TWRA Land Acquistion Plan, 2017: Overall Priorities DRAFT, 8/16/2017

Aug 16, 2017
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Draft overall land acquisition priorities for TWRA, developed as part of their 2017 Land Acquisition Plan. Includes natural vegetation areas that score as High or Very High Priority for either one or more habitat priorities in the 2015 Tennessee State Wildlife Action Plan (TN-SWAP), or for overall terrestrial climate resilience in 2014 TNC SE Resilience analysis. SWAP priorities include those for terrestrial habitats, downstream aquatic habitats, or nearby karst (cave) habitats.
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Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency, Tennessee Chapter of The Nature Conservancy
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TWRA Land Acquisition Plan, 2017 - DRAFT
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Joey Wisby
GIS Specialist with The Nature Conservancy

I provide GIS support to the Tennessee Chapter of The Nature Conservancy. I am also very involved in the development, maintenance and application of databases and analytical models related to Tennessee's State Wildlife Action Plan (TN-SWAP).