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Prairie condition and animal monitoringPrairie condition monitoring variables:1) Percent cover of native prairie vegetation(forbs and grasses)2) Percent cover of specific invasive/exoticspecies (e.g., Bromus inermis, Poa pratensis, Cirsiumarvense, woody vegetation)3) Structural diversity4) Presence of all invasive/exotic species5) Native plant species diversity andcomposition‣ Sensitivity analyses of protocols
Herbaceous (100s)Shrubs < 50%Low Shrub (200s)Shrubs (50%Tall Shrub (300s)Shrubs (>1-m tall) >50%Tall Shrub Only (400s)Shrubs (>1-m tall) >75% withNO herbaceous understory900 = Other(small mammal mound, rock pile, cow pie, etc)
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Page 44 and 45: Pathway1. Tomorrow’s Habitatobjec
Page 46 and 47: SGCN by Habitatstatewide summaryPra
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