Table 2. Persistence statistics for nine wildlife species in New England, USA.

Species	NELFP scenario simulated persistence (% of region) by year 2060					Average
	Recent Trends	Growing Global	Go It Alone	Yankee Cosmopolitan	Connected Communities
American black bear	61.64	60.92	66.23	63.20	65.46	63.49
Bobcat	24.30	45.01	23.44	23.97	29.35	29.22
Coyote	93.33	92.03	93.45	92.78	93.63	93.04
Moose	12.07	24.59	28.12	0.99	17.87	16.73
Raccoon	87.03	89.47	87.33	86.41	87.56	87.56
Red fox	21.96	21.91	21.97	21.96	21.99	21.96
Striped skunk	61.49	66.62	61.03	61.22	62.16	62.50
White-tailed deer	94.48	89.89	94.35	93.77	93.75	93.25
Wild turkey	2.67	13.76	14.82	2.17	3.22	7.33
Average	51.00	56.02	54.53	49.61	52.78

Statistics were derived from scenario simulated distribution change maps and indicate the percent of the New England region where species occurrence is likely to “persist” at an occurrence probability > 0.7 between 2010 and 2060. Persistence statistics were based on species occurrence probabilities under the individual NELFP scenarios.