Mule Deer Core Areas, Washington

Jul 10, 2024 (Last modified Oct 31, 2024)
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Mule deer empirical core areas in the Columbia Plateau. Obtained by Conservation Biology Institute from the Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife for use in the WDFW-Connectivity Ensemble project on 6/23/2024. This is a is a union of the summer, winter, and stopover habitats for multiple herds.

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Jeff Azerrad, Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife

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For use in the WDFW-Connectivity Ensemble project.
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mule deer, columbia plateau, washington, core
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jeff azerrad
Environmental Planner with Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife

I work in my agency's program that focuses on ecosystem and landscape conservation. My position entails developing science-based publications that help guide land use planning decisions and particularly decisions made by jurisdictions all across Washington State.