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The document outlines the Wildlife Survey Protocols for the Pinedale Field Office, detailing procedures for surveying various endangered species including the Black-footed Ferret, Mountain Plover, Pygmy Rabbit, Raptors, Burrowing Owl, Bald Eagle, Yellow-billed Cuckoo, and White-tailed Prairie Dog. It includes guidelines for survey methods, data collection standards, and specific protocols to ensure compliance with the Endangered Species Act. The document emphasizes the importance of conducting surveys in suitable habitats to assess the presence of these species and mitigate potential impacts from development activities.

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