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 "description": "The Western Governor\u2019s Wildlife Council defines \u201ccrucial habitat\u201d as places containing the resources (including food, water, cover, shelter and important wildlife corridors) that are necessary for the survival and reproduction of aquatic and terrestrial wildlife and to prevent unacceptable declines, or facilitate future recovery of, wildlife populations; or are important ecological systems with high biological diversity value. The Compiled Crucial Habitat layer can be used to determine areas containing high priority crucial habitat results throughout this analysis. This layer is a result of aggregating all crucial habitat input layers, and can provide an initial overview of whether an area contains crucial habitat or important natural resources for fish and wildlife.  See http://www.dfw.state.or.us/maps/compass/md_crucial_habitat.asp for documentation on this layer.",
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 "title": "Crucial Habitat Rank",
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 "accessInformation": "Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Oregon Conservation Strategy GIS Analyst",
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