This
site brings many of the Department's varied data collections,
compilation, and disseminations efforts under one comprehensive site.
RAPnet enhances the Department's need to address resource
assessment priorities and refocus many of our existing efforts in the
collection, analysis, and use of data on native fish, wildlife, plants,
and communities. Important aspects of this site are to enhance
consistency and coordination among biological disciplines, and ensure
that our specific monitoring programs and activities throughout the
state are focused on obtaining important and useful information for the
Department, decision-makers, and the public.
This site focuses on several key program objectives:
Provide
a tool to aid in the prioritization of species, natural communities,
and native habitats for survey, monitoring, and applied research.
Assist
the integration among the various biological disciplines in the
Department, regional governing authorities and other non-government
organizations.
Provide a Program data distribution center for use in regional and statewide assessments.
Supply a clearing house for Resource Assessment Program documents, tools, and events.
Support
the exchange of ideas by providing a forum for resource assessment
staff, other Department scientists, and collaborating scientists from
other agencies, universities, and conservation organizations.
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Last modified
2005-05-05 07:05 PM
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