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Nearshore Project Selection Tool for Salmonid Recovery |
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Nearshore Project Selection Tool for Salmonid Recovery |
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[[-123.104763761771,47.0323988075925],[-122.536428507658,47.4138860266748]] |
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Squaxin Island Tribe |
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The Chinook and Bull Trout Recovery Approach for South Puget Sound (NOAA Fisheries 2007) outlined discrete habitat types found along the shoreline that were hypothesized to be beneficial to juvenile salmonids. Each of these habitats contributes to the four essential nearshore eco-system functions beneficial to juvenile salmonids described by Simenstad (1982) and William and Thom (2001). This dataset represents those shoreline segments deemed to be 'more' and 'most' beneficial to salmonids based on the presence of various habitat(s) and ecological structures and functions. |
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NearshoreModel |
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Map Service |
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en-US |
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NPST_Beneficial |
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44984BA9-7671-48A6-A2FD-3AF8BC122179 |
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NAD_1983_HARN_StatePlane_Washington_South_FIPS_4602_Feet |