How to Report Information to the Idaho Conservation Data Center

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The quantity and quality of data collected by the Idaho Conservation Data Center (IDCDC) are dependent on the research and observations of many individuals and organizations. The highest quality data comes from trained biologists and ecologists, but sightings of certain large species (e.g., wolverine) are often made by the general public.

The IDCDC has developed specific forms which observers are to use when reporting information:

Rare Animal Report Form

Rare Plant Report Form

Rare Plant Monitoring Form

Plant Community Report Form