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FY APPROVED UNDER REVISION TOTAL

NAVY INSTALLATIONS AND OPERATING AREAS ARE LOCATED IN SENSITIVE ENVIRONMENTS

THE CONSERVATION / MISSION CHALLANGE

TRADITIONAL PROGRAM ELEMENTS LAND MANAGEMENT FOREST MANAGEMENT FISH & WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT OUTDOOR RECREATION

PROTECTION OF NEOTROPICAL MIGRATORY BIRDS AND THEIR HABITAT

 Wetlands  Watersheds  Soil Types  Vegetation Types  Conservation Zones  Coastal Zones  Critical Habitat  Coral Reefs  Marine Mammal Migration Routes GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS