16_-_Map_4__EC_Values_Connectivity.pdf

This is a map document showing planned visitor access improvements at the Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge in Nye County, Nevada, which is managed by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. The map specifically focuses on visitor access improvement and interpretive enhancement related to an EC Strategic Plan Value of Connectivity.

The aerial map displays existing and planned infrastructure including new trails (marked in yellow dashed lines), existing trails and boardwalks (in pink), new parking areas, existing parking areas, new overlooks, roads, and road improvements. The improvements are centered around the Crystal Loop area of the refuge, with multiple parking areas and trail connections. The map includes a scale bar showing distances in miles and kilometers, uses NAD 83 datum, and was produced in November 2021. The imagery appears to show both wetland areas (in darker green) and arid terrain, typical of the Nevada landscape.