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INHABIT mapping of current and future habitat suitability for the European common reed

By Fort Collins Science Center
Current European common reed habitat suitability in the Salt Lake City area. Future European common reed habitat suitability in the Salt Lake City area.
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Using the INHABIT tool to map the current (left) and future (right) habitat suitability of the European common reed for the Salt Lake City BLM Field Office. 

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