Priority Amphibian and Reptile Conservation Areas (PARCA), Washington

Apr 3, 2023 (Last modified Jun 27, 2023)
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Recently, Partners for Amphibian and Reptile Conservation (PARC) created a framework for amphibians and reptiles through the development of model criteria for identifying and ranking Priority Amphibian and Reptile Conservation Areas (PARCAs – Sutherland and deMaynadier 2012). The PARCA model selection criteria are a valuable conservation tool, especially when combined with the expert knowledge available through the PARC network. (See WA PARCA's Writeup (Public).pdf for detailed methods and more)

 
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    Amphibian and Reptile Conservancy, Inc. Priority Amphibian and Reptile Conservation Area (PARCA) Database. 09/29/2022. Digital Data Set: Source Features. Louisville, Kentucky.
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    See our data sharing agreement for proper use. Anytime the data is used on a map, report or plan please cite the data as: Amphibian and Reptile Conservancy, Inc. Priority Amphibian and Reptile Conservation Area (PARCA) Database. 09/29/2022. Digital Data Set: Source Features. Louisville, Kentucky.
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    side-blotched lizard, amphibians, ring-necked snake, parca, sceloporus occidentalis, northern rubber boa, hypsiglena chlorophaea, desert nightsnake, plethodon larselli, anaxyrus boreas, priority conservation areas, cascade torrent salamander, van dyke’s salamander, dicamptodon tenebrosus, rhyacotriton cascadae, plethodon dunni, olympic torrent salamander, pygmy short-horned lizard, rhyacotriton olympicus, charina bottae, phrynosoma douglasii, anaxyrus woodhousi, lampropeltis zonata, rana pretiosa, rhyacotriton kezeri, sceloporus graciosus, reptile, actinemys marmorata, diadophis punctatus, ascaphus montanus, southern alligator lizard, california mountain kingsnake, coluber taeniatus, ambystoma mavortium, uta stansburiana, cope’s giant salamander, woodhouse’s toad, northwestern pond turtle, tiger salamander, larch mountain salamander, elgaria multicarinata, western toad, plethodon vandykei, striped whipsnake, amphibian, arc, parcas, columbia spotted frog, rana luteiventris, contia tenuis, lithobates pipiens, rocky mountain tailed frog, coastal giant salamander, reptiles, oregon spotted frog, sagebrush lizard, dicamptodon copei, common sharp-tailed snake
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