Species of Greatest Conservation Need

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Southeast Species of Greatest Conservation Need [Configure]

This set of species have been identified in State Wildlife Action Plans as Species of Greatest Conservation Need (GCN) for the Southeast region, which includes Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee. For more information about the origin of the GCN species list, please see the Southeast Rare Species and Ecological Communities page.

Instructions: Filter the Southeast GCN species list below using the Taxa Groups and/or the States. Click on a species name to open more information about that species.

Option 1. Select one taxonomic group. This action will filter the list to display all species from the chosen taxonomic group and from any state in the region.

Option 2. Select one or more state(s). This action will filter the list to display a subset of species common to all chosen states.

Option 3. Select one taxonomic group and any number of states. This action will filter the list to display a subset of species from the chosen taxonomic group and that are common to all chosen states.

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Vertebrates

Amphibians: 99 (2.81%)

Birds: 240 (6.82%)

Fish: 801 (22.77%)

Mammals: 113 (3.21%)

Reptiles: 132 (3.75%)

Invertebrates

Arachnids: 37 (1.05%)

Bivalves: 286 (8.13%)

Cephalopods: 2 (0.06%)

Cnidarians: 108 (3.07%)

Crustaceans: 438 (12.45%)

Echinoderms: 36 (1.02%)

Gastropods: 287 (8.16%)

Insects: 247 (7.02%)

Myriapods: 17 (0.48%)

Other Invertebrates: 95 (2.70%)

Poriferans: 28 (0.80%)

Worms: 230 (6.54%)

Plants

Bryophytes: 4 (0.11%)

Vascular Plants: 316 (8.98%)

Fungi

Fungi: 2 (0.06%)

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	Integrated Taxonomic Information System (ITIS)	(?)
Integrated Taxonomic Information System or ITIS provides authoritative taxonomic information on plants, animals, fungi, and microbes of North America and the world. source: http://www.itis.gov

	State Wildlife Action Plan (SWAP)	(?)
State wildlife action plans outline the steps that are needed to conserve wildlife and habitat before they become more rare and more costly to protect. Taken as a whole, they present a national action agenda for preventing wildlife from becoming endangered. source: http://www.wildlifeactionplans.org/

	Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF)	(?)
Global Biodiversity Information Network Occurrence Data. source: http://www.gbif.org/

	NatureServe	(?)
NatureServe is a non-profit conservation organization whose mission is to provide the scientific basis for effective conservation action. NatureServe and its network of natural heritage programs are the leading source for information about rare and endangered species and threatened ecosystems. source: http://natureserve.org

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	GAP Analysis Data	(?)
Gap Analysis is a scientific means for assessing to what extent native animal and plant species are being protected. It can be done at a state, local, regional, or national level. source: http://gapanalysis.nbii.gov


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