Recovery plan for the Gray-banded Kingsnake in New Mexico

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Recovery plan for the Gray-banded Kingsnake in New Mexico

Authors

Charles W. Painter, Chuck L. Hayes, James N. Stuart

Journal

New Mexico Department of Game and Fish Conservation Services Division

Publication Year

2002

Pages

22

Abstract

The Recovery and Conservation Plan for the Gray-banded Kingsnake is a strategic-level document which provides guidance for the long-term management, conservation, and recovery of the gray-banded kingsnake in New Mexico. This plan was developed with the primary intent to meet statutory requirements for state recovery plans as described within the New Mexico Wildlife Conservation Act. Where possible, it has also been formatted to be consistent with New Mexico Department of Game and Fish long-range plans and other (federal) recovery plans.

Keywords

Lampropeltis alterna

Categories

Academic

Regions

New Mexico

Taxa

Lampropeltis Actinopterygii

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Recovery plan for the Gray-banded Kingsnake in New Mexico