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U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service

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Asheville Field Office library

Updated July 10, 2026

General resources

General resources of the Asheville Field Office

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Asheville Ecological Services Field Office Strategic Plan, 2023-2028

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Strategic Plan for the Partners for Fish and Wildlife Program in North Carolina

Identifies species and areas across North Carolina where the Service prioritizes its work of providing financial and technical assistance to private landowners so they may improve habitat on their land.

Consultation resources

Resources are to help understand and implement federal project review under the Endangered Species Act.

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Survey windows for federally threatened or endangered plants in North Carolina

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Range-wide Indiana Bat and northern long-eared bat survey guidelines

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Asheville Field Office's example conservation measures for projects

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Flow-chart of the Endangered Species Act Section 7 federal project review process

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