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Natural Resources Breakout group Group members • • • • • • • • • • Fabian Lozano – Monterrey Tech Elaine Hebard – UNM Bart Matthews – BHI Rafael Vela – COLEF Arturo Garrido – INE Héctor Alba – SGM José Rodríguez – SGM Arturo Cabrera – SEMARNAT Quita Ortiz – NMSU WRRI Eduardo Treviño – UANL • • • • • • • • • Paco VanSistine – USGS Charles Palmer – TNRIS BIC William Kepner – EPA Ken Boykin – NMSU Jaime Velazquez – IMTA Consuelo Hori – Monterrey Tech Zac Wilson – USGS Jean Parcher – USGS Jose Luis Ornelas – INEGI Research Questions/Tópicos de Investigación • Is population growth (urban and rural) predictable? If so, what are the effects on ecosystems? • How does one quantify ecosystem services, e.g. biodiversity, endangered species, wildlife habitat, water quality/quantity, carbon sinks, soil fertility? • Further investigate the linkages between air quality and human health. Binational Data • • • • • • • • • • • Land use/land cover Elevation Remotely sensed imagery Natural protected areas Soils Drainage network Land ownership Climate/weather Road network Geology Sociodemographics Scales • Regional (1:250k, 1:100k) • Local (1:50k, 1:24k) • Urban (1:10k-1:5k) What progress (failures?) • Tijuana River watershed • Paso del Norte • USGS Border Environmental Health Initiative • San Pedro River • Priorities, Communication, Standards