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Habitat Conservation Assistance Network
The Habitat Conservation Assistance Network (HabitatCAN) helps private landowners manage candidate, threatened, and endangered species habitat on their land. The two species featured are the Lesser Prairie Chicken and the Sage-grouse.
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