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EC‐01‐C1 Global Standardized Ecosystem Classification, Map and Inventory GEO Lead Nation: USA Agency Lead: USGS Lead: Dr. Roger Sayre Task - Develop a standardized, robust, and practical global ecosystems classification and map for the planet’s terrestrial, freshwater, and marine ecosystems.

EC‐01‐C1 Global Standardized Ecosystem Classification, Map and Inventory GEO Lead Nation: USA Agency Lead: USGSGEO Lead: Dr. Roger Sayre Terrestrial Ecosystems of South America Roger Sayre, Jacquie Bow, Carmen Josse, Leonardo Sotomayor, and Jerry Touval Past Milestones On The Way to the Global Map A New Map of Standardized Terrestrial Ecosystems of the Conterminous United States

EC‐01‐C1 Global Standardized Ecosystem Classification, Map and Inventory GEO Lead Nation: USA Agency Lead: USGSGEO Lead: Dr. Roger Sayre Landforms Lithology Land Cover Bioclimates

EC‐01‐C1 Global Standardized Ecosystem Classification, Map and Inventory GEO Lead Nation: USA Agency Lead: USGSGEO Lead: Dr. Roger Sayre

EC‐01‐C1 Global Standardized Ecosystem Classification, Map and Inventory GEO Lead Nation: USA Agency Lead: USGSGEO Lead: Dr. Roger Sayre

EC‐01‐C1 Global Standardized Ecosystem Classification, Map and Inventory GEO Lead Nation: USA Agency Lead: USGSGEO Lead: Dr. Roger Sayre What Assessments Can The Africa Map Support? Climate change (and other) impacts to ecosystems Systematic conservation planning to ensure protection of representative ecosystems Economic and social value of ecosystem goods and services Resource inventory and management Environmental security Other geodesign-based applications

EC‐01‐C1 Global Standardized Ecosystem Classification, Map and Inventory GEO Lead Nation: USA Agency Lead: USGSGEO Lead: Dr. Roger Sayre The Global Map Is Out 9 DEC 2014

EC‐01‐C1 Global Standardized Ecosystem Classification, Map and Inventory GEO Lead Nation: USA Agency Lead: USGSGEO Lead: Dr. Roger Sayre