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Age-specific net-migration articles and statistics by county or state, for entire U.S., from University of Wisconsin-Madison Applied Population Lab. Make maps and charts to visualize migration...
iMapInvasives is a comprehensive tool for online invasive species data management, with many aspects to appeal to natural resource managers, volunteers, and the public. Learn more from the...
Migration flows, by age, sex, race, and Latino/Hispanic-origin, by county, for entire U.S., from U.S. Census Bureau
The Conservation Registry is a cooperative effort launched by Defenders of Wildlife and several conservation partners. Its online database tracks and maps various on-the-ground restoration and...
An online encyclopedia of life and database of plants, animals, and ecosystems of the United States and Canada. The NatureServe Explorer has in-depth coverage for rare and endangered species. Use...
Compass (Centralized Oregon Mapping Products and Analysis Support System) is an online data and planning tool to map Oregon's wildlife habitats developed by the Oregon Department of Fish and...
A web-based mapping application developed by the Nature Conservancy (in partnership with the University of Washington and the University of Southern Mississippi) that displays historic temperature...
Data Basin is a science-based mapping and analysis platform that supports learning, research, and sustainable environmental stewardship. From the Data Basin website, a user can explore and...
This U.S. Forest Service portal contains several mapping and reporting application that address drought, forest pest conditions, forest disturbance, insect and disease maps (past, present, and...
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