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Potential Partners and Priority Sites
National/Regional – Appalachian Mountains Joint
Venture, US Army Corps of Engineers, USDA
Forest Service (Northern Forest Research Station)
State – Maryland Department of Natural
Resources, Pennsylvania Department of
Conservation and Natural Resources: Bureau of
Forestry (Buchanan, Elk, Forbes, Gallitzin,
Loyalsock, Moshannon, Rothrock, Sproul, and
Tiadaghton State Forests) and State Parks (Bald
Eagle, Canoe Creek, and Ohiopyle State Parks),
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental
Protection (Ebensburg), Pennsylvania Game
Commission, West Virginia Division of Natural
Resources, Garrett College, University of
Maryland Extension, Indiana University of
Pennsylvania, Penn State Cooperative Extension,
West Virginia University Extension Service, county
conservation districts
NGOs – Appalachian Fire Learning Network,
Audubon Pennsylvania, local bird clubs (State
College and Three Rivers Birding Clubs), Maryland
Ornithological Society, Mountaineer Audubon
Society, The Nature Conservancy, Pennsylvania
Society for Ornithology, Powdermill Avian
Research Center, Western Pennsylvania
Conservancy, Quality Deer Management
Association, local forest owners associations
(contact extension service for information),
Ruffed Grouse Society, Woodcock Limited of
Pennsylvania, Appalachian Mountain Young
Forest Initiative (Wildlife Management Institute)
Industry – The Wagner Companies, Pennsylvania
Power & Light, Peoples Natural Gas, Dominion,
Equitable Gas, Columbia Gas of Pennsylvania, UGI
Utilities Inc.
Figure 3–31. Model results showing the current predicted distribution of Golden-winged and Blue-winged warbler
in Northern Appalachians. Locations inside focal areas and without Blue-winged Warbler should receive highest
priority for conservation and management actions.
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