affect local land use, especially related to stability & loss.

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  12. Mar 4

    How important is for ? New research uses satellites & social media to show the benefits of investing in nature — and the roads to get to it — to keep tourism $$$ flowing Story

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  13. Mar 3

    Growing demand for from & sectors presents opportunities for to deliver & other benefits. New paper including quantifies the of carbon projects in :

    Photo of forest; Text: “Forest conservation is an important nature-based solution for achieving the goal of the Paris Climate Agreement to limit global warming to below 2°C,” - TV Sarira et al. NatCap logo in lower left corner
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  14. Mar 2

    Equality and equity are often overlooked in planning for . New research assesses how trade-offs between efficiency and & can guide future conservation investments & planning. Read more about protection case study:

    “Road Closed'' sign blocks flooded forest road. Text: “Planning for tradeoffs between efficiency and equality & equity”.
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  15. Mar 2

    it’s National Invasive Species Awareness week. Check out this Q&A w/ NatCap experts to learn more about the , as well as how wild evade their attacks & act as critical backup for our crops.

    Photo of a murder hornet on a tree trunk. Text: National Invasive Species Awareness Week. #NISAW 2022.
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  16. Mar 1

    Join NatCap’s Allison Bailey at the Ocean Sciences Meeting, , on Thursday, March 3rd at 3:30pm PT. Come learn how advances detection and monitoring of atypical influxes of sargassum on beaches of the Mexican Caribbean. Register:

    Text: Ocean Sciences Meeting, Satellite Imagery Advances Detection of Atypical Influxes of Sargassum, March 3, 3:30pm PT
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    Feb 25

    enables strategic planning across Amazon basin. “We’re bringing together so many different areas of expertise, and real Amazon experts, in areas such as ecology, fisheries biology, hydrology, social science, and AI." Read :

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    Feb 25

    It has been such a privilege and honor to work with and our other brilliant collaborators in . Our work has wrapped up but we will keep looking for ways to work together I can't let go of this dream team. ❤️

    Improving linkages between and models. Today we had our third and final workshop of this collaboration between and . We learned about the and the code that's behind this amazing work. 🛰️🌎🌳💧🧑‍💻🇨🇷
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  19. Feb 23

    projects can deliver to society beyond avoided , such as services & regulation. A new paper including quantifies these benefits in :

    Photo of a Thai forest. Text: in Southeast Asia, 58% of forests threatened by loss could be protected as financially viable carbon projects. NatCap logo in lower left corner.
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  20. Feb 22

    This week’s featured model is the Habitat Quality Model! This open-source tool uses habitat quality & rarity as proxies to represent a landscape’s . Learn how to identify areas where can benefit natural systems:

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