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Rogue Basin All-Lands Forest Restoration Explorer

Rogue Basin All-Lands Forest Restoration Explorer Sharing Geospatial Data to Improve Collaboration Welcome to the Rogue Basin All-Lands Forest Restoration Explorer. Here you’ll find maps and other geospatial data related to wildfire, fuels reduction, prescribed fire, timber harvest, and other past and planned vegetation management projects. Our objective is to support collaborative planning, prioritization and monitoring of forest restoration projects across public and private lands in the Rogue Basin. Find Data Explore your data Past Treatments Project Planning Fuels Reduction & RX Fire Wildfire Rogue Basin Forest Restoration Strategy Rogue Forest Restoration Initiative Riparian & Aquatic Base Layers Maps and Applications Contact Support Max BennettForestry & Natural Resources ProgramSouthern Oregon Research & Extension Center569 Hanley RdCentral Point, OR  97502(541) 776-7371 x221 Copyright 2020. Oregon State University GISci. Links

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Link https://rogue-all-lands-explorer-osugisci.hub.arcgis.com/
Status scheduled
Catalog type Geoportal
Owner name Oregon State University GISci
Owner type Unknown
Owner link None
Owner location United States
Software arcgishub (ArcGIS Hub)
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Access modes open
Content types dataset, map_layer
API Status active

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code name
US United States

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EN English

API Endpoints

type url
dcatap201 https://rogue-all-lands-explorer-osugisci.hub.arcgis.com/api/feed/dcat-ap/2.0.1.json
dcatus11 https://rogue-all-lands-explorer-osugisci.hub.arcgis.com/api/feed/dcat-us/1.1.json
rss https://rogue-all-lands-explorer-osugisci.hub.arcgis.com/api/feed/rss/2.0
ogcrecordsapi https://rogue-all-lands-explorer-osugisci.hub.arcgis.com/api/search/v1

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