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IPaC: Home After 90 days, project proponents should confirm their results on IPaC by requesting an 'updated' official species list for their project in IPaC There is no standard "shelf life" for conservation measures; these are updated as new information warrants
IPaC: Log in - FWS IPaC login Why do I need an IPaC account? An account is required to define a project or request an official species list This is necessary to keep your projects secure Other benefits include easier access to a list of your projects, improved project sharing, and a profile to pre-fill forms
IPaC: Listing status - FWS Listing status The Endangered Species Act (ESA) and the guidance and policies of the U S Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) define many categories of listing statuses for species As a general rule, IPaC uses the term "listed species" to generically refer to species that may belong to any of the categories
IPaC: Explore Location resources - FWS What does IPaC use to generate the list of endangered species potentially occurring in my specified location? Do these lists represent all species to be considered at this location? If this resource list is empty, do I still need to coordinate with the USFWS? What is an 'official species list' and why would I need one?
IPaC: Create account - FWS For full information on the Policies applicable to IPaC, please click on the following links: Policies, Notices, and Disclaimer
IPaC Location API - FWS The IPaC location API enables external applications to create and request data from IPaC through a RESTful interface IMPORTANT: THE LOCATION API WILL EVENTUALLY REQUIRE AN API KEY FOR ACCESS
IPaC: Accessibility - FWS This accessibility report is a tool that administrators and decision-makers can use to evaluate IPaC's conformance with the accessibility standards under Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act and W3C's Web Content Accessibility 2 0 (WCAG) Level AA Standards