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Objective Based Vegetation Monitoring

Overview of the Objective Based Vegetation Monitoring program.

Upland habitat scientists assist in the development and implementation of a state-wide upland vegetation monitoring program.  This program intends to periodically measure various vegetation characteristics on FWC lands in order to provide land managers, biologists, and administrators with information that will help them evaluate, monitor, and manage these valuable resources. 

 

 




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