Publication Type:
UnpublishedSource:
Idaho Department of Fish and Game, Idaho Conservation Data Center, Boise, Idaho, p.26 pp. plus appendices (1999)Call Number:
U99JAN07IDUSKeywords:
Big Lost River, Birch Creek, conservation strategy, East Fork Salmon River, east-central Idaho, Lemhi River, Little Lost River, Pahsimeroi River, wetlandAbstract:
This document is a summary of work completed in the East-central Idaho Watersheds. The information summarized here can be applied to state biodiversity, conservation, and water quality enhancement projects on a watershed basis. Assessment of the quality and condition of plant communities and the occurrence of rare plant and animal species allowed us to categorize 36 wetland sites based on conservation intent. Twelve wetlands are high priority due to species richness and condition and full protection is the priority. The biological significance of the surveyed wetland sites and abstracts for rare plant communities, plant species, and animal species are provided to guide management activities. Land managers can apply the process presented here to categorize wetlands which were not surveyed.
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Reference Code: U99JAN07IDUS <br>
Full Citation: Jankovsky-Jones, M. 1998. Conservation strategy for wetlands in east-central Idaho. Unpublished report prepared with funding from the United States Environmental Protection Agency through Section 104(b) (3) of the Clean Water Act. 26 pp. plus appendices. <br>
Location: ELECTRONIC FILE - ECOLOGY; WETLANDS/RIPARIAN SHELF <br>
Keywords: conservation strategy, wetland, east-central Idaho, Lemhi River, Birch Creek, Little Lost River, Big Lost River, Pahsimeroi River, East Fork Salmon River <br>
