The CED (Conservation Efforts Database https://conservationefforts.org/) is implementing a new option in July of 2019 for CED data providers to report conservation efforts that are conducted on private lands.  This option provides spatial ambiguity to alleviate concerns of too much spatial detail representing private landowners’ efforts.  This new option will allow CED data providers to pick a predetermined spatial SRU (Sagebrush Reporting Unit) instead of submitting the explicit effort boundary.  These SRU are to be large enough to provide spatial ambiguity and obscure private landowner locations.  This SRU data is in the format of a GIS polygon layer and available in the summer of 2019 from our USGS partner’s lek cluster layer and BLM HAF data modified by Oregon and Idaho layers.
<span><span style='font-size: 11pt; font-family: Arial; color: rgb(0, 0, 0); background-color: transparent; font-variant-numeric: normal; font-variant-east-asian: normal; vertical-align: baseline; white-space: pre-wrap;'>The CED (Conservation Efforts Database <a href='https://conservationefforts.org/'>https://conservationefforts.org/</a>) is implementing a new option in July of 2019 for CED data providers to report conservation efforts that are conducted on private lands.  This option provides spatial ambiguity to alleviate concerns of too much spatial detail representing private landowners’ efforts.  This new option will allow CED data providers to pick a predetermined spatial SRU (Sagebrush Reporting Unit) instead of submitting the explicit effort boundary.  These SRU are to be large enough to provide spatial ambiguity and obscure private landowner locations.  This SRU data is in the format of a GIS polygon layer and available in the summer of 2019 from our USGS partner’s lek cluster layer and BLM HAF data modified by Oregon and Idaho layers.</span></span>
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