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      THREATENED SPECIES RECOVERY PLAN 37 

 01 2 3 565 7 0 8   0 . And a great value too! We understand the importance of your data and the value of a full, fast and secure recovery. At Data Rescue MDs, our motto is “Lose your fear, not your data!” We demonstrate our data recovery commitment to our customers every day working tirelessly to successfully rescue their data. Our data recovery engineers are HIPAA certified to appropriately manage sensitive data throughout our secure data recovery process. S Fish Wildlife Service Listing a Species as Threatened or Endangered Section 4 of the Endangered Species Act The Endangered Species Act of 1973 as amended is one of the most far reaching wildli Recovery plans are statements of the Departments intentions for the conservation of particular plants and animals for a defined period In focusing on goals and objectives for management recovery plans serve to guide the Department in its allocation Donna . Wieting. Director. Office of Protected Resources. MAFAC. September 24, 2014. Silver Spring, MD. NOAA’s Protected Resources Recovery Program. Presentation Outline. ESA Overview/What We do to Support Recovery. Recovery plansThis is one of a series of recovery plans published by the Department ofConservation. Recovery plans are statements of the Department OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES. . THREATENED AND ENDANGERED SPECIES. Ohio . T & E coordinating agencies:. U.S. . Fish and Wildlife Service . USFWS). . Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) . with. PEEL. The Language of Formal Writing. Formal writing has the following features:. Written in 3. rd. person. (Do not use I, me, you, your, we). Written in present/enduring tense (It is..). Use of formal language. in . different . animal. groups. 3/4 of all animals . (>1 million species) . are insects!. 1,400,000 animal sp.. 320,000 plant sp.. Estimated # of tropical species . (based on birds) . = 2-3 x temperate =. A recovery plan prepared under the Commonwealth Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999. Citation Liddle, D.T., Gibbons, A. and Taylor, R. (2008). Recovery plan for the threate PFBC-DES-NDS RevFebruary 2015Division of Environmental ServicesNatural Diversity Section450 Robinson LaneBellefonte PA 16823-9620QUALIFIED SURVEYORS FOR FRESHWATER MUSSELS in the INTERIOR BASIN OHIO 1. Objectives. Describe what the Wellness Recovery Action . Plan (. WRAP) . is. Identify the goals of the . WRAP. Define needed support . network. 2. What Is WRAP?. Watch Video. 3. WRAP Is…. The Wellness Recovery Action Plan. Ecological- numbers of species are so few that it can no longer play its ecological roles in biological communities. Biological- species is no longer found anywhere on Earth (forever). Extinctions . Endangered- so few individual survivors that species could become extinct. Forest T/E Species. Carly Lapin, Wisconsin DNR. Bureau of Natural Heritage Conservation. Bureau of Natural . Heritage Conservation. Vision:. We envision a Wisconsin with a thriving natural heritage supported by, and benefiting, everyone..