Wildlife Action Plan
- Introduction
- Final Plan
- Final Plan in Spanish
- Matrix Overview
- Wildlife Species Matrix
- Wildlife Monitoring Survey
Statewide Topics
- Natural Diversity
- Species at Risk
- Stressors
- Conservation Actions
- Monitoring
- Conservation Capabilities
Regional Diversity
Information Sources
Workshop Results
Other DFG Programs
- Environmental Review & Permitting
- Conservation Planning
- Resource Assessment
- Biogeographic Information & Observation System (BIOS)
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WAP - Conservation Actions
The stressors that affect wildlife, and the conservation actions needed to address them and restore and conserve ecosystems and wildlife populations, were analyzed in each region of the state. While some stressors are significant in only a few regions, others are pervasive across the state. Similarly, some conservation actions are important for a few regions, while other conservation actions are needed throughout the state or are more appropriately implemented through a statewide program. This chapter describes recommended statewide conservation actions.
Conservation actions were considered for each region, based on the stressors and circumstances of the regions. Statewide conservation actions are those actions that are important across most or all regions. The conservation strategy includes recommended statewide actions and region specific actions.
See the full report for the recommended statewide and regional conservation actions.
Conservation Action Workshops
In the course of the regional reviews of stressors affecting wildlife and habitats and the actions needed to restore and conserve wildlife diversity, several key issues surfaced repeatedly. In spring 2005, the strategy teamconvened workshops to identify challenges and opportunities regarding several of these key issues. See workshop results.