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Figure 19. Amphibian Stream Survey Locations and Detections in 2005.!!!Conservation AreaCriteria AreaHighwaysArroyo Toad Detections#* Coast Range Newt Detections!!!!")")")")")") !! !! !! ! !")")")")")")")")") ! !! !!!!!!!!! !!!!#*#*#*#*#*!!!#*!!! !! !#*#* !! !!! !!!#*#*#*#*!! !!Stream Survey Locations (All Amphibian Species)Note: Survey locations and detections include effortsby the Biological Monitoring Program, USGS biologists,and Mark Jennings.!0 2.5 5 10 15Miles") Mtn Yellow-Legged Frog Detections Western Riverside Co. MSHCP Biological Monitoring ProgramI
6.0 MONITORING ACTIVITIES6.4.9 Incidental Species SightingsCovered species incidentally observed during unrelated surveying activities are recorded byMonitoring Program staff. The purpose of taking incidental observations is to increaseknowledge of the distribution of covered species in the Conservation Area. Incidentalobservations are considered of lesser quality than focused survey data as the methods are notrepeatable and only positive data are recorded. However, the information can be used as astarting point for more focused survey efforts and to provide information about appropriatehabitat for the detected species. A full description of the methodology and a table of speciesdetected incidentally can be found in Incidental Observations of MSHCP Covered Species in2005 in Appendix A – RCA MSHCP Technical Reports – 2. Monitoring Program Survey Results.6.5 Suggested Changes and Feedback for Adaptive ManagementUntil the inventory phase is complete, it will be difficult to assess the full range of managementneeds for the covered species. The Monitoring Program will produce a detailed report of thedistribution and status of the covered species and associated habitats at least once every 8 years.Because effective management requires information on a shorter timeframe, the MonitoringProgram will continue coordinating and sharing information with Reserve Managers on amonthly basis. Proposals for adaptive management will be developed jointly and will becirculated to the RCA and Wildlife Agencies for review, approval, and funding.6.6 Species Objectives Monitored by the Biological MonitoringProgram and Covered Species Survey ScheduleTable 22, Covered Species Monitoring Program Details, provides a list of each covered species,the objective in monitoring, and the methods, detection, and frequency of the surveys.Western Riverside County MSHCP October 2006Annual Report (January 1, 2005 through December 31, 2005) 6-18
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