SDE Feature Class
Tags
Endangered Species, Kern County, environment, Specialty Preserves, Conservation, California, biota, San Joaquin Valley, Recovery Planning, United States, Native Plants
To illustrate the general locations of lands targeted for specialty preserves listed in Table 8 of the SJV Recovery Plan.
The California Departments of Fish and Game, Parks and Recreation, and Transportation (Caltrans) are collaborating to improve planning information for wildlife connectivity statewide. The results of an inquiry to identify existing information on wildlife corridors in California produced eight data sets covering three parts of California and a single statewide data set. Not all data sets represent the same data gathering and analysis criteria for designating corridors. The data set groups and their creators are: Statewide Corridors, by South Coast Wildlands - one data set. Central California Coast Corridors, by Univ. of California, Davis - one data set. San Joaquin Valley Corridors, by Endangered Species Recovery Program - three data sets. San Joaquin Valley Corridors, by Information Center for the Environment - two data sets. Southern California Corridors, by South Coast Wildlands - one data set. This data set proposes natural lands targeted for protection as specialty preserves for maintaining wildlife values in the San Joaquin Valley. The information was put together by the Endangered Species Recovery Program and incorporated with the federal recovery plan produced by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Ellen A. Cypher, Daniel F. Williams, Patrick A. Kelly, Nancy Norvell, and Scott E. Phillips
None. Acknowledgement of the Endangered Species Recovery Program would be appreciated in products derived from this data.
Extent
West | -121.779084 | East | -118.521961 |
North | 38.691727 | South | 34.813650 |
Maximum (zoomed in) | 1:5,000 |
Minimum (zoomed out) | 1:150,000,000 |
None. Acknowledgement of the Endangered Species Recovery Program would be appreciated in products derived from this data.