Wildlife Habitat - Illinois Valley Landscape Assessment

Feb 2, 2012
Created by Jim Wolf
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The Illinois Valley forests are home to abundant wildlife - deer, elk, black bears, mountain lions, spotted owls, marbled murrelets, red tree voles and rare amphibians.  The US Fish and Wildlife Service designated 20% and 25% percent of federal forest lands as critical habitat for the recovery of northern spotted owl and marbled murrelet respectively.

This map shows the various habitat datasets and lands designated as critical habitat.    It will be updated with habitat suitability data in the future.

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threatened & endangered species, mammals, illinois valley, forests, josephine county, landscape assessment
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Jim Wolf
Plan Coordindator with Josephine and Jackson County CWPPs

Currently serving in several capacities: The agency project manager for the west wide wildfire risk assessment, a project sponsored by the Western Forestry Leadership Coalition and Council of Western State Foresters. Serving on the operations group of the Illinois Valley Landscape Assessment as a...