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Vanderhorst, James
Vegetation ecologist identifies vascular and non-vascular plants, digs soil, measures trees, clusters and ordinates plots in species space, classifies and maps wetlands, forests, woodlands, glades, boulderfields and cliffs, and maintains databases.
Barbash, Patricia
Fish Health Biologist at Northeast Fishery Center
Johansen, Paul
 
White, Rickie
Ecologist working with NatureServe.
Carroll, Andrew
 
Ranney, Jack
 
Leonard, Paul
 
Axel, Anne
 
LCC Science Assessments and Related Documents
LCC Science Assessments are conducted to appraise the current spectrum of scientific knowledge surrounding shared resource priorities, and to identify and prioritize management questions and related research and technical assistance gaps and needs. They explore potential approaches for utilizing existing information, developing scientific tools, and improving the state of knowledge. LCC Science Assessments identify common needs for science among the various partners and partnerships to meet their conservation priorities and goals, and are developed in coordination with Climate Science Centers.
Guest, G
 
Siedband, David
I'm a web developer specializing in building knowledge management and collaboration tools for public interest organizations.
National Wildlife Refuges Support Over 35,000 Jobs, Pump $2.4 Billion into Local Communities
America’s national wildlife refuges continue to be strong economic engines for local communities across the country, pumping $2.4 billion into the economy and supporting more than 35,000 jobs, according to a new national report released today by U.S. Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell.
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Orndororff, Wil
 
RFP - Cave and Karst Classification and Mapping
The project will assemble georeferenced data, identify key intermediate (classification) data, and develop supporting science products that depict and map karst habitats and biotic resources across the Appalachian LCC based on the most appropriate method of classification to facilitate landscape-level planning objectives and address conservation and management needs.
Alexander, Steve
 
Cimitile, Matthew
 
Hudy, Mark
 
Smith (T), Tom