FY 2011 Habitat Accomplishments
- 2,873 acres of wetland habitat
- 26,481 acres of upland habitat
- 9 miles of stream/riparian habitat
FY 1992-2011 Cumulative
Accomplishments
Between 1992 and 2011, the
Service has entered into over 850 Wildlife Extension Agreements with private
landowners throughout Nebraska. These projects have resulted in the protection,
restoration, and/or enhancement of approximately:
- 48,366 acres of wetland habitat
- 208,529 acres of upland habitat
- 363 miles of stream/riparian habitat
These
projects have benefitted federally listed species (e.g., whooping cranes, least terns, and
piping plovers), migratory waterbirds (e.g., waterfowl, shorebirds, and wading birds),
grassland nesting birds, and numerous other fish and wildlife species.
In addition, the Partners Program has
developed over 30 successful partnerships with Federal and State agencies, local
governments, and private organizations and continues to provide technical assistance to
these partners in the implementation of key conservation programs. |