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Biological Assessments,
State by State.

Atlensa reviews Biological Assessments against ESA Section 7, USFWS and NMFS consultation practice, and state endangered-species programs - so effects determinations and conservation measures hold up.

For instance: a species called 'not likely to adversely affect' in the effects table gets a different determination in the conclusion and the cover letter to USFWS.

California

USFWS Pacific Southwest Region (Sacramento, Carlsbad, Ventura, Yreka)

Delta smelt and longfin smeltCalifornia tiger salamander / vernal pool fairy shrimp+3 more

Florida

USFWS South Florida, North Florida, and Panama City Ecological Services

Florida panther and scrub-jayManatee and sea turtles+3 more

Texas

USFWS Southwest Region (Austin, Corpus Christi, Houston, Arlington)

Whooping crane (Aransas / migration corridor)Golden-cheeked warbler and black-capped vireo+3 more

Louisiana

USFWS Louisiana Ecological Services (Lafayette)

Pallid sturgeon (Mississippi / Atchafalaya)Gulf sturgeon+3 more

Washington

USFWS Pacific Region (Washington Fish and Wildlife Office)

Puget Sound Chinook, steelhead, and bull troutSouthern Resident killer whale+3 more

New York

USFWS Northeast Region (New York Field Office, Cortland)

Indiana and northern long-eared batsBog turtle+3 more

Michigan

USFWS Midwest Region (Michigan Ecological Services, East Lansing)

Indiana, northern long-eared, and tricolored batsPiping plover (Great Lakes DPS)+3 more

Minnesota

USFWS Midwest Region (Twin Cities Ecological Services)

Canada lynx and gray wolfTopeka shiner and mussel assemblages+3 more

Ohio

USFWS Midwest Region (Ohio Ecological Services, Columbus)

Indiana, northern long-eared, and tricolored batsClubshell, fanshell, and other Ohio River mussels+3 more

Pennsylvania

USFWS Northeast Region (Pennsylvania Field Office, State College)

Indiana, northern long-eared, and tricolored batsBog turtle (southeast)+3 more

New Jersey

USFWS New Jersey Field Office (Galloway)

Indiana and northern long-eared batsBog turtle+3 more

Georgia

USFWS Southeast Region (Georgia Ecological Services, Athens / Brunswick)

Red-cockaded woodpeckerAtlantic and shortnose sturgeon+3 more

North Carolina

USFWS Southeast Region (Raleigh and Asheville Ecological Services)

Red-cockaded woodpeckerNorthern long-eared bat and Indiana bat (mountains)+3 more

Oregon

USFWS Pacific Region (Oregon Fish and Wildlife Office)

Chinook, coho, steelhead, and bull troutMarbled murrelet and northern spotted owl+3 more

Wisconsin

USFWS Midwest Region (Wisconsin Ecological Services, Green Bay / Madison)

Northern long-eared bat and tricolored batKirtland's warbler (limited)+3 more

Other report types

EAEnvironmental AssessmentNEPAPhase I ESAPhase I Environmental Site AssessmentASTM E1527WDRWetland Delineation ReportUSACE / CWA 404
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