This was a two year, TransNet-funded study (#5001586) on Crestridge Ecological Reserve and South Crest properties. Both properties support MSCP covered species and sensitive habitats, and function as critical landscape linkages between the northern and southern MSCP. Surrounded by residential development and heavily impacted by the 2003 Cedar Fire, these properties are subject to ongoing invasive plant issues. Specific task actions included invasive plant and covered plant species mapping and risk assessment s, invasive plant control and experimental studies, and development of an early detection invasive control plan. This project was partially funded by SANDAG TransNet EMP Land Management Grant #5001586.
Dehesa nolina, false brome, Palmer's grapplinghook, Parry's tetracoccus, San Diego thorn-mint, Variegated dudleya
CRESTRIDGE ECOLOGICAL RESERVE, SOUTH CREST PROPERTIES, SOUTH CREST PROPERTIES
Jerre Stallcup
Conservation Biology Institute
Patricia Gordon-Reedy
Sarah McCutcheon
Sarah McCutcheon
Patricia Gordon-Reedy
File name | Lead Author | Year | Type |
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Appendices: Covered and Invasive Species Management: Crestridge Ecological Reserve and South Crest Properties | Conservation Biology Institute | 2012 | report |
Biological Monitoring Status Report for Crestridge Ecological Reserve and South Crest Properties | Conservation Biology Institute | 2012 | report |
Final Report Covered and Invasive Species Management: Crestridge Ecological Reserve and South Crest Properties | Conservation Biology Institute | 2012 | report |
Habitat Management and Monitoring Plan Crestridge Ecological Reserve | Conservation Biology Institute | 2002 | report |
Habitat Management and Monitoring Plan for Crestridge Ecological Reserve | Conservation Biology Institute; Endangered Habitats Conservancy | 2009 | report |