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 * [Publications](/publications/)
 * [About the authors](/authors/)
 
-More info about how Circuitscape is used and our plans for future development can be found in [**this white paper**](/pubs/circuitscape_whitepaper.pdf).
+## Noteworthy mentions
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+[**“One glorious map”**](http://www.climatecentral.org/news/map-animal-migration-climate-change-20646) using Circuitscape to model species responses to climate change almost breaks the internet. More [here](http://blog.nature.org/science/2016/08/19/migration-in-motion-visualizing-species-movements-due-to-climate-change/) and [here](http://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/mesmerizing-animation-shows-where-animals-going-survive-climate-change-180960253/).
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+* [Circuitscape wins Wildlife Society award](http://tlocoh.r-forge.r-project.org/tws-setwg_newsletter_s14.pdf)
+* [Circuitscape on the cover of Methods in Ecology & Evolution](http://www.methodsinecologyandevolution.org/SpringboardWebApp/userfiles/mee/image/Covers/mee-5-7-coverlarge.jpg)
+* [Predicting climate-driven movement for 3000 species](http://www.conservationcorridor.org/2013/07/predicting-how-climate-change-will-shift-animal-movement-routes/)
+* [Using Circuitscape to predict HIV spread in Africa](http://www.academia.edu/4707367/Spatial_accessibility_and_the_spread_of_HIV-1_subtypes_and_recombinants)
+
 
 **Whatever tool you use,** connectivity modeling involves a great deal of research, data compilation, GIS analyses, and careful interpretation of results. Defining areas to connect, parameterizing resistance models, and other modeling decisions you will need to make are not trivial. Before diving in, we strongly recommend that users first acquaint themselves with the process and challenges of connectivity modeling by consulting published resources. Good places to start include overviews on the [Corridor Design](http://www.corridordesign.org/) and [Connecting Landscapes](http://connectinglandscapes.org/) websites.