Hermes Copper Implementation Habitat Conservation and Management Plan

This plan identifies and prioritizes management and restoration needs over the next five years (2017-2021) for the Hermes copper across the entire United States range. It is intended that implementation of high priority management actions in this plan will help to achieve the MSP Roadmap goal for Hermes copper to: "protect, enhance, and restore Hermes copper occupied habitat and historically occupied habitat and the landscape connections between them to create resilient, self-sustaining populations that provide for persistence over the long term (>100 years)".

Invertebrate Species
completed
January 1, 2016
April 30, 2017
Project Groups
  • SDMMP_2017_19647237 Hermes Copper Regional Management and Monitoring

Project Focus

Hermes copper

coastal sage scrub

Dan Marschalek

Dan Marschalek

San Diego State University

California Department of Fish & Wildlife; San Diego Management and Monitoring Program; U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Dan Marschalek

Kris Preston

Dan Marschalek

Strategic Elements
  • FY15-16 - 1.3
File name Lead Author Year Type
Marschalek and Deutschman 2017 Hermes Copper Habitat Conservation and Management Plan Marschalek, Dan; Deutschman, Douglas 2017 report