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With financial assistance
from the United States Army Corps of Engineers and United States Fish
and Wildlife Service, the Nongame and Endangered Wildlife Program has
developed the Atlas of North Carolina's Freshwater Mussels and Endangered
Freshwater Fish. This atlas emphasizes the diversity and unique nature
of these animals. Management practices are recommended for agriculture,
forestry, road construction and development projects to help reduce the
impacts of these activities on sensitive aquatic habitats.
Make a selection
below to learn more about freshwater mussels and endangered fish.
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Partners
and Authors
Financial
support was provided by the North Carolina Nongame and Endangered
Wildlife Fund and our partners: the United States Fish &
Wildlife Service and the United States Army Corps of Engineers.
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Collectively, the
following organizations helped produce this atlas:
| N.C. Wildlife Resources
Commission |
N.C. Department
of Transportation |
| U.S. Fish &
Wildlife Service |
N.C. Museum of
Natural Sciences |
| N.C. Natural Heritage
Program |
N.C. State Information
Processing Services |
| The Nature Conservancy |
U.S. Geological
Survey |
| U.S. Forest Service |
Coastal Georgia
Community College |
| Virginia Polytechnic
Institute and State University |
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The following individuals are also recognized for helping produce this
atlas:
| J.M. Alderman |
J.A. Ratcliffe |
L.A. McDougal |
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