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6.0 MONITORING ACTIVITIESTABLE 22Covered Species Monitoring Program DetailsCommon Name Latin Name Species Objective Monitored* Freq.** 2004† 2005 2006 2007cycle).Obj.Met?Mountain lion Puma concolor Maintain or improve functionality of dispersal routes. Existing8 N / D N / I TBDundercrossings in key areas will be evaluated for their adequacy toconvey mountain lions.Northwestern San Chaetodipus fallax Monitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / N F / D F F TBDDiego pocket mouseSan Bernardino flyingsquirrelSan Bernardinokangaroo ratSan Diego black-tailedjackrabbitSan Diego desertwoodratStephens' kangaroo ratBeautiful hulseafallaxGlaucomyssabrinuscalifornicusDipodomysmerriami parvusLepus californicusbennettiiNeotoma lepidaintermediaDipodomysstephensiHulsea vestita ssp.callicarphaConfirm occupation of 1,000 ha (2,470 acres) with a mean density of atleast 2 individuals per hectare (2 individuals per 2.47 acres) in the SanJacinto mountains; in the San Bernardino Mountains, confirm occupationof 100 ha.8 N / N N / N TBDWithin the 4,440 acres of suitable habitat in the MSHCP Conservation 1 to 8 N / N N / N TBDArea, ensure that at least 75% of the total (3,330 acres) is occupied andthat at least 20% of the occupied habitat (approximately 666 acres)supports a medium or higher population density (≥ 5 to 15 individuals perhectare; McKernan 1997) of the species as measured across any 8-yearperiod (i.e., the approximate length of the weather cycle).Monitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / I N / I TBDMonitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / N F / D F F TBDWithin the minimum 15,000 acres of occupied habitat in the MSHCPConservation Area, maintain at least 30% of the occupied habitat(approximately 4,500 acres) at a population density of medium or higher(i.e., at least 5-10 individuals per hectare; O’Farrell and Uptain 1989)across all Core Areas. No single Core Area will account for more than30% of the total medium (or higher) population density area.Confirm 16 localities (locality in this sense is not smaller than one quartersection) with no fewer than 50 individuals each (unless a smallerpopulation has been demonstrated to be self-sustaining).8 N / N F / D F F TBD8 F / D N / N F TBDBrand’s phacelia Phacelia stellaris Monitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / N N / N TBDWestern Riverside County MSHCP October 2006Annual Report (January 1, 2005 through December 31, 2005) 6-25
6.0 MONITORING ACTIVITIESTABLE 22Covered Species Monitoring Program DetailsCommon Name Latin Name Species Objective Monitored* Freq.** 2004† 2005 2006 2007Obj.Met?California beardtongue PenstemonMonitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / N N / N TBDcalifornicusCalifornia bedstraw Galium californicum Monitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / N N / N F TBDssp. primumCalifornia black walnut Juglans californica Monitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / N F / D TBDvar. californicaCalifornia muhly Muhlenbergia Confirm 10 localities (locality in this sense is not smaller than one quarter 8 N / N N / N TBDcalifornicasection) containing at least 50 clumps (unless a smaller population hasbeen demonstrated to be self-sustaining).California Orcutt grass Orcuttia californica Monitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / N F / D F TBDChickweed oxythecaOxythecacaryophylloidesConfirm 10 localities (locality in this sense is not smaller than one quartersection) managed with 1,000 individuals each (unless a smallerpopulation has been demonstrated to be self-sustaining).8 F / D N / N F TBDCleveland's bush Mimulus clevelandii Monitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / N N / N F TBDmonkeyflowerCliff cinquefoil Potentilla rimicola Confirm five localities (locality in this sense is not smaller than one quarter 8 Y / D F / N TBDsection).Coulter's goldfields Lasthenia glabrata Monitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 F / D N / N F TBDssp. coulteriCoulter's matilija poppy Romneya coulteri Confirm 30 localities (locality in this sense is not smaller than one quarter 8 F / D N / N F TBDsection).Davidson's saltscale Atriplex serenana Monitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 F / D N / N F TBDvar. davidsoniiEngelmann oak QuercusengelmanniiMaintain recruitment at a minimum of 80% of the conserved populationsas measured by the presence/absence of seedlings and/or saplings1 to 5 N / N F / D F F TBDFish's milkwortGraceful tarplantPolygala cornutavar. fishiaeHolocarpha virgatassp. elongataacross any consecutive 5 years.Confirm 10 localities (locality in this sense is not smaller than one quartersection) with at least 50 individuals (ramets or genets) each (unless asmaller population has been demonstrated to be self-sustaining).Confirm 10 localities (locality in this sense is not smaller than one quartersection) with 1,000 individuals each (unless a smaller population hasbeen demonstrated to be self-sustaining).8 F / D N / N F TBD8 F / D N / N F TBDWestern Riverside County MSHCP October 2006Annual Report (January 1, 2005 through December 31, 2005) 6-26
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