Aquatic Gap Analysis

Aquatic GAP

  
    
The aquatic component of GAP is intended to be integral with terrestrial gap 
analysis, which has to date been the focus of the national program. Missouri was 
the first statewide pilot project to incorporate aquatic habitats and taxa but 
many other states have begun to include aquatic components. The Missouri methods 
are not necessarily those that will be standardized for national application by 
GAP but should be useful to other pilot projects and researchers.
To find out more about a specific aquatic project, visit our aquatic
status map.
    
    
      
  
  
    
  

      These powerpoint presentations will give you more information about
      Aquatic Gap Analysis Projects.

    »  Coarse-Filter 
        Assessment Strategy for Identifying and Prioritizing
          Targets to Conserve Riverine Biodiversity
    »  Aquatic Gap Analysis: Current Projects—October, 2001
    »  Aquatic Gap Analysis in South Dakota
    »  Landscape
    Indicators of Aquatic Habitat and Ordination by Habitat Availability

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