USA Bureau of Land Management Western Oregon Plan Revision - Federally Listed, Endangered, or Candidate Species Points

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This dataset represents special status species (amphibians, reptiles, birds, invertebrates and mammals) observation points with the status of Candidate for federal listing (FC), Federally listed as endangered (FE) or Federally listed as threatened (FT). The FE and FT species included only those which are not specifically accounted for elsewhere in the Western Oregon Plan Revision (WOPR) process.
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Oregon/Washington Bureau of Land Management
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7/26/2006
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Title: USA Bureau of Land Management Western Oregon Plan Revision - Federally Listed, Endangered, or Candidate Species Points
Credits: Oregon/Washington Bureau of Land Management
Publication Date: 20060726
Publisher: OR/WA BLM
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OR/WA BLM
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Creative Commons LicenseThis work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License.
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threatened species, wpr222, land use planning, wildlife, geographic biotic observations, endangered species, wopr, western oregon plan revision, geobob, oregon
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