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Ecosystem Diversity Reports for National Forests in New Mexico and New Mexico (August 2006)
Ecosystem diversity reports were developed to support the Forest Service’s need for information on the species and ecosystems that occur on National Forests in Region 3. The reports contain data summaries and analyses of a variety of regional datasets. Each report is packaged with an introduction and chapters describing methods and data sources.
Overview: Ecoregion-Based Conservation Assessments of the SW United States and Northwestern Mexico (July 2006)
Provides an overview of ecoregional assessments and the process used to create a standardized, cross-ecoregional dataset for six ecoregions within and adjacent to Arizona. This report may be downloaded from the Arizona Program website.
What is the Southwest Forest Assessment Project? (June 2006)
Brief overview describing a collaborative effort between The Nature Conservancy and U.S. Forest Service Region 3 in Arizona and New Mexico, a project designed to develop scientific information for forest plan revisions and to help in the restoration of ecosystems.
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Historical Fire Return Intervals for Arizona and New Mexico (May 2006)
Synthesizes the scientific literature on historical fire return intervals associated with the major vegetation systems across Arizona and New Mexico. Included is a crosswalk table for use with the Southwest Regional Gap Analysis Project's land cover dataset and three ArcGIS layer (.lyr) files that enable the user to mimic the report graphics.
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U.S. Forest Service Region 3 Species Database (May 2006)
Provides an up-to-date, searchable excel database on the species that occur on Region 3 Forests in Arizona and New Mexico.
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