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Endangered Species Program
ABC's
- Endangered Species Act Basics (PDF 250KB)
- Why Save Endangered Species? (PDF 1.1MB)
- National Endangered Species Page
Conservation Funding
Conservation Banking
- Conservation Bank Information
- Banks in Our Area
- Bank Proposals TEXT | PDF (51KB)
Consultation
- Consultation under section 7 of the Endangered Species Act.
- Programmatic Consultations
- Action Area TEXT | PDF (42KB)
It's not just the project's footprint - Consultation Timelines TEXT | PDF (45KB)
- Biological Opinions
Critical Habitat
- Critical Habitat, What is it? (PDF 142KB)
- Species with Critical Habitat national page
- Critical Habitat Maps from the Map Room
- KML Critical Habitat Maps for Google Earth and other programs
Habitat Conservation Plans - HCPs
Listing
Permits & Survey Protocols
- Guidelines & Survey Protocols
- Permits (recovery, hunting, etc.)
Recovery Planning
- Recovery
- 5-Year Status Reviews
- EACCS East Alameda County Conservation Strategy
- Recovery Plans National Page
- Santa Rosa Plain Conservation Strategy
Resources
- ECOS
Environmental Conservation Online System. Data about status, critical habitat, recovery plans, habitat conservation plans and other topics. - Endangered Species Publications
(National web page) - Endangered Species Act (National web site)
Safe Harbor Agreements
- Safe Harbor Program
- Pamphlet (PDF 162KB)
Species Information
- Delta Smelt Recovery
Long-Term Operational Criteria and Plan (OCAP) and other topics. - Smelt Working Group and the Delta Smelt Risk Assessment Matrix.
- Riparian Brush Rabbit Recovery
Read about our captive breeding program and more. - Species Accounts
- Kids Species Information (Grades 4-6)
- Species Data (National web site)
Species Lists
Last updated: August 19, 2008
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