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Every two years, IDEQ is required by the federal Clean Water Act to conduct a comprehensive analysis of Idaho's water bodies to determine whether they meet state water quality standards and support beneficial uses or if additional pollution controls are needed. This analysis is summarized in an "Integrated Water Quality Monitoring and Assessment Report" (Integrated Report), which is submitted to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for approval. The report serves as a guide for developing and implementing water quality improvement plans (total maximum daily loads, or TMDLs) to protect water quality and achieve federal and state water quality standards.

An interactive, map-based source of information on IDEQ's air quality monitoring activities throughout Idaho. Allows download of real-time air quality data in each location.

Various ArcIMS based viewers for Assessor, County Clerk, Collector, Office of Emergency Management, Planning and Building, Public Works, and Sheriff Departments.

This ArcIMS application allows you to change the symbology of many of the map layers. It also includes markup tools that allow you to add your own information to the map (e.g., polygons, labels, grids), and it has extraction tools to let you extract a shapefile of a selected layer and extract features to a GML file.

Instituto da Conservação da Natureza (Portugal) online mapping site for public analysis and discussion. The European Union adopted the "birds" directive of 1972 and the "habitats" directive of 1992 on the conservation of habitats and species. The Natura 2000 network has been established in each Member State. The objective is to promote the conservation of natural habitats and the habitats of wild fauna and flora while taking into account the economic, social and cultural requirements and specific regional and local characteristics of each Member State.

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