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{{#Wiki_filter:Environmental Conservation Online System l ECOS http://ecos.fws.gov/ecos/indexPublic.do
{{#Wiki_filter:Environmental Conservation Online System l ECOS U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Environmental Conservation Online System Welcome to ECOS!                                                                                                   What is ECOS?
[10/25/2012 1:48:33 PM]The Jim Woodruff Lock & Dam on the Apalachicola River,site of an FWS Fish Passage study.U.S. Fish & Wildlife ServiceEnvironmental Conservation Online SystemWelcome to ECOS!What is ECOS?Login to ECOS Public ApplicationsECOS HomeConservation Plans Critical Habitat forThreatened & Endangered SpeciesGeospatial FisheriesInformation Network (GeoFIN)Species Reports Information, Planning, andConservation System (IPaC)Related SitesEndangered Species Home
Login to ECOS                       Current Announcements IMPORTANT Public Applications                You may experience network slowness when accessing ECOS applications both secure and public. FWS ECOS Home                        is in the process of upgrading the network; the upgrade will not be completed until sometime in November.
During the upgrade some network lines will be out of commission and other networks lines will be taking Conservation Plans the extra load which will cause slowne...
Critical Habitat for Threatened & Endangered                   Success Story              Copperbelly and mussels Species                          Office          BLOOMINGTON ESFO                            Status        Active Geospatial Fisheries The Bloomington Indiana Ecological Services Field Office, together with the Michigan and Ohio ES Information Network offices, is working with the Partners for Fish and Wildlife program, TNC, NRCS, State of Indiana, the (GeoFIN)
NRDA program, and others, to conserve threatened, endangered and candidate species in the Fish Species Reports                   Creek watershed of NE Indiana. We are providing private landowners a suite of technical assistance and financial incentives to restore wetlands and bottomland forest for the benefit of the White catspaw and Information, Planning, and Clubshell mussels, copperbelly watersnake, and Indiana bat. ... [Learn More]
Conservation System (IPaC)
Endangered Species                                                Critical Habitat Related Sites                        Listed Species Summary                                                                          The Critical Endangered Species Home                                                                                                              Habitat portal is All Threatened and Endangered Animals                                                            an online Page All Threatened and Endangered Plants                                                            service for Partners for Fish and                                                                                                                information Wildlife                            Reclassified Species                                                                            regarding Coastal Program                      Delisted Species                                                                                Threatened and Endangered Division of Environmental                                                                                                            Species final Quality                            Search for an                                                                                                Critical Habitat FWS Home Page                      endangered                                                  designation across the United States.
species by                                                    Visit the Critical Habitat Portal FWS Office Directory name Literature Search Services Search for endangered species by County name Improving Fish Passage                                            Interactive Maps The GeoFIN                                            The ECOS mapper is an                                          Mapper is a tool interactive                                          used to mapping tool                                          visualize that allows                                          information you to view                                          related to barriers to                                          Environmental fish pasage                                          Conservation. It across The Jim Woodruff Lock & Dam on the Apalachicola River, the                                        allows access to site of an FWS Fish Passage study.                      U.S.                                      a number of as well as model their removal in your watershed. It          interactive mapping utilities, as well as Web also generates profiles and reports for a given              Mapping Services (WMS).
geographic area and can search the FWS fish http://ecos.fws.gov/ecos/indexPublic.do[10/25/2012 1:48:33 PM]


PagePartners for Fish and WildlifeCoastal Program Division of Environmental QualityFWS Home Page FWS Office Directory Literature Search Services IMPORTANTYou may experience network slowness when accessing ECOS applications both secure and public. FWSis in the process of upgrading the network; the upgrade will not be completed until sometime in November.
Environmental Conservation Online System l ECOS Use the GeoFIN mapper.
During the upgrade some network lines will be out of commission and other networks lines will be takingthe extra load which will cause slowne...
passage barrier database.
OfficeBLOOMINGTON ESFO Status ActiveThe Bloomington Indiana Ecological Services Field Office, together with the Michigan and Ohio ESoffices, is working with the Partners for Fish and Wildlife program, TNC, NRCS, State of Indiana, theNRDA program, and others, to conserve threatened, endangered and candidate species in the FishCreek watershed of NE Indiana. We are providing private landowners a suite of technical assistance and financial incentives to restore wetlands and bottomland forest for the benefit of the White catspaw andClubshell mussels, copperbelly watersnake, and Indiana bat. ... [Learn More]Listed Species SummaryAll Threatened and Endangered Animals All Threatened and Endangered Plants Reclassified Species Delisted SpeciesSearch for an endangered species by nameSearch for endangeredspecies by County
Learn about ECOS Map Services Use the GeoFIN mapper.
ECOS HOME l FWS Disclaimer l ECOS Disclaimer l FWS Homepage l Contact ECOS http://ecos.fws.gov/ecos/indexPublic.do[10/25/2012 1:48:33 PM]


nameThe Critical Habitat portal isan onlineservice for
Species By County Report Species Reports Environmental Conservation Online System Search Species By County Report The following report contains Species that are known to or are believed to occur in this county. Species with range unrefined past the state level are now excluded from this report. If you are looking for the Section 7 range (for Section 7 Consultations), please visit the IPaC application.
County: Rhea, TN Group        Name                Population      Status            Lead Office      Recovery Plan Name    Recovery Plan Action Status    Recovery Plan Stage Rock Island Bald eagle lower 48                          Ecological      Chesapeake Bay Bald Birds        (Haliaeetus                          Recovery                                                View Implementation Progress  Final Revision 1 States                            Services        Eagle Recovery Plan leucocephalus)
Field Office Southwestern Bald View Implementation Progress  Final Eagle Recovery Plan Recovery Plan for the View Implementation Progress  Final Pacific Bald Eagle Southeastern States Bald Eagle Recovery  View Implementation Progress  Final Revision 1 Plan Northern States Bald View Implementation Progress  Final Eagle Recovery Plan Pink mucket                                            Asheville (pearlymussel)                                        Ecological      Pink Mucket Pearly Clams                                              Endangered                                              View Implementation Progress  Final (Lampsilis                                            Services        Mussel abrupta)                                              Field Office Entire Range; Dromedary                                              Tennessee Except pearlymussel                                          Ecological      Dromedary Pearly where listed    Endangered                                              View Implementation Progress  Final (Dromus                                                Services        Mussel as dromas)                                                Field Office Experimental Populations AL; Free-Flowing Reach of the Tennessee      Experimental      Office Of River below    Population,      The
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the Wilson      Non-              Regional Dam,            Essential        Director Colbert and Lauderdale Counties, AL Kentucky Rough pigtoe Ecological      Rough Pigtoe Pearly (Pleurobema                          Endangered                                              View Implementation Progress  Final Services        Mussel plenum)
Field Office Orangefoot Kentucky pimpleback Ecological      Orange-footed Pearly (pearlymussel)                      Endangered                                              View Implementation Progress  Final Services        Mussel (Plethobasus Field Office cooperianus) http://ecos.fws.gov/tess_public/countySearch!speciesByCountyReport.action?fips=47143[10/24/2012 1:47:44 PM]


information regardingThreatened and
Species By County Report Kentucky Fanshell Ecological (Cyprogenia                          Endangered                        Fanshell (Mussel)    View Implementation Progress  Final Services stegaria)
Field Office Asheville Spotfin Chub Ecological Fishes        (Erimonax            Entire          Threatened                        Spotfin Chub        View Implementation Progress  Final Services monachus)
Field Office Experimental      Office Of Tellico River,  Population,      The
                                                                                                    -                    -                            -
TN              Non-              Regional Essential        Director Tennessee Laurel dace                                                            Recovery Outline for Recovery efforts in progress, Ecological (Chrosomus                          Endangered                        Laurel Dace          but no implementation        Outline Services saylori)                                                                (Chrosomus saylori)  information yet to display.
Field Office Bloomington      Indiana Bat (Myotis Indiana bat Ecological      sodalis) Draft Mammals      (Myotis                              Endangered                                              View Implementation Progress  Draft Revision 1 Services        Recovery Plan: First sodalis)
Field Office    Revision Columbia Gray bat Ecological (Myotis                              Endangered                        Gray Bat            View Implementation Progress  Final Services grisescens)
Field Office Export options:      CSV l      EXCEL l      XML l      PDF Last updated: October 24, 2012 ECOS Home l Contact Us U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Home Page l Department of the Interior l USA.gov l About the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service l Accessibility l Privacy l Notices l Disclaimer l FOIA http://ecos.fws.gov/tess_public/countySearch!speciesByCountyReport.action?fips=47143[10/24/2012 1:47:44 PM]


EndangeredSpecies finalCritical Habitatdesignation across the United States.Visit the Critical Habitat PortalThe GeoFIN mapper is an
Species By County Report Species Reports Environmental Conservation Online System Search Species By County Report The following report contains Species that are known to or are believed to occur in this county. Species with range unrefined past the state level are now excluded from this report. If you are looking for the Section 7 range (for Section 7 Consultations), please visit the IPaC application.
 
County: Meigs, TN Group         Name                 Population   Status            Lead Office    Recovery Plan Name    Recovery Plan Action Status    Recovery Plan Stage Rock Island Bald eagle lower 48                       Ecological     Southwestern Bald Birds        (Haliaeetus                        Recovery                                               View Implementation Progress  Final States                          Services        Eagle Recovery Plan leucocephalus)
interactivemapping toolthat allows you to viewbarriers tofish pasage across the U.S.as well as model their removal in your watershed. It also generates profiles and reports for a givengeographic area and can search the FWS fishThe ECOSMapper is a tool used to visualize information related to EnvironmentalConservation. It allows access toa number ofinteractive mapping utilities, as well as WebMapping Services (WMS).Current Announcements Success StoryCopperbelly and musselsEndangered Species Critical Habitat Improving Fish Passage Interactive Maps
Field Office Recovery Plan for the View Implementation Progress   Final Pacific Bald Eagle Southeastern States Bald Eagle Recovery   View Implementation Progress  Final Revision 1 Plan Northern States Bald View Implementation Progress  Final Eagle Recovery Plan Chesapeake Bay Bald View Implementation Progress   Final Revision 1 Eagle Recovery Plan Pink mucket                                         Asheville (pearlymussel)                                       Ecological     Pink Mucket Pearly Clams                                            Endangered                                              View Implementation Progress   Final (Lampsilis                                          Services        Mussel abrupta)                                             Field Office Tennessee Snail darter Ecological Fishes        (Percina                          Threatened                        Snail Darter          View Implementation Progress   Final Services tanasi)
 
Field Office Bloomington    Indiana Bat (Myotis Indiana bat Ecological      sodalis) Draft Mammals      (Myotis                            Endangered                                             View Implementation Progress   Draft Revision 1 Services        Recovery Plan: First sodalis)
Environmental Conservation Online System l ECOS http://ecos.fws.gov/ecos/indexPublic.do
Field Office    Revision Columbia Gray bat Ecological (Myotis                           Endangered                       Gray Bat              View Implementation Progress   Final Services grisescens)
[10/25/2012 1:48:33 PM]passage barrier database.Use the GeoFIN mapper.Use the GeoFIN mapper.Learn about ECOS Map ServicesECOS HOME l FWS Disclaimer l ECOS Disclaimer l FWS Homepage l Contact ECOS Species By County Report http://ecos.fws.gov/tess_public/countySearch!speciesByCountyReport.action?fips=47143
Field Office Export options:       CSV l       EXCEL l     XML l       PDF Last updated: October 25, 2012 ECOS Home l Contact Us U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Home Page l Department of the Interior l USA.gov l About the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service l Accessibility l Privacy l Notices l Disclaimer l FOIA http://ecos.fws.gov/tess_public/countySearch!speciesByCountyReport.action?fips=47121[10/25/2012 12:24:27 PM]}}
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Environmental Conservation Online SystemSpecies ReportsSpecies By County ReportThe following report contains Species that are known to or are believed to occur in this county. Species with range unrefined past the state level arenow excluded from this report. If you are looking for the Section 7 range (for Section 7 Consultations), please visit the IPaC application.County: Rhea, TN Group Name Population StatusLead OfficeRecovery Plan NameRecovery Plan Action StatusRecovery Plan Stage BirdsBald eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus
)lower 48 States RecoveryRock Island Ecological ServicesField OfficeChesapeake Bay BaldEagle Recovery PlanView Implementation ProgressFinal Revision 1Southwestern BaldEagle Recovery PlanView Implementation Progress FinalRecovery Plan for thePacific Bald EagleView Implementation Progress FinalSoutheastern StatesBald Eagle Recovery PlanView Implementation ProgressFinal Revision 1Northern States BaldEagle Recovery PlanView Implementation Progress Final ClamsPink mucket (pearlymussel)
(Lampsilis abrupta)Endangered Asheville Ecological ServicesField OfficePink Mucket Pearly MusselView Implementation Progress Final Dromedary pearlymussel (Dromus dromas)Entire Range; Except where listed as Experimental
 
Populations Endangered Tennessee Ecological ServicesField OfficeDromedary Pearly MusselView Implementation Progress FinalAL; Free-Flowing Reach of the
 
Tennessee River belowthe Wilson
: Dam, Colbert and
 
Lauderdale Counties, AL Experimental
 
Population,Non-EssentialOffice Of The Regional Director---Rough pigtoe (Pleurobema plenum)Endangered Kentucky Ecological ServicesField OfficeRough Pigtoe Pearly MusselView Implementation Progress Final Orangefoot pimpleback (pearlymussel)
(Plethobasus cooperianus
)Endangered Kentucky Ecological ServicesField OfficeOrange-footed Pearly MusselView Implementation Progress Final Species By County Report http://ecos.fws.gov/tess_public/countySearch!speciesByCountyReport.action?fips=47143
[10/24/2012 1:47:44 PM]
Fanshell (Cyprogenia stegaria)Endangered Kentucky Ecological ServicesField OfficeFanshell (Mussel)View Implementation Progress Final FishesSpotfin Chub (Erimonax monachus)Entire Threatened Asheville Ecological ServicesField OfficeSpotfin ChubView Implementation Progress FinalTellico River, TN Experimental Population,Non-EssentialOffice Of The Regional Director---Laurel dace (Chrosomus saylori)Endangered Tennessee Ecological ServicesField OfficeRecovery Outline forLaurel Dace(Chrosomus saylori)Recovery efforts in progress,but no implementationinformation yet to display.
Outline MammalsIndiana bat (Myotis sodalis)Endangered Bloomington Ecological ServicesField OfficeIndiana Bat (Myotissodalis) DraftRecovery Plan: First RevisionView Implementation ProgressDraft Revision 1Gray bat (Myotis grisescens
)Endangered Columbia Ecological ServicesField OfficeGray BatView Implementation Progress FinalExport options: CSV l EXCEL l XML l PDFLast updated: October 24, 2012ECOS Home l Contact Us U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Home Page l Department of the Interior l USA.gov l About the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service l Accessibility lPrivacy  l Notices l Disclaimer l FOIA Species By County Report http://ecos.fws.gov/tess_public/countySearch!speciesByCountyReport.action?fips=47121
[10/25/2012 12:24:27 PM]
Environmental Conservation Online SystemSpecies ReportsSpecies By County ReportThe following report contains Species that are known to or are believed to occur in this county. Species with range unrefined past the state levelare now excluded from this report. If you are looking for the Section 7 range (for Section 7 Consultations), please visit the IPaC application.County: Meigs, TN Group Name Population StatusLead OfficeRecovery Plan NameRecovery Plan Action StatusRecovery Plan Stage BirdsBald eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus
)lower 48 States RecoveryRock Island Ecological ServicesField OfficeSouthwestern BaldEagle Recovery PlanView Implementation Progress FinalRecovery Plan for thePacific Bald EagleView Implementation Progress FinalSoutheastern StatesBald Eagle Recovery PlanView Implementation ProgressFinal Revision 1Northern States BaldEagle Recovery PlanView Implementation Progress FinalChesapeake Bay BaldEagle Recovery PlanView Implementation ProgressFinal Revision 1 ClamsPink mucket (pearlymussel)
(Lampsilis abrupta)Endangered Asheville Ecological ServicesField OfficePink Mucket Pearly MusselView Implementation Progress Final FishesSnail darter (Percina tanasi)Threatened Tennessee Ecological ServicesField OfficeSnail DarterView Implementation Progress Final MammalsIndiana bat (Myotis sodalis)Endangered Bloomington Ecological ServicesField OfficeIndiana Bat (Myotissodalis) DraftRecovery Plan: First RevisionView Implementation ProgressDraft Revision 1Gray bat (Myotis grisescens
)Endangered Columbia Ecological ServicesField OfficeGray BatView Implementation Progress FinalExport options: CSV l EXCEL l XML l PDFLast updated: October 25, 2012ECOS Home l Contact Us U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Home Page l Department of the Interior  l USA.gov  l About the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service  l Accessibility lPrivacy  l Notices  l Disclaimer l FOIA}}

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Environmental Conservation Online System l ECOS U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Environmental Conservation Online System Welcome to ECOS! What is ECOS?

Login to ECOS Current Announcements IMPORTANT Public Applications You may experience network slowness when accessing ECOS applications both secure and public. FWS ECOS Home is in the process of upgrading the network; the upgrade will not be completed until sometime in November.

During the upgrade some network lines will be out of commission and other networks lines will be taking Conservation Plans the extra load which will cause slowne...

Critical Habitat for Threatened & Endangered Success Story Copperbelly and mussels Species Office BLOOMINGTON ESFO Status Active Geospatial Fisheries The Bloomington Indiana Ecological Services Field Office, together with the Michigan and Ohio ES Information Network offices, is working with the Partners for Fish and Wildlife program, TNC, NRCS, State of Indiana, the (GeoFIN)

NRDA program, and others, to conserve threatened, endangered and candidate species in the Fish Species Reports Creek watershed of NE Indiana. We are providing private landowners a suite of technical assistance and financial incentives to restore wetlands and bottomland forest for the benefit of the White catspaw and Information, Planning, and Clubshell mussels, copperbelly watersnake, and Indiana bat. ... [Learn More]

Conservation System (IPaC)

Endangered Species Critical Habitat Related Sites Listed Species Summary The Critical Endangered Species Home Habitat portal is All Threatened and Endangered Animals an online Page All Threatened and Endangered Plants service for Partners for Fish and information Wildlife Reclassified Species regarding Coastal Program Delisted Species Threatened and Endangered Division of Environmental Species final Quality Search for an Critical Habitat FWS Home Page endangered designation across the United States.

species by Visit the Critical Habitat Portal FWS Office Directory name Literature Search Services Search for endangered species by County name Improving Fish Passage Interactive Maps The GeoFIN The ECOS mapper is an Mapper is a tool interactive used to mapping tool visualize that allows information you to view related to barriers to Environmental fish pasage Conservation. It across The Jim Woodruff Lock & Dam on the Apalachicola River, the allows access to site of an FWS Fish Passage study. U.S. a number of as well as model their removal in your watershed. It interactive mapping utilities, as well as Web also generates profiles and reports for a given Mapping Services (WMS).

geographic area and can search the FWS fish http://ecos.fws.gov/ecos/indexPublic.do[10/25/2012 1:48:33 PM]

Environmental Conservation Online System l ECOS Use the GeoFIN mapper.

passage barrier database.

Learn about ECOS Map Services Use the GeoFIN mapper.

ECOS HOME l FWS Disclaimer l ECOS Disclaimer l FWS Homepage l Contact ECOS http://ecos.fws.gov/ecos/indexPublic.do[10/25/2012 1:48:33 PM]

Species By County Report Species Reports Environmental Conservation Online System Search Species By County Report The following report contains Species that are known to or are believed to occur in this county. Species with range unrefined past the state level are now excluded from this report. If you are looking for the Section 7 range (for Section 7 Consultations), please visit the IPaC application.

County: Rhea, TN Group Name Population Status Lead Office Recovery Plan Name Recovery Plan Action Status Recovery Plan Stage Rock Island Bald eagle lower 48 Ecological Chesapeake Bay Bald Birds (Haliaeetus Recovery View Implementation Progress Final Revision 1 States Services Eagle Recovery Plan leucocephalus)

Field Office Southwestern Bald View Implementation Progress Final Eagle Recovery Plan Recovery Plan for the View Implementation Progress Final Pacific Bald Eagle Southeastern States Bald Eagle Recovery View Implementation Progress Final Revision 1 Plan Northern States Bald View Implementation Progress Final Eagle Recovery Plan Pink mucket Asheville (pearlymussel) Ecological Pink Mucket Pearly Clams Endangered View Implementation Progress Final (Lampsilis Services Mussel abrupta) Field Office Entire Range; Dromedary Tennessee Except pearlymussel Ecological Dromedary Pearly where listed Endangered View Implementation Progress Final (Dromus Services Mussel as dromas) Field Office Experimental Populations AL; Free-Flowing Reach of the Tennessee Experimental Office Of River below Population, The

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the Wilson Non- Regional Dam, Essential Director Colbert and Lauderdale Counties, AL Kentucky Rough pigtoe Ecological Rough Pigtoe Pearly (Pleurobema Endangered View Implementation Progress Final Services Mussel plenum)

Field Office Orangefoot Kentucky pimpleback Ecological Orange-footed Pearly (pearlymussel) Endangered View Implementation Progress Final Services Mussel (Plethobasus Field Office cooperianus) http://ecos.fws.gov/tess_public/countySearch!speciesByCountyReport.action?fips=47143[10/24/2012 1:47:44 PM]

Species By County Report Kentucky Fanshell Ecological (Cyprogenia Endangered Fanshell (Mussel) View Implementation Progress Final Services stegaria)

Field Office Asheville Spotfin Chub Ecological Fishes (Erimonax Entire Threatened Spotfin Chub View Implementation Progress Final Services monachus)

Field Office Experimental Office Of Tellico River, Population, The

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TN Non- Regional Essential Director Tennessee Laurel dace Recovery Outline for Recovery efforts in progress, Ecological (Chrosomus Endangered Laurel Dace but no implementation Outline Services saylori) (Chrosomus saylori) information yet to display.

Field Office Bloomington Indiana Bat (Myotis Indiana bat Ecological sodalis) Draft Mammals (Myotis Endangered View Implementation Progress Draft Revision 1 Services Recovery Plan: First sodalis)

Field Office Revision Columbia Gray bat Ecological (Myotis Endangered Gray Bat View Implementation Progress Final Services grisescens)

Field Office Export options: CSV l EXCEL l XML l PDF Last updated: October 24, 2012 ECOS Home l Contact Us U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Home Page l Department of the Interior l USA.gov l About the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service l Accessibility l Privacy l Notices l Disclaimer l FOIA http://ecos.fws.gov/tess_public/countySearch!speciesByCountyReport.action?fips=47143[10/24/2012 1:47:44 PM]

Species By County Report Species Reports Environmental Conservation Online System Search Species By County Report The following report contains Species that are known to or are believed to occur in this county. Species with range unrefined past the state level are now excluded from this report. If you are looking for the Section 7 range (for Section 7 Consultations), please visit the IPaC application.

County: Meigs, TN Group Name Population Status Lead Office Recovery Plan Name Recovery Plan Action Status Recovery Plan Stage Rock Island Bald eagle lower 48 Ecological Southwestern Bald Birds (Haliaeetus Recovery View Implementation Progress Final States Services Eagle Recovery Plan leucocephalus)

Field Office Recovery Plan for the View Implementation Progress Final Pacific Bald Eagle Southeastern States Bald Eagle Recovery View Implementation Progress Final Revision 1 Plan Northern States Bald View Implementation Progress Final Eagle Recovery Plan Chesapeake Bay Bald View Implementation Progress Final Revision 1 Eagle Recovery Plan Pink mucket Asheville (pearlymussel) Ecological Pink Mucket Pearly Clams Endangered View Implementation Progress Final (Lampsilis Services Mussel abrupta) Field Office Tennessee Snail darter Ecological Fishes (Percina Threatened Snail Darter View Implementation Progress Final Services tanasi)

Field Office Bloomington Indiana Bat (Myotis Indiana bat Ecological sodalis) Draft Mammals (Myotis Endangered View Implementation Progress Draft Revision 1 Services Recovery Plan: First sodalis)

Field Office Revision Columbia Gray bat Ecological (Myotis Endangered Gray Bat View Implementation Progress Final Services grisescens)

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