Habitat Protection & Acquisition Catalog
Large and Small Parcel Acquisitions
1994 - 2006
Published February 2007

Habitat protection has been a major component of the Exxon Valdez oil spill restoration process. The acquisition of private lands, or partial interests in private lands, is intended to promote natural recovery of spill-injured resources and services by removing the threat of additional development impacts. These lands will be managed in perpetuity for the restoration and protection of resources and services injured by the spill and for the enjoyment of the public for purposes of subsistence use, sport fishing and hunting, personal use fishing, recreational uses, and commercial fishing.

This publication summarizes the results of both large and small parcel acquisitions by geographic areas within the area affected by the Exxon Valdez oil spill. The document is large and can be downloaded either as one large file or by chapters or sections as listed below.

• EVOS Habitat Catalog (entire document, 85 MB)
  
• Front matter including Introduction, History, and "About this Catalog" (1.25 MB)
  
• Prince William Sound (28.25 MB)
  
• Kenai Peninsula (28.5 MB)
  
• Kodiak Archipelago (36.6 MB)
  
• References and Appendices (1 MB)
• One Page Summary Table (html)
• Summary Table(pdf) (3 pages with small parcel detail)
• Maps and Summary Pages by Parcel Name
• Large Parcel Map
• Small Parcels by Region, PWS, Kenai, Kodiak

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