The Sustainable Community Interdisciplinary Project

12/12/97


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The Sustainable Community Interdisciplinary Project

Long term community sustainability is contingent on an inhabitable ecosystem

Community Sustainability Through Ecosystem Management and Planning: The Sustainable Community Interdisciplinary Project

Conceptual Framework

PPT Slide

Project Overview and Setting

Case Study of A Small Rural Community in Montana: Three Forks

Project Setting Three Forks, MT

Community Characterization

Data gathering

The Profile Methodology

Community Characterization

Educational Attainment

Age Distribution

Community Characterization

Occupations in Montana, Gallatin Co. and Three Forks

Migration into Gallatin Co.

Employment and the New West Economy

New Jobs: Gallatin Co.

Wages: Where is the Growth?

Service Sector Wages

Housing Trends

Community Survey

Community Survey Land Use

Community Survey Land Use

Community Survey Land Use

Community Survey Land Use

Landowner Interviews

landowner map

Ecological Characterization

Land use classifications

1965 Land Use

1979 Land Use

1984 Land Use

1990 Land Use

1994 Land Use

1996 Land Use

Land Use Prediction System

Definition

Ecosystem Variables

Sampling Grid

Upland Ecosystem Integrity

Ecosystem Integrity 1965

Ecosystem Integrity 1984

Ecosystem Integrity 1990

Ecosystem Integrity 1994

Ecosystem Integrity 1995

Ecosystem Integrity 1996

Interpreting Ecosystem Integrity

Houses, Wheat, and EI

Conclusions

Making Connections

What do we know after this exercise?

What don’t we know

Author: Jerry Johnson