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TOWN OF GUILFORD, CONNECTICUT Natur
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TOWN OF GUILFORD Natural Resource I
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Acknowledgments The Conservation Co
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Introduction What are natural resou
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INTRODUCTION 1 Orthophoto 2 Land Us
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ACRONYMS Acronyms used in this docu
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Section A. GEOLOGY A.1 Introduction
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of us give much thought. The reason
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former river delta. This material,
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A.9 Summary Guilford’s geological
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Section B. COAST B.1 Introduction S
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oysters and clams are raised in upw
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Mammals: Mink, deer, raccoon, otter
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Habitat destruction Before passage
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Section C. FRESHWATER C.1 Introduct
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Fishes: largemouth bass (non-native
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Floodplains are low-lying areas tha
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evaluation of current designated ar
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Section D. Uplands D.1 Definition a
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Black oak, red oak, and white oak d
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Traprock Ridges This ecosystem is r
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Invasive plants in Guilford’s upl
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Section E. AGRICULTURE E.1 Introduc
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E.5 Marketable Resources: Products
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Timberlands The approximately 600-a
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Endnotes 1 For statutory definition
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Section F THE DARK NIGHT SKY F.1 In
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Section G NATURAL SCENIC RESOURCES
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PUBLIC VANTAGE POINT SCENIC VIEW Sc
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G.4 Summary Guilford’s scenic res
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Section H OPEN SPACE H.1 Introducti
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the Scenic Roads Advisory Committee
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• State of Connecticut’s Guilfo
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Town of Guilford, Planning and Zoni
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Section I NATURAL RESOURCE-BASED RE
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particularly in North Guilford, are
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I.6 Threats and Concerns: the Futur
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