Brooks-British Range tundra

Brooks-British Range tundra

Brooks-British Range tundra
The Brooks-British Range tundra spans a belt of mountains from the Brooks Range in Alaska east through the British and Richardson ranges into Canada's Yukon and northwestern Northwest Territories. Elevations climb from about 800 to 2,400 meters, with Pleistocene glaciers lingering on the highest peaks above continuous permafrost. The Arctic-to-subarctic climate brings short cool summers and long cold winters; vegetation grades from subalpine white spruce woodland and dwarf birch and willow at lower elevations to lichen, mountain avens, sedges, and cottongrass higher up. The ecoregion remains nearly fully intact, with roughly 63% inside protected areas such as Gates of the Arctic National Park, the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, and Ivvavik National Park.
RESOLVE 411
Nearctic
61,564 sq mi
Tundra
Tipo de paisaje
Tundra
Región vegetal
Nearctic
Huella de la región
61,564 sq mi
Presión sobre el hábitat
Half Protected (Dinerstein NNH 1)
Usa esto como el patrón general de plantación para la región: Treeless polar and high-mountain landscapes of low shrubs, sedges, mosses, and lichens, where cold and a short growing season cap plant height. Soils are frequently frozen as permafrost, and these systems recover only slowly from disturbance. Para las decisiones de jardín, combina ese contexto con la lista de plantas de abajo y luego acota según las restricciones de luz, agua, suelo y tamaño maduro de tu sitio.

Range & origins

Ubicación de Brooks-British Range tundra en el mapa mundial
Marcador situado dentro del polígono RESOLVE 2017 en 68.2°N, 149.1°W.
La región a través del tiempo
Huella moderna
RESOLVE 2017 mapea 61,564 sq mi
Este límite es una huella ecológica moderna para Brooks-British Range tundra, no una línea permanente en el planeta. Resulta útil para el contexto actual de plantas y fauna porque sigue patrones recurrentes de vegetación, clima, relieve y perturbaciones.
Por qué aquí
Condiciones de tundra
La región se ubica en el reino Nearctic y se clasifica como tundra. La altitud, la humedad, el fuego, los suelos, las costas y el uso humano del suelo pueden hacer que el paisaje real sea más variado de lo que sugiere un único color en el mapa.
Presión de cambio
Half Protected
Plotwright muestra esto como la huella actual de RESOLVE. A lo largo de décadas o siglos, el calentamiento, las perturbaciones, las especies invasoras, el uso del suelo y la restauración pueden desplazar el borde vivo de una región aunque el mapa de referencia permanezca fijo.

Colecciones de plantación

Recetas de plantación terminadas donde cada miembro puede con el rango climático de esta región. La insignia de ajuste usa la planta más sensible de la colección, así que una colección resistente es un punto de partida más seguro que cualquier ejemplar destacado por sí solo.
Resistente al clima · 2 plantas
Bright shade foundation
A part-shade planting with shrub structure and low foliage contrast.
Annabelle hydrangea
Coral bells
+4
Nuevamente posible hacia 2070 · 8 plantas
Climate-resilient natives for warming zones (eastern NA)
A pollinator-supporting palette of eastern North American natives with broad hardiness ranges and wide native distributions. Built for gardeners who want a planting that can handle warming zones without giving up wildlife value.
Switchgrass
Little bluestem
Common milkweed
Black-eyed Susan
Wild bergamot
Sweet Joe-Pye weed
Cutleaf coneflower
New England aster
+5
Nuevamente posible hacia 2070 · 9 plantas
Native pollinator border (eastern US)
A continuous-bloom native pollinator strip for eastern North America. Covers spring through frost with host + nectar plants spanning monarchs, native bees, hummingbirds, and specialist Lepidoptera. Little bluestem provides the matrix grass + Hesperiidae host.
Butterfly weed
Common milkweed
Purple coneflower
Wild bergamot
Scarlet bee balm
Little bluestem
Sweet Joe-Pye weed
Swamp sunflower
Smooth blue aster
Nuevamente posible hacia 2070 · 4 plantas
Sunny pollinator border
A durable sunny border with summer bloom, seedheads, and upright winter texture.
English lavender
Purple coneflower
Black-eyed Susan
Switchgrass

Regiones de plantación similares

Explora otras regiones con un ritmo similar de veranos calurosos y secos. Sus listas de plantas pueden sugerir especies y combinaciones que vale la pena comparar.
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+11.9°F para 2070
19,511 sq mi
Nivel NNH 1
RESOLVE 405 - Nearctic
Alaska-St. Elias Range tundra
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Tundra
Zonas 5b-10b
+7.7°F para 2070
63,442 sq mi
Nivel NNH 2
RESOLVE 406 - Nearctic
Aleutian Islands tundra
The Aleutian Islands tundra spans the 1,500-km arc of volcanic islands stretching from the Alaska Peninsula toward Russia's Kamchatka, plus the Pribilof Islands, dividing the North Pacific from the Bering Sea. Treeless maritime tundra covers the islands: dwarf scrub of crowberry and willows on exposed high ground, bluejoint-grass meadows on moist sites, and heath, sedge, and sphagnum bogs in the lowlands. The climate is cool and maritime, with mild winters, cool summers, and annual precipitation ranging from roughly 530 to 2,080 mm. About 98% of the ecoregion is protected within the Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge, which supports breeding habitat for an estimated 40 million seabirds.
Tundra
Zonas 6b-11a
+6.6°F para 2070
4,722 sq mi
Nivel NNH 1
RESOLVE 407 - Nearctic
Arctic coastal tundra
The Arctic Coastal Tundra spans most of Alaska's northern coastline, a low coastal plain (0-150 m) along the Beaufort Sea in the Nearctic realm. Poorly drained terrain is dotted with thaw lakes covering up to half the ecoregion, and vegetation is dominated by wet tundra, fens, bogs, and marshes of grasses, sedges, and mosses, with dwarf shrubs on better-drained ground. The Arctic climate brings low precipitation (100-300 mm) and continuous, ice-rich permafrost with ice wedges and pingos. Its flagship species is the beluga whale; only about 4% lies in protected areas though most remains intact.
Tundra
Zonas 5a-6b
+14.0°F para 2070
19,174 sq mi
Nivel NNH 2
RESOLVE 408 - Nearctic
Arctic foothills tundra
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Tundra
Zonas 5a-6b
+12.8°F para 2070
49,954 sq mi
Nivel NNH 2
RESOLVE 409 - Nearctic
Beringia lowland tundra
The Beringia lowland tundra is a flat, wetland-rich tundra ecoregion along the Bering Sea coast of western Alaska, from Bristol Bay and the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta north to Kotzebue Sound and the Seward Peninsula, including offshore islands such as St. Lawrence. Lakes and ponds cover nearly a quarter of the area, and sedge- and grass-dominated wet meadows give way to dwarf-shrub heath and crowberry on better-drained, sloping ground. The subarctic climate brings harsh winters and cool summers, with rainfall ranging from roughly 250 mm near Kotzebue Sound to far wetter conditions toward Bristol Bay. Globally important for waterbirds, it hosts the world's largest tundra swan communities, most of the emperor goose population, and is largely intact, much of it protected within refuges like the Yukon Delta National Wildlife Refuge.
Tundra
Zonas 6a-10a
+11.2°F para 2070
58,987 sq mi
Nivel NNH 1

Subregiones de refinamiento nacional

Dentro de esta ecorregión RESOLVE, las agencias nacionales reconocen subregiones de mayor detalle. Plotwright asigna cada polígono de subregión al polígono RESOLVE que lo contiene según su centroide.
Ecoprovincias NEF de Canadá - 1 ecoprovincia
11.1 · Northern Yukon Mountains
Fuente: Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, NEF v2.2 (Licencia de Gobierno Abierto - Canadá).

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