Landscape Stewardship Collective

Services

Genomics-based decision support for restoration and conservation.

We integrate population and landscape genomics, climate data, environmental gradients, and ecological context to produce outputs that can be used in planning, implementation, and management.

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Landscape genomic consulting

We identify patterns of adaptive genetic variation across landscapes and translate those patterns into guidance for restoration and land management.

  • Population structure and diversity analyses
  • Genotype-environment association modeling
  • Climate-informed genetic offset and risk assessment
  • Spatial modeling of adaptive variation
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Genomics-informed seed sourcing

We evaluate how populations are adapted across landscapes and identify seed sourcing strategies that balance establishment success, genetic diversity, and maladaptation risk.

  • Seed sourcing maps and transfer guidelines
  • Single-source, multi-source, and composite provenancing
  • Climate-adjusted strategy comparisons
  • Seed procurement and restoration implementation support
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Climate-smart genetic management plans

We develop species-specific plans that connect genomic analysis, climate projections, and restoration objectives into clear guidance for long-term stewardship.

  • Agency planning and policy support
  • Rare species conservation and recovery planning
  • GIS-compatible datasets and geospatial layers
  • Training, education, and partner workshops
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Genotype-environment association for decision support

We use genotype-environment association analyses to identify genomic signals of adaptation and translate them into practical guidance for restoration and conservation.

  • Adaptive driver identification
  • Climate and environmental variable screening
  • Spatial predictions of adaptive genomic variation
  • Experimental design and sampling guidance
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Population genetics for rare species conservation

We evaluate genetic diversity, structure, relatedness, and connectivity to support conservation planning for rare, endemic, and at-risk species.

  • Recovery planning and genetic risk assessment
  • Translocation and augmentation strategy support
  • Connectivity and population structure analyses
  • Decision-ready summaries for partners and agencies
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Native plant detail in a dryland landscape

Working style

Technical depth with practical translation.

Projects are scoped around the decision at hand, then shaped into usable products: maps, reports, datasets, scenarios, and recommendations that can move from analysis to implementation.