Sierra Nevada Northern Spotted Owl Protected Activity Centers

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This layer contains polygon features of protected activity centers (PACS) for Spotted Owls in California. These areas were mapped as directed by the California Spotted Owl Environmental Assessment as interim direction adopted in the Region until the Environmental Impact Statement analysis is complete. Coding is for type of habitat as well as for timber management constraint.
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USDA Forest Service - Pacific Southwest Region - Remote Sensing Lab
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Title: Sierra Nevada Northern Spotted Owl Protected Activity Centers
Credits: USDA Forest Service - Pacific Southwest Region - Remote Sensing Lab
Publication Date: 7/2006
Publisher: Remote Sensing Lab
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USDA Forest Service - Pacific Southwest Region - Remote Sensing Lab
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  • Dan Studer
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Creative Commons LicenseThis work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License.
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habitat, species distribution, california, sierra nevada forest plan, spotted owl
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