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snippet:	Natural areas of land under distinct protective or potentially protective management are referred to as Managed Areas. A Managed Area is usually under some formal or legal level of protection and may be managed in accordance with some unified set of management plans. Managed Areas may be established through legislative actions or administrative orders to protect natural areas. They may also be established as the practical outcome of projects to protect formally designed Sites. A Managed Area is defined by its management (not by its ownership), and has legal boundaries defined by component Tracts; it is distinct from a Site whose boundaries are ecologically determined. A record should not be created for a Managed Area until it has been formally established. Until then, any information concerning the prospect of a future Managed Area should be entered in a Site record. We make no warrantees as to the completeness and accuracy of the data presented. Update Date: January 2025
summary:	Natural areas of land under distinct protective or potentially protective management are referred to as Managed Areas. A Managed Area is usually under some formal or legal level of protection and may be managed in accordance with some unified set of management plans. Managed Areas may be established through legislative actions or administrative orders to protect natural areas. They may also be established as the practical outcome of projects to protect formally designed Sites. A Managed Area is defined by its management (not by its ownership), and has legal boundaries defined by component Tracts; it is distinct from a Site whose boundaries are ecologically determined. A record should not be created for a Managed Area until it has been formally established. Until then, any information concerning the prospect of a future Managed Area should be entered in a Site record. We make no warrantees as to the completeness and accuracy of the data presented. Update Date: January 2025
accessInformation:	TDEC Division of Natural Areas - Natural Heritage Program dillon.blankenship@tn.gov
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description:	<DIV STYLE="text-align:Left;"><DIV><DIV><P><SPAN>Natural areas of land under distinct protective or potentially protective management are referred to as Managed Areas. A Managed Area is usually under some formal or legal level of protection and may be managed in accordance with some unified set of management plans. Managed Areas may be established through legislative actions or administrative orders to protect natural areas. They may also be established as the practical outcome of projects to protect formally designed Sites. </SPAN></P><P><SPAN>A Managed Area is defined by its management (not by its ownership), and has legal boundaries defined by component Tracts; it is distinct from a Site whose boundaries are ecologically determined. A record should not be created for a Managed Area until it has been formally established. Until then, any information concerning the prospect of a future Managed Area should be entered in a Site record. </SPAN></P></DIV></DIV></DIV>
licenseInfo:	<DIV STYLE="text-align:Left;"><DIV><DIV><P><SPAN>This data is not survey grade.</SPAN></P></DIV></DIV></DIV>
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