Last Updated: 01-10-01

The Florida Conservation Atlas 2.0

The Florida Conservation atlas is a conglomeration of conservation-oriented spatial datasets that can be used in different scales of conservation planning. The atlas is also a compilation of material overviewing the history of conservation and conservation planning and programs in Florida.

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CD-ROM Contents

  • AtlasExplorer 2.0 - a standalone Windows application to view the data, images and conservation information included on the CD-ROM. See a screenshot.
  • A hyperlinked atlas describing Florida-specific conservation planning programs throughout history, viewable with most web browsers.
  • Numerous conservation-related geographic datasets, including Strategic Habitat Conservation Areas, Priority Wetlands, Biodiversity Hot Spots, and Species Occurrence Data.

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The Florida Conservation Atlas is no longer available for ordering.

Acknowledgements

The Florida Conservation Atlas was produced for the Florida Department of Environmental Protection by the GeoPlan Center using information from the Florida Geographic Data Library.

Editors:
Paul Zwick
Peggy Carr
Robin White-Young
Karen Whitney

Project Manager:
Ilir Bejleri

Authors:
Robin White-Young
Barbara Stafford-Pierce

Research Assistants:
Ashley Murphy
Jodi Rutmann