Brook trout climate response

November 3, 2015/in Aquatic, Future Change Tools /by m.mallek

This data layer is based on information from the USGS Conte Anadromous Fish Lab (Ben Letcher group). It is the average of the current and future probability of brook trout occurrence. It is intended to indicate where, within cool and cold headwater creeks, brook trout are projected to occur now and into the future.

View this product as a web map on Data Basin.

Access this data as a GIS download from the North Atlantic LCC website.

Read the Technical Abstract for this data layer (brookTroutCR2080.shp).

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