Gap Analysis - A Geographic Approach to Planning for Biological Diversity

Edited by Maxwell, Jill; Gergely, Kevin; Aycrigg, Jocelyn; Davidson, Anne

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The 2008 issue of the Gap Analysis Bulletin is the sixteenth in a series of annual publications produced by the Gap Analysis Program. Gap Analysis Bulletin No. 16 features 16 articles on various aspects of gap analysis methods and results. Topics addressed include applications, land cover, and aquatic gap analysis. The Bulletin also includes a section on the current status of each GAP regional project. This issue also contains summaries for completed GAP state projects.

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Edited by Maxwell, Jill; Gergely, Kevin; Aycrigg, Jocelyn; Davidson, Anne

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GAP Analysis Program

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GAP Analysis Bulletin Number 16

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105 p.

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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

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GAP Bulletin

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GAP

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Gap Analysis - A Geographic Approach to Planning for Biological Diversity; 2009; Federal Government Series; GAP; 16; GAP Analysis Bulletin Number 16; Edited by Maxwell, Jill; Gergely, Kevin; Aycrigg, Jocelyn; Davidson, Anne