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Regional Ecosystem Infrastructure Development Framework (REIDF) and Region Ecosystem Framework (REF)
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Integrated Eco-Logical Framework |
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Manager’s Guide to Integrated Eco-Logical Framework |
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Build and Strengthen Collaborative Partnerships and Vision |
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Build and Strengthen Collaborative Partnerships and Vision |
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Although differing in approach, Steps 2-4 both result in integrating conservation priorities, data, and plans with transportation and infrastructure data and plans.
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Characterize Resource Status, Integrate Conservation, Natural Resource, Watershed and Species Recovery and State Wildlife Action Plans |
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Create the Regional Ecological Framework (REF) |
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Create Regional Ecosystem Framework—REF (Conservation Strategy and Transportation Plan) |
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Define Transportation and Infrastructure Scenarios for Assessment |
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Assess Land Use & Transportation Effects on Resource Conservation Objectives Identified in the REF |
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Create and Ecosystem and Infrastructure Development Framework (REIDF) |
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Establish and Prioritize Ecological Actions, Restoration and Conservation Sites |
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Establish and Prioritize Ecological Actions, Restoration and Conservation Sites |
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