Propagation, mapping and re-introducing rare species to restored bogs and wet pine savanna in Big Branch Marsh National Wildlife Refuge

The objective of this project was to support the US Fish and Wildlife Service wet prairie and seepage slope restoration at Big Branch Marsh National Wildlife Refuge. Atlanta Botanical Garden would accomplish this by conducting on the ground surveys for priority wetland plant species, the GIS mapping of priority wetlands, and propagation of appropriate rare species for later augmentation efforts into restored and managed sites where they have been extirpated due to fire suppression and historic land use practices

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Campo Valore
Gruppi
  • AmeriGEOSS
  • National Provider
  • North America
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  • geo
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  • north-america
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license_title License not specified
maintainer Brent Frakes
maintainer_email brent_frakes@fws.gov
metadata_created 2025-12-02T01:48:25.656179
metadata_modified 2025-12-02T01:48:25.656184
notes The objective of this project was to support the US Fish and Wildlife Service wet prairie and seepage slope restoration at Big Branch Marsh National Wildlife Refuge. Atlanta Botanical Garden would accomplish this by conducting on the ground surveys for priority wetland plant species, the GIS mapping of priority wetlands, and propagation of appropriate rare species for later augmentation efforts into restored and managed sites where they have been extirpated due to fire suppression and historic land use practices
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title Propagation, mapping and re-introducing rare species to restored bogs and wet pine savanna in Big Branch Marsh National Wildlife Refuge