Maybe we should consider making this project web-based. That would allow
for up-to-the-minute content (range maps, new species descriptions, T&E
status listings). Maybe a page for each state, with standardized format
for easy cross-reference. I think this would be extremely valuable for
NANFA members, the public, researchers, agency types - the list goes on and
on. Is this beyond our abilities?
Jamie
At 01:29 PM 2/13/02, you wrote:
>What helps me more than anything are the overlay maps of the waterways.
>When I can see the connection between a fish and a river system, the range
>makes a lot more sense. I'm a fan of any project that shares this sort of
>info.
>
>Steven A. Ellis
>Kennesaw, GA
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