This project was conducted to address the growing concerns about the status of Hermes copper and minimize the risk that Hermes copper will become extinct. The objectives were: (1) improve our basic understanding of population status and trend; (2) describe natural and anthropogenic threats to the species; (3) evaluate potential management options to ameliorate threats and/or to increase the size and range of viable populations. Year 1 included: GIS analysis, landscape genetics, vegetation survey, hermes copper field survey, and data analysis. Year 2 included: field surveys, landscape genetics, and data analysis and synthesis.
SDMMP_2017_19647237 Hermes Copper Regional Management and Monitoring
Hermes copper
Douglas Deutschman
San Diego State University
Dan Marschalek
Kris Preston
Dan Marschalek
File name | Lead Author | Year | Type |
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Initial Evaluation of the Status of Hermes copper (Lycaena hermes) On Conserved Lands in San Diego County | Deutschman, Douglas; Berres, Mark; Marschalek, Dan; Spring, Shawn | 2010 | report |
Two-year Evaluation of Hermes Copper (Lycaena hermes) on Conserved Lands in San Diego County | Deutschman, Douglas; Berres, Mark; Marschalek, Dan; Spring, Shawn | 2011 | report |