Nature Mapping Information Request Form | Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation

Data Request Form - Nature Mapping JHWF

All data requests are reviewed by the Nature Mapping Jackson Hole Scientific Advisory Board to fulfill or deny requests based on JHWF's guidelines.

Date(Required)

Organization/Agency Name (if applicable)(Required)

Partner Organizations (if applicable)

Contact Name(Required)

First Last

Email(Required)

Phone(Required)

Address

Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country

Requested Data

Start and End Date for Data Request

Location (general description, geographic boundaries, or NAD 83 coordinates)

Species of Interest

Land Ownership/Jurisdiction (private, BLM, state lands, NPS, etc.)

Preferred Format of Data

Additional Comments / Request Details (Date needed by, etc)

Detailed Project Description - Outline of Your Project

Project Title

Summary Description (Please Explain how you will use the Nature Mapping Data)

Project Dates

Conservation, Public Education and Resource Management

How will the data help conserve local species and/or contribute back to the community (public involvement, resource education, etc.)

How will this project influence local management decisions?

Deliverables

Will the requested data be used in a report, manuscript, marketing materials (et al.) and what is the timeline for JHWF to receive a copy of the materials?

What financial profit will likely occur from obtaining this dataset?

Please upload relevant documents, maps or tables the Project Coordinator may need to process your data request.

Max. file size: 50 MB.

Please upload relevant documents, maps or tables the Project Coordinator may need to process your data request.

Max. file size: 50 MB.

Please upload relevant documents, maps or tables the Project Coordinator may need to process your data request.

Max. file size: 50 MB.

Data Provided

Data may be provided to individuals or organizations on a demonstrated need basis for single use purposes related to the appropriate conservation and management of wildlife in Teton County Wyoming. Nature Mapping Jackson Hole collects data on the presence of wildlife using opportunistic observations by citizen scientists. All data is reviewed by at least two NMJH affiliated biologists for accuracy. The data does not include absence data. NMJH / JHWF makes no guarantees as to the completeness or acc uracy of any data; all data and information are provided on an “as is”, “where is” or “as available” basis. NMJH/ JHWF accepts no responsibility for losses, damage or litigation related to the use of the data. The recipient releases NMJH/ JHWF from any los s or cause of action and agrees to indemnify NMJH/ JHWF for any loss or cause of action arising from the use of the data. Data will be delivered electronically via email.