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Terrestrial Mammal Research Subsection conducts research on the 78 species and subspecies of mammals that spend all or part of their lives on land in
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Reptile and Amphibian Research Subsection. Information needs associated with the 136 native, non-marine reptiles and amphibians in
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Avian Research Subsection is responsible for meeting information needs associated with the management and conservation of over 460 species of birds in Florida, 36 species or subspecies of which are listed by the state or federal governments as being of special concern, threatened, or endangered. PROGRAM CONTACT James A. Rodgers, Jr., Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, Fish and Wildlife Research Institute, Gainesville Wildlife Research Laboratory, 4005 South Main Street, Gainesville, FL 32601-9099, (352) 955-2230. E-mail James.Rodgers@MyFWC.com.
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Marine Turtle Research Subsection conducts research necessary for conservation and restoration of the five species of marine turtles that regularly occur in
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Marine Mammal Research Subsection focuses on research to provide managers with timely information for protecting the North Atlantic right whale and
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Closing the Gaps In Florida's Wildlife Habitat Conservation System
Florida Vegetation and Land Cover – 2003 - Individual county data can be downloaded
Florida Natural Area Inventory - Data Requests
GeoPlan at University of Florida
The Land Boundary Information System (LABINS) - The Land Boundary Information System (LABINS) began in 1984 as a means for distributing survey-related data that is maintained and managed by federal and state agencies to the general surveying community. Today LABINS is available over the Internet and has been greatly enhanced by the addition of digital images of many of the original documents that support the textual data bases.
FREAC - The Florida Resources and Environmental Analysis Center, established in 1969, is the original center within the Institute of Science and Public Affairs (ISPA) at Florida State University (FSU). FREAC professionals conduct research in the general areas of resource management and environmental analysis, as well as provide advice and technical assistance to state and local agencies. Public lands research and analysis, geographic information system development, and graphic representation of digital databases are current and long-range FREAC research interests. FREAC also trains university students in these areas through direct involvement in projects, providing real-world experiences.
Other Types of Satellite Data are available from the sites below and any or all can be used to better acquaint yourself and others about the lay-of-the-land and the possible wildlife/greenway linkages in your community
Benthic Habitat Mapping of Florida Coral Reef Ecosystems
