Our GIS staff provides support to assist biologists learning and using GIS. We also conduct more advanced analyses and solve GIS technical problems for our staff. We coordinate with other Federal and non-Federal agencies to obtain and share spatial data whenever possible. We also develop spatial data for a variety of purposes, including critical habitat, species locations, and monitoring of restoration effectiveness. We also maintain a complete suite of Global positioning System (GPS) equipment, from handheld dataloggers to surveying systems, used for field collection of spatial data.

Currently, our GIS staff consists of Greg Goldsmith and Tina Freeman. Feel free to contact us for more information at the email address shown on our contact page.

Critical Habitat Maps: Western Snowy Plover Critical Habitat Data: Notice: The critical habitat data offered for download on this site is understood to be an approximation of critical habitat unit boundaries. It is not intended to represent the legal boundaries for the purpose of natural resource planning or project development. For legal descriptions of critical habitat, please refer to the notice published in the Federal Register for each species. Kneeland Prairie penny-cress Northern Spotted Owl Marbled Murrelet Western Snowy Plover Tidewater Goby **Northern Spotted Owl **Critical Habitat for these species is currently being redesignated.

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