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Rapid Appraisal of Wildlife Corridor Viability with Geospatial Modelling and Field Data: Lessons from Makuyuni, Tanzania

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Description: In this project, we assess the viability of the Makuyuni Wildlife Corridor in Tanzania using a combination of field observations in a transect survey and a geographic informaion system (GIS) least cost corridor model based on land cover, settlements, and road infrastructure. Field observations are used to inform and to validate the least cost corridor model.

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Reproduction of Makuyuni Wildlife Corridor Cost Surface using R

Lutz, Atallah & Holler
Two Middlebury College students attempted to reproduce the least cost surface used in this study using R rather than QGIS Graphic Modeling. They sucee...
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