Mae LaceyDefenders of Wildlife · Center for Conservation Innovation
Mae Lacey
Bachelor of Science
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Introduction
As the Conservation GIS Analyst in the Center for Conservation Innovation, I provide full-service mapping support and geospatial analysis support. I also ensure the maintenance of servers hosting CCI web applications and provide assistance in developing, updating, and maintaining new applications. I have a background studying species delineation in Australian bush tomatoes, the effect of microclimate on wildlife, and seabird endocrinology and feeding behavior via GPS tracking.
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Protecting areas for climate adaptation will be essential to ensuring greater opportunity for species conservation well into the future. However, many proposals for protected areas expansion focus on our understanding of current spatial patterns, which may be ineffective surrogates for future needs. A science-driven call to address the biodiversity...
Protecting areas for climate adaptation will be essential to ensuring greater opportunity for species conservation well into the future. However, many proposals for protected areas expansion focus on our understanding of current spatial patterns, which may be ineffective surrogates for future needs. A science-driven call to address the biodiversity...
A new species of Solanum from the Australian "andromonoecious bush tomato clade" of Solanum subgenus Leptostemonum is described. Solanum jobsonii Martine, J.Cantley, & L.M.Lacey, sp. nov. is part of the S. eburneum Symon species group. It most closely resembles S. eburneum and S. watneyi Martine & Frawley of the northwestern part of the Northern Te...
