Geographic Approach to Planning for Biological Diversity. Gap Analysis Bulletin No. 16

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Contents: Features: Improving the Characterization and Mapping of Wildlife Habitats with Lidar Data: Measurement Priorities for the Inland Northwest, USA; Multiple Scale Integrated Range Maps for Modeling Predicted Distributions of Vertebrate Species in the U.S. Virgin Islands; A Pilot Project to Visualize Kentucky 's Modeled Vertebrate Habitat Change; Applications: Applications of SWReGAP Data to Conservation; Using GAP Data in Invasive Plant Ecology and Management; Providing Digital Access to Ancillary GAP Data; Aquatic: Applications of a Broad-Spectrum Tool for Conservation and Fisheries Analysis: Aquatic Gap Analysis: Using Aquatic GAP Models to Inform Conservation Decisions: A Framework; and International: Methodological Approach to Identify Mexico's Terrestrial Priority Sites for Conservation.