For example - click on Forests, and then click on "Pacific Sideband" - something disorienting then happens because we clear the navigation state of Forest which then restores the checklist to a completely different list (the full list). Together with #3 we need a "scroll-to" so they can at least see the thing they clicked on, and apply the selection styling as well as rethinking this interaction. If we don't want to reset the community, this means that we then end up with a possible "compound navigation state" - with the community filter AS WELL AS the selected taxon selected.
For example - click on Forests, and then click on "Pacific Sideband" - something disorienting then happens because we clear the navigation state of Forest which then restores the checklist to a completely different list (the full list). Together with #3 we need a "scroll-to" so they can at least see the thing they clicked on, and apply the selection styling as well as rethinking this interaction. If we don't want to reset the community, this means that we then end up with a possible "compound navigation state" - with the community filter AS WELL AS the selected taxon selected.