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VOLUME 2- THE MSHCP REFERENCE DOCUMENT
Section       Page No.

A. MSHCP CONSERVATION AREA DESCRIPTION  
1.0
INTRODUCTION IIA-1
2.0 OVERVIEW OF MSHCP PLAN AREA IIA-3
  2.1 Physiography IIA-3
  2.2 Conservation Planning Context IIA-5
  2.3 Climate IIA-5
  2.4 Bioregions IIA-7
3.0 MSHCP CONSERVATION AREA DESCRIPTION IIA-9
  3.1 Generalized Vegetation IIA-9
    3.1.1 Methodology IIA-9
    3.1.2 MSHCP Conservation Area Vegetation Description IIA-11
  3.2 Uncollapsed Vegetation IIA-15
  3.3 Conservation within Bioregions IIA-21
    3.3.1 Santa Ana Mountains Bioregion IIA-23
    3.3.2 Agua Tibia Mountains Bioregion IIA-25
    3.3.3 Riverside Lowlands Bioregion IIA-25
    3.3.4 San Jacinto Foothills Bioregion IIA-27
    3.3.5 San Jacinto Mountains Bioregion IIA-28
    3.3.6 Desert Transition Bioregion IIA-30
    3.3.7 San Bernadino Mountains Bioregion IIA-31
    3.3.8 Summary of Bioregions Analysis IIA-32
  3.4 Soils IIA-33
  3.5 MSHCP Conservation Area Patch Size, Shape and Edge Effects IIA-36
    3.5.1 Methods for Measuring Habitat Patch Size IIA-38
    3.5.2 Results of the Habitat Patch Analysis IIA-39
    3.5.3 Methods for Measuring Edge Effects IIA-40
    3.5.4 Results of Edge Effects Analysis IIA-40
4.0 LITERATURE CITED IIA-42
         
LIST OF EXHIBITS  
         
Exhibit 1 MSHCP Plan Map IIA-2
Exhibit 2 Bio-Regions and generalized Vegetation on Hillshaded Relief in MSHCP Plan Area IIA-4
Exhibit 3 Regional MSHCP Context IIA-6
Exhibit 4 Vegetation Map with Criteria Area IIA-12
Exhibit 5 Sensitive Soils with Criteria Area IIA-34
         
LIST OF TABLES  
         
Table 1 Acreage of Generalized Vegetation Communities to be Conserved Within the MSHCP Conservation Area IIA-13
Table 2 Variation in Relative Distribution of Vegetation Communities Between Areas to be Conserved under the MSHCP and the Plan Area IIA-14
Table 3 Conservation of Uncollapsed Vegetation Types IIA-15
Table 4 Acreage and Percent Conservation in Bioregions IIA-22
Table 5 Conservation of Vegetation Communities in the Santa Ana Mountains Bioregion IIA-24
Table 6 Conservation of Vegetation Communities in the Agua Tibia Mountains Bioregion IIA-26
Table 7 Conservation of Vegetation Communities in the Riverside Lowlands Bioregion IIA-26
Table 8 Conservation of Vegetation Communities in the San Jacinto Foothills Bioregion IIA-28
Table 9 Conservation of Vegetation Communities in the San Jacinto Mountains Bioregion IIA-29
Table 10 Conservation of Vegetation Communities in the Desert Transition Bioregion IIA-30
Table 11 Conservation of Vegetation Communities in the San Bernadino Mountains Bioregion IIA-31
Table 12 Acreage and Percent Conserved of Select Sensitive Soils IIA-35
Table 13 Number and Acreage of Natural Vegetation Patches Within the MSHCP Conservation Area IIA-39
Table 14 Results of Edge Analysis IIA-41
Table 15 Edge-affected Lands by Bioregions (Acres) IIA-42
         
B. MSHCP SPECIES ACCOUNTS  
  1.0 Amphibians  
  2.0 Birds  
  3.0 Crustaceans  
  4.0 Fish  
  5.0 Insects  
  6.0 Mammals  
  7.0 Plants  
  8.0 Reptiles  
         
C. MSHCP HABITAT ACCOUNTS  
    Alluvial Scrub IIC-1
    Big Sagebrush Scrub IIC-5
    Black Oak Forest IIC-8
    Broadleaved Upland Forest IIC-12
    Chaparral IIC-18
    Coastal Sage Scrub IIC-35
    Dairy and Livestock Feedyards IIC-41
    Field Croplands IIC-44
    Freshwater Wetlands IIC-47
    Grasslands IIC-53
    Grove/Orchard IIC-67
    Jeffrey Pine IIC-70
    Lodgepole Pine Forest IIC-77
    Lower Montane Coniferous Forest IIC-83
    Mixed Evergreen Forest IIC-90
    Oak Woodland IIC-94
    Peninsular Juniper Woodland and Scrub IIC-103
    Residential/Urban/Exotic IIC-108
    Riparian Forest/Woodland/Scrub IIC-111
    San Jacinto Valley Vernal Pools IIC-120
    Sonoran Desert Scrub IIC-125
    Southern California White Fir Forest IIC-127
    Southern Interior Basalt Vernal Pools IIC-132
    Subalpine Coniferous Forest IIC-137
         
D. MSHCP LITERATURE CITED AND REFERENCES  
1.0 CORRESPONDENCE IID-1
  A. Correspondence Received During the Western Riverside County MSHCP Planning Process IID-1
2.0 INTERNAL DOCUMENTS IID-1
  A. Internal RCIP Documents IID-1
3.0 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS IID-1
  A. Agency Documents, Plans and Policy Statements IID-1
  B.

Environmental Documents

IID-5
  C. Wildlife/Plant Surveys IID-7
  D. Research Papers, Journal Articles, Books and Letter Citations IID-7
    1.0 Amphibians IID-7
    2.0 Birds IID-9
    3.0 Fish IID-59
    4.0 Insects IID-59
    5.0 Invertebrates IID-60
    6.0 Mammals IID-60
    7.0 Plants IID-61
    8.0 Reptiles IID-77
  E. Habitat Conservation Planning/Regional Planning Issues IID-85
  F. Stakeholder Platforms and Interest Group Proposals IID-99
       
 
 
 

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