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Izembek National Wildlife Refuge land exchange/road corridor : final environmental impact statement / U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

[Anchorage, Alaska] : U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, [2013]

Final.

Summary: An environmental impact statement was prepared for a proposed land exchange with the State of Alaska and King Cove Corporation for road construction through Izembek National Wildlife Refuge and Izembek Wilderness. This final EIS describes five alternatives (no action, two road options, hovercraft, and ferry) and evaluates the environmental consequences of each.

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Section	Size
Cover letter addressed to readers	419 KB
Executive Summary	2.4 MB
Table of Contents and List of Acronyms	1.4 MB
Chapter 1. Purpose and Need	4 MB
Chapter 2. Alternatives	4.5 MB
Chapter 3.1. Affected Environment : Physical Environment	6.6 MB
Chapter 3.2. Affected Environment : Biological Environment	42.1 MB
Chapter 3.3. Affected Environment : Social Environment	20.3 MB
Chapter 4. Environmental Consequences	5.4 MB
Chapter 5. Consultation and Coordination	1 MB
References	1.3 MB
Appendix A. Public Law-111-11, Title VI, Subtitle E	1 MB
Appendix B. Parcels Proposed for Exchange and Boundary Adjustment	1 MB
Appendix C. Scoping Report	7.3 MB
Appendix D. ANILCA Section 810 Analysis of Subsistence Impacts	1.1 MB
Appendix E. Water Sources and 35 Percent Road Design	32.5 MB
Appendix F. Mitigation Measures	1.2 MB
Appendix G. Comment Analysis and Response Report	27.4 MB
Appendix H. Cultural Resource Report	2.8 MB
Appendix I. Correspondence Concerning the No Action Alternative	2.2 MB
Appendix J. Cooperating Agency Correspondence Related to the Preferred Alternative	3.5 MB