Real-world examples of how Sentinel Landscapes are using resilience scoring to inform conservation and restoration decisions
A 53,000-acre regional training center in central Minnesota situated within one of the state’s most intact working landscapes. The Resilience Scorecard evaluates parcel-level capacity to withstand drought, extreme heat, flooding, wildfire, and land degradation, helping partners strengthen natural infrastructure and sustain long-term mission readiness.
A high-desert landscape in southeastern Arizona that supports the U.S. Army Intelligence Center of Excellence and a major range test facility. The scorecard guides water conservation, wildfire mitigation, and conservation easements that maintain compatible land uses and protect airspace.
Centered on the Avon Park Air Force Range in south central Florida, a major air-to-ground training venue within the Florida Wildlife Corridor and Everglades headwaters. The scorecard aligns military readiness with working lands, aquifer protection, and globally unique ecosystems by limiting incompatible development.
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