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Partnerships

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Status Assessments
The following species are designated both as Regional Forester
Sensitive Species in the Eastern Region of the Forest Service and
as Species of Concern by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Where Fish and Wildlife Service Status Assessments are current,
Forest Service Conservation Assessments will tier to those documents
and supplement information on status and distribution, management
and population trends on National Forest system lands.
U.S.Fish and Wildlife Service Status Assessments 10.24.00
Birds
Amphibians
- Hellbender (Cryptobranchus alleganiensis)
Status assessment underway; ROFO
Fishes
- Crystal darter (Crystallaria asprella)
Status assessment underway; ROFO
- Longhead darter (Percina macrocephala)
Status assessment underway; ROFO
- Northern cavefish (Amblyopsis spelaea)
Status assessment completed in 1995; BFO
Decision
on the Status Recommendation (decision not to designate as a candidate
species)
- Spotted darter (Etheostoma maculatum)
Status assessment underway; ROFO
Snails
- Glacial relict snails
Status assessment initiated in 1997; completion expected in 1999;
GBFO
- underway; ROFO
- underway; ROFO
Crustaceans
- Indiana crayfish (Orconectes indianensis)
Status
assessment completed in 1995; BFO
Decision
on the Status Recommendation (decision not to designate as candidate
species)
Flowering Plants
The
Eastern Region of the Forest Service is grateful to the following
entities who have been partners in preparing Conservation Assessments
for Regional Forester Sensitive Species. Click on titles to
learn more:
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