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Installation Summaries From the 1998 Survey of Threatened and Endangered Species on Army Lands

Eric R. Schreiber, Mary A. Reed

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The project consisted of two phases.Phase One was to develop a T&E survey for installations.Phase Two was to administer the survey and conduct analysis and reporting.Phase One: Development of the Survey Instrument.The 10-month development process required substantial collaboration with the T&E Species Users Group, an

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The project consisted of two phases.Phase One was to develop a T&E survey for installations.Phase Two was to administer the survey and conduct analysis and reporting.Phase One: Development of the Survey Instrument.The 10-month development process required substantial collaboration with the T&E Species Users Group, an

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The project consisted of two phases.Phase One was to develop a T&E survey for installations.Phase Two was to administer the survey and conduct analysis and reporting.Phase One: Development of the Survey Instrument.The 10-month development process required substantial collaboration with the T&E Species Users Group, an

Key concepts: Threatened species, Endangered species, Geography, Archaeology, Ecology, Biology, Habitat

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