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Potential Partners and Priority Sites
National/Regional – Appalachian Mountains Joint
Venture, Natural Resources Conservation Service,
USDA Forest Service (Jefferson National Forests:
Clinch Ranger District), US Office of Surface
Mining Reclamation and Enforcement
State – Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife
Resources, Tennessee State Parks, Tennessee
Wildlife Resources Agency, Virginia Department
of Conservation and Recreation-Natural Heritage
Program, Virginia Department of Game and
Inland Fisheries, University of Kentucky, Kentucky
Cooperative Extension Service, University of
Tennessee, University of Tennessee Extension,
Virginia Cooperative Extension, Virginia
Commonwealth University, Virginia Tech, Indiana
University of Pennsylvania
Figure 3–35. Model results showing the current predicted distribution of Golden-winged and Blue-winged warbler in
Southern Appalachians–Cumberlands, Locations inside focal areas and without Blue-winged Warbler should receive
highest priority for conservation and management actions.
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NGOs – Appalachian Fire Learning Network, local
bird clubs (e.g. Russell County Bird Club), The
Nature Conservancy, private landowners, Virginia
Society of Ornithology, Tennessee Ornithological
Society, Ruffed Grouse Society, Wild Turkey
Federation, local forest owners associations
(contact extension service for information),
Wildlife Management Institute, The Nature
Conservancy, Bristol Bird Club, New River Valley
Bird Club, Virginia Audubon Important Bird Areas
Program
Industry – coal companies, Lyme Timber
Company, Fountain Forestry, state surface mining
(KY)