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- Page 24 and 25: SECTION 3 Species of Conservation P
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5.9.a Focus Area: Pembina Hills Are
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5.9.e Conservation Problems and Act
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5.10 References A Glossary of Terms
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SECTION 6 Monitoring This section i
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determined by objective, ability an
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• Ducks Unlimited - Grassland Los
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• Natural Heritage Inventory of R
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Waterbirds Currently, waterbirds ar
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esources has limited the effectiven
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SECTION 8 Coordination with Federal
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8.1.f US Department of Agriculture-
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• January 7, 2004 again met with
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SECTION 9 Public Participation This
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Message: Congress Gives Boost to No
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9.4 Wildlife Values in the West 200
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Common Name SoCP Level I, II, or II
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APPENDIX A.1 Bird Species of Conser
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RESEARCH AND SURVEY EFFORTS Horned
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American White Pelican Scientific N
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REFERENCES American White Pelican L
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American Bittern Level I Other Natu
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Northern Pintail Scientific Name: A
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Northern Pintail Level II Previous
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Canvasback Scientific Name: Aythya
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Canvasback Level II Sauer, J. R., J
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RESEARCH AND SURVEY EFFORTS Redhead
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Northern Harrier Scientific Name: C
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MONITORING PLANS Northern Harrier L
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Swainson’s Hawk Level I Other Nat
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Ferruginous Hawk Scientific Name: B
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Ferruginous Hawk Level I MANAGEMENT
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Golden Eagle Scientific Name: Aquil
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Golden Eagle Level II Additional Re
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Bald Eagle Scientific Name: Haliaee
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Bald Eagle Level II Rosenberg, K. V
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RESEARCH AND SURVEY EFFORTS Peregri
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RESEARCH AND SURVEY EFFORTS Prairie
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Sharp-tailed Grouse Scientific Name
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Sharp-tailed Grouse Level II Manske
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Greater Prairie Chicken Level II Ot
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Greater Sage-Grouse Scientific Name
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Yellow Rail Scientific Name: Coturn
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Whooping Crane Scientific Name: Gru
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Piping Plover Scientific Name: Char
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Piping Plover Level II Prindiville
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RESEARCH AND SURVEY EFFORTS America
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Willet Scientific Name: Cataptropho
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REFERENCES Willet Level I Brown, S.
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RESEARCH AND SURVEY EFFORTS Upland
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Long-billed Curlew Scientific Name:
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REFERENCES Long-billed Curlew Level
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Marbled Godwit Level I and provide
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RESEARCH AND SURVEY EFFORTS Wilson
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Franklin’s Gull Scientific Name:
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Least Tern Scientific Name: Sterna
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Black Tern Scientific Name: Chlidon
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REFERENCES Black Tern Level I Beyer
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RESEARCH AND SURVEY EFFORTS Black-b
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Burrowing Owl Scientific Name: Athe
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MONITORING PLANS Burrowing Owl Leve
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RESEARCH AND SURVEY EFFORTS Short-e
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Red-headed Woodpecker Scientific Na
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Red-headed Woodpecker Level II Smit
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RESEARCH AND SURVEY EFFORTS Loggerh
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Sedge Wren Scientific Name: Cistoth
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Sedge Wren Level II Grant, T. A., E
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Sprague’s Pipit Level I Other Nat
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Brewer’s Sparrow Scientific Name:
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Brewer’s Sparrow Level III Rosenb
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RESEARCH AND SURVEY EFFORTS Lark Bu
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Grasshopper Sparrow Scientific Name
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REFERENCES Grasshopper Sparrow Leve
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Baird’s Sparrow Scientific Name:
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REFERENCES Baird’s Sparrow Level
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RESEARCH AND SURVEY EFFORTS Le Cont
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Nelson’s Sharp-tailed Sparrow Sci
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Nelson’s Sharp-tailed Sparrow Lev
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RESEARCH AND SURVEY EFFORTS McCown
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Chestnut-collared Longspur Scientif
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Dickcissel Scientific Name: Spiza a
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REFERENCES Dickcissel Level II Dech
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Bobolink Level II Other Natural or
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Bobolink Level II Sibley, D. A. 200
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APPENDIX A.2 Amphibian and Reptile
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Plains Spadefoot Level I study to r
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Canadian Toad Scientific Name: Bufo
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Common Snapping Turtle Scientific N
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Common Snapping Turtle Level II Rat
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False Map Turtle Level III • A co
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Smooth Softshell Level III Previous
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Northern Sagebrush Lizard Level III
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Short-horned Lizard Level III Previ
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Northern Prairie Skink Level III
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Northern Redbelly Snake Level II
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Western Hognose Snake Level I Previ
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Smooth Green Snake Level I • Hobe
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APPENDIX A.3 Mammal Species of Cons
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Arctic Shrew Level III • A specie
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Pygmy Shrew Scientific Name: Sorex
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Western Small-footed Myotis Scienti
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Western Small-footed Myotis Level I
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Long-eared Myotis Level III Indiscr
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Long-legged Myotis Scientific Name:
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Long-legged Myotis Level III Swenso
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Hispid Pocket Mouse Level III Addit
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Plains Pocket Mouse Scientific Name
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Plains Pocket Mouse Level III Seabl
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Sagebrush Vole Level III Additional
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Black-tailed Prairie Dog Level I
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Richardson’s Ground Squirrel Scie
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Richardson’s Ground Squirrel Leve
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Gray Wolf Level III traveling long
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Swift Fox Scientific Name: Vulpes v
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Swift Fox Level II Seabloom, R. W.,
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PROBLEMS WHICH MAY AFFECT THIS SPEC
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Black-footed Ferret Scientific Name
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Black-footed Ferret Level I Wilson,
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Eastern Spotted Skunk Level III Add
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Chestnut Lamprey Scientific Name: I
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Chestnut Lamprey Level III • The
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Silver Lamprey Level III • Survey
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Pallid Sturgeon Scientific Name: Sc
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Pallid Sturgeon Level II MONITORING
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RESEARCH AND SURVEY EFFORTS Paddlef
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Central Stoneroller Scientific Name
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Central Stoneroller Level III Power
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Sturgeon Chub Level I Other Natural
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Sicklefin Chub Scientific Name: Mac
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Sicklefin Chub Level I MONITORING P
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Silver Chub Level II • In the lat
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Pearl Dace Scientific Name: Margari
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Pearl Dace Level I MONITORING PLANS
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Hornyhead Chub Level III • Invest
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Pugnose Shiner Scientific Name: Not
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Pugnose Shiner Level III MONITORING
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Blacknose Shiner Level III • Inve
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Rosyface Shiner Scientific Name: Hy
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Rosyface Shiner Level III • The N
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Northern Redbelly Dace Level II Pre
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Finescale Dace Scientific Name: Pho
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Finescale Dace Level III • The ND
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RESEARCH AND SURVEY EFFORTS Flathea
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Blue Sucker Scientific Name: Cyclep
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Blue Sucker Level I Page, L.M., and
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Yellow Bullhead Level III • In th
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Flathead Catfish Scientific Name: P
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Trout-perch Scientific Name: Percop
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Trout-perch Level II MONITORING PLA
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Logperch Level III • In the late
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River Darter Scientific Name: Perci
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River Darter Level III • The Nort
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APPENDIX A.5 Freshwater Mussel Spec
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Threeridge Level II • The North D
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Wabash Pigtoe Level II Previous Res
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Creek Heelsplitter Scientific Name:
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etween trees and shrubs. Some plant