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Table 4-5. Natural land cover protection goals for Conservation Zone 5. Natural Landcover Type Protection Goal Tot (CZ al Acreage -5) Pro in T tected Acreag ype 1&2 (CZ-5 e ) Unprotected Acreage (CZ-5) Unprotected Acrea (Study Area) ge Study Area's Unprotected Acreage in CZ-5 (%) Conservation Goal (= acres unprotected x protection goal) Grassland Alkali Meadow and Scalds 90% 230 0 230 871 26% 207 California Annual Grassland 75% 7,528 1,520 6,008 104,749 6% 4,506 Valley sink scrub 90% 0.2 0 0 155 0% 0 Rock Outcrop 90% 4 0 4 53 8% 4 Oak Woodland Blue Oak Woodland 75% 42 0 42 22,193 0.2% 32 Coast Live Oak Forest and Woodland 75% 146 146 0 844 0% 0 Wetlands Alkali Wetland 90% 127 31 96 621 15% 86 Seasonal Wetland 90% 8 0 8 532 2% 7 Open Water Pond 75% 9 2 7 362 2% 6 Streams 1 90% 3 0 3 215 1% 3 Natural Land Cover Type Acreage Total 2 8,094 1,698 6,397 130,380 5% 4,848 1 All numbers in table for streams are represented as miles. 2 Natural land cover type total does not include streams, which are represented as miles.
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State of California The Resources A
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