Description: The Wildlife Tracts program is a cooperative venture between the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), the Idaho Department of Fish and Game (IDFG), and the Bureau of Reclamation (USBR). These tracts provide islands of permanent wildlife habitat for a variety of wildlife species and allow public access for a number of recreational activities.Wildlife Tracts consist of BLM and USBR managed land, usually surrounded by private agricultural property, and specifically managed as wildlife habitat. There are 284 tracts in the program ranging in size from 10 to 360 acres encompassing over 33,000 acres in South Central Idaho. The success of the Wildlife Tracts program is founded in cooperation and mutual benefit. Landowners, public land managers, wildlife enthusiasts and dozens of bird and mammal species all benefit from the work accomplished through this program.
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Copyright Text: This data set was originally created by the Bureau of Land Management staff in Idaho. In 2012, the data was updated for a new edition of the SC Idaho Wildlife Tracts paper map by Pamela Bond, Idaho Fish and Game.
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