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IMAP, was the first program of its
kind, and was created by the Mammal Technical Committee of the Pennsylvania
Biological Survey (PaBS).
IMAP was a joint partnership of the
National Wildlife Federation, PA Wildlife Federation, PA Federation of
Sportsmen's Clubs, Mammal Technical Committee/PA Biological Survey, and the
Carnegie Museum of Natural History.
The pilot IMAP conservation plan was
completed for Pennsylvania, and will be used as a model to protect critical
mammal habitat throughout North America.
LATEST NEWS
The
Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources gives
properties that are designated as Important Mammal Areas more eligibility
points on DCNR grant applications, which elevates the probability of grant
acceptance.
The manuscript and conservation
plans for the IMA’s will be posted on the PGC’s web site soon.
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