CHARACTERIZE AND ASSESS WILDLIFE-HABITAT TYPES AND STRUCTURAL CONDITIONS FOR SUB-BASINS WITHIN THE COLUMBIA PLATEAU ECOPROVINCE Project: 25098.

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CHARACTERIZE AND ASSESS WILDLIFE-HABITAT TYPES AND STRUCTURAL CONDITIONS FOR SUB-BASINS WITHIN THE COLUMBIA PLATEAU ECOPROVINCE Project: 25098

Purpose Develop a System Approach to the Columbia Plateau Develop a Coordinated and Consistent Set of Landscape Information Across Subbasins within the Columbia Plateau Need Subbasin Planning Meet Current Fish and Wildlife Needs for each Subbasin for conservation, protection, enhancement and/or mitigation Develop a Product that will Assist in Evaluating and Assessing Future Fish and Wildlife Needs

Consistently Map Wildlife Habitat Types Across the Province

Consistently Map Structural Conditions Across the Province

Conclusion Mapping is consistent with NWPPCs Multi-Species Framework Mapping is consistent with NWPPCs Multi-Species Framework Mapping is integrated with a regional wildlife-habitat relationships data set Mapping is integrated with a regional wildlife-habitat relationships data set Mapping will be consistent with and within other subbasins Mapping will be consistent with and within other subbasins Finer resolution maps would directly Finer resolution maps would directly support local Fish and Wildlife Needs as outlined in Sub-basin Summaries