Elk Core Areas, Washington

Jul 10, 2024 (Last modified Sep 27, 2024)
Uploaded by jeff azerrad
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These data were provided by the Washington Wildlife Habitat Connectivity Working Group (WWHCWG) for use in the Washington Habitat Connectivity Action Plan. The cores are made up of a modified version of modeled core areas (habitat concentration areas) generated by the WWHCWG Statewide Connectivity Assessment (WWHCWG 2010). Modifications came from species subject matter experts during the Washington Habitat Connectivity Action Plan review process, who reviewed and provided their edits and refinements to the WWHCWG map of core areas.

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Washington Wildlife Habitat Connectivity Working Group (WWHCWG)

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WHCWG. 2010. Washington Connected Landscapes Project: Statewide Analysis. Washington Departments of Fish and Wildlife, and Transportation, Olympia, WA.
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Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife
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For use in the WDFW-Connectivity Ensemble project
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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.