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USPP
(redirected from Upper San Pedro Partnership)

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USPPUnited States Park Police (National Park Service)
USPPUpper San Pedro Partnership (Sierra Vista, AZ)
USPPUnited States Pacifist Party
USPPUnited States Private Placement
USPPUltra-Short-Period Planet (extrasolar)
USPPUtility Service Protection Plan
USPPUniversal Service Preservation Plan (Nynex)
USPPUnited States Pirate Party
USPPUnited for Sanitary Paper Products (Egypt)
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The Nature of the Partnership The Upper San Pedro Partnership includes representatives of agencies and organizations that own or control land or water use in this portion of the Upper San Pedro River Basin.
The upper San Pedro partnership by Duncan, Doug; Slagle, Lynn / Endangered Species Update
Stimulated by concern for the fort and the need for a regional, multidisciplinary approach, the Upper San Pedro Partnership (USPP)--a consortium of 21 state, federal, and local governments and private nonprofit and commercial members--was created in 1999.
Engineering, planning, and ecosystem management: the Upper San Pedro ... by Anderson, Robert L. / Engineer: The Professional Bulletin for Army Engineers
 
 
 
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