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Sivinski, B. 2017. Email regarding extirpations of Parish's alkaligrass at three occurrences. RCS Southwest.

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Ferland, C. 2017. Observation of a Burrowing Owl at a rural residence in El Prado, New Mexico.

Howard, R. 2017. Lesser Prairie-Chicken survey forms. Bureau of Land Management, Roswell Field Office.

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Stuart, J. 2017. Burrowing Owl on camera trap at Rio Rancho High School. Rio Rancho, NM.

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Roth, D. 2017. Ignacio Chavez Grant: Special Management Area Rare Plant Survey Report. New Mexico Energy, Minerals, and Natural Resources Department. 14 p.

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Bureau of Reclamation and Jen Bachus. 2017. Rio Grande Silvery Minnow Annual Permit Data. FWS Permit TE813088.

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Johnson, K., and J. Smith. 2017. Management guidance for Piñon-Juniper Species at Risk on New Mexico military installations. Natural Heritage New Mexico Report #399. Natural Heritage New Mexico, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM. 37 p.

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Velarde, C. 2017. Burrowing Owls in Rio Rancho.

McGrath, J. 2017. Assessment of possible rare sedges to be added to the NM Rare Plant List or the NHNM Tracking List. Southwest Carex Working Group

Woodrow, R. 2017. Annual permit data for Mexican Spotted Owl in the Cibola National Forest. FWS permit #TE24806C.

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