Environmental Stewardship Networks for Wildfire Resilience
by Nowell, Branda / Harvard Dataverse·Updated 3mo ago
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Description
Harvard Dataverse hosts a map of actors and partnerships involved in wildfire resilience and environmental co-stewardship across pilot landscapes. The dataset supports identifying partners, detecting gaps in activity, and tracking coordination efforts. It is a living, scalable resource maintained by Branda Nowell.
Use Cases
Analyze geographic scope of organizations to map spatial patterns of stewardship work.
Identify potential partners by exploring documented partnerships and collaboratives.
Detect gaps or overlaps in activity by examining funding and effort concentration data.
Track investment across landscapes using data on funding and coordination efforts.
Strengths
Focuses on two institutionally diverse pilot landscapes, providing comparative context.
Designed as a living and scalable map, indicating potential for updates and expansion.
Summarizes diversity of actors engaged in the wildfire crisis, capturing a broad network.
Limitations
No quantitative data on row count, column count, or sample size is provided.
Data scope is limited to specific pilot landscapes, not a broad geographic region.
Relies on self-reported or manually mapped actor and partnership information.
Provenance
Source
Branda Nowell via Harvard Dataverse.
Collection Method
Mapped actors and partnerships from pilot landscapes; methodology details unspecified.
Freshness
Last updated March 23, 2026.
Geography
Pilot landscapes defined as connected ecological and community regions spanning multiple jurisdictions.
Primary access is through an interactive web map; underlying tabular or spatial file formats and licensing are unknown.