Prioritization from "summary" of State of Washington Natural Heritage Plan by
The process of prioritizing conservation efforts within the State of Washington involves carefully assessing the value and vulnerability of different ecosystems and species. This assessment is based on scientific data, expert knowledge, and input from various stakeholders. By prioritizing certain areas and species, resources can be allocated more effectively to ensure the greatest impact on biodiversity conservation.
One key aspect of prioritization is identifying areas that are both important for biodiversity and at risk of being lost or degraded. These areas, known as "high priority sites," may contain rare or threatened species, unique ecosystems, or provide important ecological services. By focusing on these sites, conservation efforts can have a significant positive impact on the overall health of Washington...
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