New Hampshire Wildlife Action Plan 2010: Wildlife Habitat Ranked by Ecological Condition

Aug 1, 2011
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Relative rank of wildlife habitat by ecological condition within the state of New Hampshire. More information can be found at <http://www.wildlife.state.nh.us/Wildlife/wildlife_plan.htm>
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New Hampshire Fish and Game Department, Wildlife Division
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20100308
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 New Hampshire Fish and Game Department
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Use and analysis of geographic data are limited by the scale at which the data are collected and mapped, and by means of interpolation and other modeling procedures used in preparation of the data. The WAP data were prepared with spatial models that used data at multiple scales and are time-limited. The user is advised of these complications. NHFGD and the conservation partners for the WAP do not warrant the completeness or accuracy of the data nor make claim to any implied uses of the data.
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hot spot, wap, united states of america, wildlife, wildlife action plan, new hampshire, habitat
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