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Research from "summary" of State of Washington Natural Heritage Plan by

Research plays a crucial role in understanding and conserving the natural heritage of Washington State. It involves the systematic investigation and study of various aspects of the environment, including biodiversity, ecosystems, and rare species. Through research, scientists can gather valuable data and information that can inform conservation efforts and help protect the state's natural resources for future generations. One of the key objectives of research is to identify and document rare and endangered species that are at risk of extinction. By studying these species, researchers can develop conservation strategies to help protect them and their habitats. Additionally, research can help identify important ecological areas that are in need of protection, such as wetlands, old-growth forests, and riparian zones. R...
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