Annotated Directory of Endangered Wildlife on Selected U.S. Army Installations West of the Mississippi River.
Victor E. Diersing, W.D. Severinghaus, Novak,E W
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Victor E. Diersing, W.D. Severinghaus, Novak,E W
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Many environmental factors must be integrated into all Army land Management plans.Of these factors, the presence of endangered species has the greatest potential of altering the Army's mission.This report provides (1)geographic and habitat data for each endangered species that has either been reported or has the potential to occur on selected western U.S. Army installations; (2) Federal and state lists of endangered species; and (3) for eachinstallation, an annotatedsummary of endangered species and a summaryof these species relative to available training lands.In addition, the management burden of endangered species is compared among all installations.This report will serve as a: ready reference to ArmyMajorCommands andinstallation.landmanagers, and will help them reduce the number and degree of conflicts between the Army and endangered species.Approved for public release; distribution is unlim~ed.
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Many environmental factors must be integrated into all Army land Management plans.Of these factors, the presence of endangered species has the greatest potential of altering the Army's mission.This report provides (1)geographic and habitat data for each endangered species that has either been reported or has the potential to occur on selected western U.S. Army installations; (2) Federal and state lists of endangered species; and (3) for eachinstallation, an annotatedsummary of endangered species and a summaryof these species relative to available training lands.In addition, the management burden of endangered species is compared among all installations.This report will serve as a: ready reference to ArmyMajorCommands andinstallation.landmanagers, and will help them reduce the number and degree of conflicts between the Army and endangered species.Approved for public release; distribution is unlim~ed.
Key concepts: Endangered species, Wildlife, Geography, Habitat, Wildlife management, Directory, Environmental resource management, Fishery