Protected_Lands_Region_8

Aug 16, 2018
Uploaded by Rachel Greene
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Protected lands (including military installations) in USDA Forest Service Region 8. Data sources include Protected Areas Database-United States (PADUS) 1.4; National Conservation Easement Database (current as of August 15, 2017); state GIS clearinghouses for Georgia, South Carolina, and Virginia; and recent acquisitions made by The Conservation Fund.

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Protected Areas Database-United States, version 1.4
National Conservation Easement Database (release 8/15/2017)
Department of Natural Resources, State of Georgia
Department of Natural Resources, State of South Carolina
Department of Conservation and Recreation, State of Virginia
The Conservation Fund
Assembled by Rachel Greene, Mississippi State University, on August 16, 2018.
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Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Aquaculture, Mississippi State University
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south, southeast, protected lands, landscape planning, forest service region 8
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About the Uploader

Rachel Greene
Research Associate with Mississippi State University

My background is in assessing how desired ecological conditions and maintenance of biodiversity might be achieved in managed pine forests of the southeastern Coastal Plain. I am currently working at Mississippi State University to map current and future protected forests in the Southeast.