Alaska Natural Heritage Program
- Project Website
- http://aknhp.uaa.alaska.edu/Default.htm
- Project Description
- The Alaska Natural Heritage Program (AKNHP) is Alaska's clearinghouse for information on plant and animal species of conservation concern, natural communities of conservation concern, and invasive nonnative plant species. We collect, validate, and distribute this information, and assist natural resource managers and others in applying it effectively.
The Alaska Natural Heritage Program is part of NatureServe, and our data are linked to similar programs in all 50 states, most Canadian provinces, and many Latin American countries. AKNHP was established in 1989 by The Nature Conservancy and in 1993 became part of the University of Alaska Anchorage, residing in the Environment and Natural Resources Institute of the College of Arts and Sciences.
- Contact
- Keith Boggs
Program Manager / Ecologist
University of Alaska Anchorage
- Project Type
- Facilitator
- Project Language
- English
- Key Inputs
- Data from various sources, for various projects
- Key Infrastructure
- web site, GIS, databases
- Key Technologies
- Various for projects
- Key Processes
- Contributes to NatureServe
- Geographic Scope
- Alaska
- Taxonomic Scope
- Life - All
- Comments
- Botany Projects: Non-Native Plants of Alaska
- Record Status
- Information about this project is Complete.
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