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Description: The Nature Conservancy, Migratory Species Conservation Project <br><br> Telemetry Data Sources:Stutchbury et al 2009 and Stanley et al 2015, York University, Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute, Canadian Wildlife Service, Purple Martin Conservation Association, & British Antarctic Survey. See <a href='http://migratoryblueways.org' target='_blank'><b>migratoryblueways.org.</b> </a> for a full list of data providers.<br><br> Description: The Nature Conservancy’s Migratory Species Conservation Project aims to identify migratory “blueways” in the Gulf of Mexico and beyond in order to preserve migratory marine species and improve the health of large marine ecosystems. Blueways are highly-trafficked migratory pathways used by multiple marine species across large ocean expanses such as the Gulf of Mexico. <br><br> See the Get Started menu for a suggested citation. Email questions about The Nature Conservancy’s data to <a href="mailto:valerie.mcnulty@tnc.org ">valerie.mcnulty@tnc.org </a>

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