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We are now challenged to find this out as the first step in Biological Planning under Strategic Habitat Biological Conservation Planning Outcome-based Monitoring Assumption Driven Research Program Delivery Implementation Conservation Design
The Process…First, identify species but consider later elements in doing so. From Strategic Habitat Conservation Handbook (February 11, 2008) Biological Planning Conservation Design Conservation Delivery Outcome-based Monitoring Assumption-driven Research Identify Priority, and then Focal (i.e., Surrogate) Species Population Objectives Limiting Factors Species - Habitat Models Landscape/Habitat Assessment Decision Support Tools Habitat Objectives Integrate Multiple Species Objectives Conservation Treatments Program Objectives Conservation Tracking Systems Habitat Inventory and Monitoring Program Population Monitoring Program Species/Habitat Models Management Treatments
Page 1 and 2: Overview of existing Service effort
Page 3 and 4: Main Questions What are “Service
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Page 7 and 8: With all of these priorities and re
Page 9: Are these lists useful for identify
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Page 15 and 16: Defining Geography and Habitat is n
Page 17 and 18: Multi-species Umbrella Concept •
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Page 21: Open Pine Ecological Systems Groups
Page 26 and 27: South Florida Slash Pine
Page 28 and 29: What are area requirements to suppo
Page 30 and 31: Flatwoods Salamander Gopher Frog Op
Page 32 and 33: Fire Management Species Profiles He
Page 34 and 35: Brown-headed Nuthatch Drafts: • B
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