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-Gnarly Landscape Utilities
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-Gnarly Landscape Utilities is an ArcGIS toolbox designed to support some of the less-glamorous tasks involved with connectivity modeling. It includes tools for **creating resistance and habitat layers** and **core area mapping.** The core area mapping functionality was formerly packaged as the HCA Toolkit.
+Gnarly Landscape Utilities is an ArcGIS toolbox designed to support some of the less-glamorous tasks involved with connectivity modeling. It includes tools for **creating resistance and habitat layers** and **core area mapping**. The core area mapping functionality was formerly packaged as the HCA Toolkit.
 
 We created the tools to support connectivity analyses by the [Washington Wildlife Habitat Connectivity Working Group](https://waconnected.org/habitat-connectivity-analyses/) as well as work by the Western Governors' Association and the [Nature Conservancy](http://www.nature.org/). They can be used to create resistance, habitat, and core area maps used by Linkage Mapper, Circuitscape, and other connectivity software packages.
 

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-This site is home to [Circuitscape](/), [Omniscape](https://docs.circuitscape.org/Omniscape.jl/latest/), [Linkage Mapper](https://www.circuitscape.org/linkagemapper), and [Gnarly Landscape Utilities](https://www.circuitscape.org/gnarly-landscape-utilities). All are free and open source. Circuitscape borrows algorithms from electronic circuit theory to predict connectivity in heterogeneous landscapes. Omniscape offers a “coreless” approach by applying Circuitscape iteratively in a moving window to predict omni-directional connectivity. Linkage Mapper uses least-cost corridor analysis, circuit theory, and barrier analysis to map corridors, detect pinch-points and restoration opportunities within them, and identify important core areas and corridors. Gnarly Landscape Utilities automates the creation of core area maps and resistance layers needed for connectivity modeling.
+This site is home to [Circuitscape](/), [Omniscape](https://docs.circuitscape.org/Omniscape.jl/latest/), [Linkage Mapper](/linkagemapper/), and [Gnarly Landscape Utilities](/gnarly-landscape-utilities/). All are free and open source. Circuitscape borrows algorithms from electronic circuit theory to predict connectivity in heterogeneous landscapes. Omniscape offers a “coreless” approach by applying Circuitscape iteratively in a moving window to predict omni-directional connectivity. Linkage Mapper uses least-cost corridor analysis, circuit theory, and barrier analysis to map corridors, detect pinch-points and restoration opportunities within them, and identify important core areas and corridors. Gnarly Landscape Utilities automates the creation of core area maps and resistance layers needed for connectivity modeling.
 
 See the tabs above for more info, downloads, and other connectivity modeling tools and resources.
 
-**January 2019** - Circuitscape v5 (beta) binaries are now [available](downloads/).
+**January 2019** - Circuitscape v5 (beta) binaries are now [available](/downloads/).
 
 **November 2018** - Circuitscape v5 is now available.  The new Circuitscape is a complete overhaul with speed improvements. You can use the command line version by following the instructions on the [**GitHub project page**](https://github.com/Circuitscape/Circuitscape.jl). Download links coming soon.
 
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 **March 2014**- Need to create resistance or core area layers? Check out the new **Gnarly Landscape Utilities.**
 
-**Oct 2013**- Circuitscape can now be called from an **ArcGIS toolbox**. No more converting input grids to ASCII format! Just install the ArcGIS toolbox from our [downloads page](https://www.circuitscape.org/downloads) when you install Circuitscape.
+**Oct 2013**- Circuitscape can now be called from an **ArcGIS toolbox**. No more converting input grids to ASCII format! Just install the ArcGIS toolbox from our [downloads page](/downloads/) when you install Circuitscape.
 
 
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