Goal: Maintain, enhance and restore oak woodlands on Conserved Lands in the MSPA that support or have the potential to support VF species (i.e., Engelmann Oak, California newt) and coast live oak woodlands that incidentally benefit a diverse array of other MSP species (e.g., Harbison's dun skipper, California newt, pallid bat, mountain lion) so that the vegetation communities have high ecological integrity, and these species are resilient to invasive pests and disease pathogens, environmental stochasticity, threats and catastrophic disturbances, such as very large wildfires and intense and prolonged drought, and will be likely to persist over the long term (>100 years).
Management units: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11
In 2021, conduct Engelmann oak woodland monitoring as part of implementation of the Oak Woodland Vegetation Monitoring Plan on Conserved Lands in the MSPA.
Action | Statement | Action status | Projects |
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IMP-1 | Submit project metadata, monitoring datasets and reports to the MSP web portal | waiting for precedent action |
Criteria | Deadline year |
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Oak Woodland Vegetation Monitoring Plan implemented 2021 | 2021 |
Threat Name | Threat Code |
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Altered fire regime | ALTFIR |
Altered hydrology | ALTHYD |
Climate change | CLICHN |
Herbivory/predation | |
Invasive animals | INVANI |
Invasive plants | INVPLA |
Loss of ecological integrity | ECOINT |
Parasitism/disease | |
Urban development | URBDEV |