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Service Description: Wetlands are located at the interface between terrestrial and aquatic environments, and are often hotspots for a diverse array of terrestrial and aquatic wildlife and plants, including rare species. CNHP modeled rare wetland species support and overall biodiversity conservation, along with likely habitat for aquatic invertebrates, shorebirds, and waterfowl using wetland attributes including hydroperiod, vegetation, and land use. Additional CNHP suitable habitat models for boreal toad, northern leopard frog, New Mexico jumping mouse, Western Yellow-billed Cuckoo, and Southwestern Willow Flycatcher are included as supporting data layers. Geospatial data layers from outside groups and agencies include Gold Medal fish streams, barriers to fish passage, Important Bird Areas, Bird Habitat Conservation Areas, and priority watersheds for CPW Tier 1 fish species.

Map Name: Biodiversity and Wildlife Habitat Functions

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• Biodiversity Conservation (0)
• Aquatic Invertebrate Habitat (1)
• Shorebird Habitat (2)
• Waterfowl Habitat (3)
• Supporting Habitat Information (4)
  • Important Bird Areas (Audubon 2018) (5)
  • Bird Habitat Conservation Areas (IWJV 2005) (6)
  • Barriers to Fish Passage (NFHP 2012) (7)
  • Gold Medal Streams (CPW 2017) (8)
  • Gold Medal Lakes (CPW 2017) (9)
  • Tier 1 Fish Species by Watershed (CPW 2016) (10)
  • Western Yellow Billed Cuckoo Distribution Model (CNHP 2015) (11)
  • Southwestern Willow Flycatcher Distribution Model (CNHP 2015) (12)
  • Northern Leopard Frog Distribution Model (CNHP 2015) (13)
  • Boreal Toad Distribution Model (CNHP 2015) (14)
  • New Mexico Jumping Mouse Distribution Model (CNHP 2015) (15)

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Copyright Text: Colorado Natural Heritage Program, Audubon, IWJV, NFHP, CPW

Spatial Reference: 102100  (3857)


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Comments: Wetlands are located at the interface between terrestrial and aquatic environments, and are often hotspots for a diverse array of terrestrial and aquatic wildlife and plants, including rare species. CNHP modeled rare wetland species support and overall biodiversity conservation, along with likely habitat for aquatic invertebrates, shorebirds, and waterfowl using wetland attributes including hydroperiod, vegetation, and land use. Additional CNHP suitable habitat models for boreal toad, northern leopard frog, New Mexico jumping mouse, Western Yellow-billed Cuckoo, and Southwestern Willow Flycatcher are included as supporting data layers. Geospatial data layers from outside groups and agencies include Gold Medal fish streams, barriers to fish passage, Important Bird Areas, Bird Habitat Conservation Areas, and priority watersheds for CPW Tier 1 fish species.
Subject: Biodiversity and Wildlife Habitat Functions - Map Service for the Watershed Planning Toolbox
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Keywords: biodiversity,wetlands
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