geohabnet provides a quick, open-source, reproducible, and generalizable approach to evaluating potential scenarios for the spread of a species through habitat landscapes. By mapping habitat connectivity, geohabnet can support biosecurity and conservation programs, including the design of surveillance strategies for transboundary pathogens, biological invasions, and endangered species.
Plex Sulá, A. I., K. Keshav, A. Adhikari, R. A. Mouafo-Tchinda, J. Robledo, S. N. Shah, and K. A. Garrett. 2026. geohabnet: An R package for mapping habitat connectivity for biosecurity and conservation. Methods in Ecology and Evolution, in press. DOI:10.1111/2041-210x.70377 [Manuscript available here until published version is available]
geohabnet is part of the R2M Plant Health Toolbox, and examples of its use are available on that webpage