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NOAA selects Alaska's Kachemak Bay as new habitat focus area
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    1. NOAA selects St. Louis River estuary as habitat focus area
      Corporate Author:
      United States, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration,
      Published:
      2014
      Series:
      NOAA habitat blueprint
      Description:
      "The St. Louis River estuary has been selected as a Habitat Focus Area under NOAA s Habitat Blueprint. This is an important step to increase the effectiveness of NOAA s habitat conservation science and management efforts by identifying places where N...
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    2. NOAA selects Muskegon Lake as habitat focus area
      Corporate Author:
      United States, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration,
      Published:
      2014
      Series:
      NOAA habitat blueprint
      Description:
      "Muskegon Lake has been selected as a Habitat Focus Area under NOAA s Habitat Blueprint. This is an important step to increase the effectiveness of NOAA s habitat conservation science and management efforts by identifying places where NOAA offices wo...
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    3. Delmarva/Choptank River complex selected as NOAA habitat focus area
      Corporate Author:
      United States, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration,
      Published:
      2014
      Series:
      NOAA habitat blueprint
      Description:
      "Th e Delmarva/Choptank River Complex, which includes the Choptank and Little Choptank Rivers, is located on Maryland s Eastern Shore. The Choptank River, with headwaters in Delaware, is the longest river on the Delmarva Peninsula. Th is area is a tr...
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    4. NOAA habitat blueprint : a framework to improve habitat for fisheries, marine life, and coastal communities
      Corporate Author:
      United States, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration,
      Published:
      2014
      Series:
      NOAA habitat blueprint
      Description:
      "The Habitat Blueprint provides a forward-looking framework for NOAA to think and act strategically across programs and with partner organizations to address the growing challenge of coastal and marine habitat loss and degradation. We will increase t...
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    5. NOAA selects Maine's Penobscot River Watershed as next habitat focus area
      Corporate Author:
      United States, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration,
      Published:
      2014
      Series:
      NOAA habitat blueprint
      Description:
      "Maine's Penobscot River watershed has been selected as a Habitat Focus Area under NOAA's Habitat Blueprint"--Page [1].
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    6. NOAA selects St. Louis River estuary as habitat focus area
      Corporate Author:
      United States, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration,
      Published:
      2014
      Series:
      NOAA habitat blueprint
      Description:
      "The St. Louis River estuary has been selected as a Habitat Focus Area under NOAA s Habitat Blueprint. This is an important step to increase the effectiveness of NOAA s habitat conservation science and management efforts by identifying places where N...
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      Filetype[PDF - 404.50 KB]
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