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Appendix Alameda County Supplement The following pages provide supplemental information providing an overview of federally protected species that call Alameda County home. Many of the species also live in Contra Costa County and further information on those species is found throughout the Best Management Practices Guidebook for Hazardous Fuel Treatments in Contra Costa County. The species list was generated in July 2012 by a formal request to US Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) to generate an official species list. This list is constantly updated as species are proposed, listed and delisted and is recommended for update every 90 days. The list includes all of the sensitive species that have been found in a certain area and also ones that may be affected by projects in the area (for example a fish that lives downstream or a bird that may migrate through the county). The official list was then compared to the list generated by the California Natural Diversity Data Base (CNDDB) Rarefind 4 on-line system. This allowed the list to include “special status species” and “State and/ or Federally Listed Species. Following you will find brief portraits of the species and maps indicating locations of the various vegetation communities and species. Note some species are particularly sensitive and while critical habitat is included their locations are not mapped. Diablo Fire Safe Council plans on continuing to develop further information on Best Management Practices for Hazardous Fuel Treatments specific to the species in Alameda County. Until that is completed, the information that can be found in Best Management Practices Guidebook for Hazardous Fuel Treatments in Contra Costa County can serve as a guide.

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Who Lives in My Backyard – Alameda County

Plants adobe sanicle - Sanicula maritime *CC California seablite - Sueaeda californica Contra Costa goldfields Lasthenia conjugens *CC large flowered fiddleneck – Amsinkia grandiflora *CC

Mason’s LIlaeopsis – Lilaeopsis masonii pallid Manzanita – Archtostaphylos pallida *CC

palmate-bracted birds-beak – Cordylanthus palmatum Presidio clarkia – Clarkia fransciscana robust spineflower – Chorizanthe robusta var robusta San Francisco popcorn flower – Plagiobothrys diffuses Santa Cruz tar plant – Holocarpha macradenia *CC

Amphibians, Fish & Snakes Alameda whipsnake – Masticophis lateralis eurxanthus *CC Californai red-legged frog – Raya drayotnii *CC California tiger salamander – Ambystoma californiense *CC chinook salmon – Oncorhychus tshawytscha coho salmon – Oncorhynchus kisutch green sturgeon – Acipenser medirostris giant garter snake – Thamnophis gigas *CC San Francisco garter snake – Thamnophis sirtalis

tetrataenia tidewater goby – Eucyclogobus newberry

Invertebrates bay checkerspot butterfly – Euphydryas editha bayensis *CC callipe silverspot butterfly – Speyeria callippe callippe *CC longhorn fairy shrimp – Branchinecta longiantenna *CC mission blue butterfly – Icaricia icariodides missionensis valley elderberry longhorn beetle – Desmocerus californicus

dimorphys *CC vernal pool fairy shrimp – Branchinecta lynchi *CC vernal pool tadpole shrimp – Lepidurus packardi *CC

Birds & Mammals bald eagle - Haliaeetus laucocephalus bank swallow – Riparia riparia burrowing owl – Athene cunicularia hypugea *CC California black rail - Lateralius jamaicensis corturniculus California brown pelican – Penecanus occidentalis californicus California clapper rail – Railus lognirostris obsoletus *CC California least tern – Sterna antillarium browni *CC salt marsh harvest mouse – Reithrodontomys raviventris *CC San Joaquin kit fox – Vulpes macrotis mutica *CC Swainson’s hawk – Buteo swainsoni *CC Western snowy plover – Charadrius alexandrines nivosus

*CC = Species also found in Contra Costa County. More detail can be found Best Management

Practices Guidebook for Hazardous Fuel Treatments in Contra Costa County

Alameda County

Federally Protected Species – Plants

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Adobe sanicle Sanicula maritime

State Rare Perennial herb to 16 cm • Green to yellowish green leaves in form similar to parsley. Yellow flowers with tiny curving petals. Found in moist coastal prairie, meadows and seeps and valley and foothill grassland. Blooms from February to May

©2005 Dieter Wilken

California seablite Suaeda californica

Federally Endangered. Shrub to 2.5 feet tall • Mound-like form • Green, succulent, lance shaped leaves Found along the margins of coastal salt marshes & swamps • Blooms from late summer to fall

Jerry Kirkhart www.flickr.com/photos/33466410@N00/1260073684

Contra Costa goldfields Lasthenia conjugens

Federally Endangered. Annual herb • Up to 1 foot high • Small, yellow flowers in sunflower famiy (about ¼ inch wide) • opposite leaves. Found in vernal pools within open grassy areas • Bloom from March to June

© 2009 Zoya Akulova www.calflora.org/cgi-bin/species_query.cgi?where-taxon=Lasthenia+conjugens

Alameda County



large flowered fiddleneck Amsinkia grandiflora

Federally Endangered Annual • Up to 2 feet tall • Red-orange, tubular flowers (1/2 to 2 inches) in fiddlehead-shaped display • Green, hairy leaves & stems Found in woodlands and grasslands on north-facing slopes • Blooms from March to May • Three remaining populations identified.

newsline.llnl.gov/wayBackWhen/apr/04.18.08_wayback.php

Mason’s lilaeopsis Lilaeopsis masonii

State Rare Perennial herb • Small, grasslike in appearance • Green hairlike leaves • Flower is tiny umbel of greenish white to maroon flowers. Found in fresh or brackish marshes or other estuary habitat. Blooms from April to November

© 2009 Dean Wm. Taylor

pallid manzanita Arctostaphylos pallida

Federally Threatened Shrub • Up to 13 feet tall • Rough gray or reddish bark • Oval to triangular leaves about 1.5 inches long and 1 inch wide • Many white, urn-shaped flowers Found in maritime chaparral habitat and coastal scrub with other manzanita species • Blooms from December to March

Oaktown Pete www.flickr.com/photos/8040969@N03/1781807674

Alameda County



palmate-bracted birds-beak Cordylanthus palmatum

Federally Endangered Annual herb • 4 to 10 inches tall • Gray green color coated with hairs and often encrusted with salt crystals • Sparse oblong leaves • Flowers with fuzzy white pouches and occasional purple tints on dense column-shaped spike 6 inches tall. Found in alkaline habitat • Chenopod scrub, valley and foothill grassland • Blooms from May to October

Joe Silveira, US Fish and wildlife Service

Presidio clarkia

Clarkia franciscana Federally Endangered Annual herb • Up to 16 inches tall• Leaves narrow lance shape about 1.5 inch long. Flowers with four wedge shaped petals lavender or pink shading to white with bright reddish purple center. Found in valley grassland (areas of serpentine soil) and north coastal scrub • Blooms from May to July.

www.rareplants.cnps.org/detail/162.html

robust spineflower Chorizanthe robusta var. robusta

Federally Endangered Annual herb • 1.5 feet tall upright or sprawling growth form. Grayish and hary leaves. Flower made up of multiple flowers surrounded by white or pnk bracks with hooked tips. Found in sandy or gravelly habitat: maritime chaparral, cismontane woodland (openings), coastal dunes and coastal scrub. Blooms from April to September

Lena Chang, USFWS Ventura www.rareplants.cnps.org/detail/475.html

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San Francisco popcorn flower

Plagiobothrys diffusus State Endangered Annual Herb • 6 to 12 inches tall • Flowers spaced along stems Found in sparsely vegetated sites in coastal prairie, valley and foothill grasslands or serpentine bunchgrass • Blooms from March to June

www.elkhornsloughctp.org/factsheet/factsheet.php?SPECIES_ID=46

Santa Cruz tar plant Holocarpha macradenia

Federally Threatened Annual herb • Up to 1.5 feet tall • Yellow flowers in the sunflower family (about ½ inch) • Upper leaves rolled-under and bristly Found along grassy coastal terraces & valley/ foothill grasslands • Bloom in the summer

www.elkhornsloughctp.org/factsheet/factsheet.php?SPECIES_ID=22

Alameda County

Federally Protected Species – Amphibians, Fish & Snakes


Alameda whipsnake Masticophis lateralis euryxanthus

Federally Threatened Up to 4 feet long • Sooty black or dark brown back with yellow-orange stripe on each side • Orange belly • Fast slender-necked with a broad head Inhabit rocky areas in chaparral &nearby grasslands, oak savanna & woodland • Winter underground • Active from spring to fall

© Gary Nafis www.californiaherps.com/snakes/pages/m.l.euryxanthus.html

California red-legged frog Raya drayotnii

Federally Threatened Up to 5 inches long • Prominent side folds on back • Buff to olive-brown backs with irregular black splotches • Often with red legs but not reliable for identification Found in ponds, streams & creeks with vegetation • Also in grasslands & woodlands withni 300 feet of water • Summer in burrows & moist leaf litter.

© Gary Nafis www.californiaherps.com/frogs/pages/r.draytonii.html

California tiger salamander Ambystoma californiense

Federally Threatened Up to 10 inches long • Stocky-bodied amphibian with a broad, round snout and small eyes • Black with yellow or cream spots Inhabit rodent burrows in grasslands & open woodlands • Breed in ponds, creeks & vernal pools • Feed on earthworms, snails, insects & fish

www.californiaherps.com/salamanders/pages/a.californiense.html

Alameda County



Chinook salmon Oncorhychus tshawytscha

Federally Threatened & Federally Endangered (different runs) Up to 3 feet or more in length • Mature weight 10 to 50 pounds • Blue-green, red or purple on back and top of head with silvery sides and white belly • Black spots on tail and upper half of body. Return from ocean to freshwater home rivers from September to December • Young fish stay in fresh water 12 to 18 months

www.glerl.noaa.gov/pubs/photogallery/Fish/pages/1037.html

Coho salmon Oncorhynchus kisutch

Federally Endangered. 28 inches long • 7 to 11 pounds weight • In fresh water they develop bright-red sides, blush green heads and back, dark bellies and dark spots on backs • During spawning phase their jaws and teeth become hooked. Return from ocean to freshwater home rivers from September to December • Young fish stay in fresh water 12 to 24 months

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Lake_Washington_Ship_Canal_Fish_Ladder_pamphlet_-_male_freshwater_phase_Coho.jpg

Green sturgeon Acipenser medirostris

Federally Threatened Up to 7 feet • Slow growing and long lived (females mature around 17 years) • Bodies lack scales; instead have 5 rows of bony plates • Shark like tails and flattened snouts Spend majority of lives in near-shore oceanic waters, bays and estuaries. Typically migrate into fresh water February – June. Young stay in fresh water 1 to 4 years.

www.science.calwater.ca.gov/publications/sci_news_0309_sturgeon.html

Alameda County



Giant garter snake Thamnophis gigas

Federally Threatened Up to 6.5 ft long • Brown or olive above • Two alternating rows of small dark spots between stripes on each side Occur primarily in wetland areas (sloughs, streams, ditches, etc) • Uses rodent burrows for shelter & wintering • Feeds on fish, tadpoles and frogs • Emerges from burrows to breed & forage in April

© Gary Nafis www.californiaherps.com/

San Francisco garter snake Thamnophis sirtalis tetrataenia

Federally Threatened Unlikely in Alameda County Slender multi-colored subspecies of common garter snake. Prefers densely vegetated pond near open hillside where it can sun, feed and find cover in rodent burrows.. Extremely shy and difficult to locate.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Thamnophis_sirtalis_tetrataenia_(2005_10_16)_-_uitsnede.jpg

Tidewater goby Eucyclogobus newberry

Federally Endangered Small fish up to 2 inches • Elongated with blunt tail • Mottled gray, brown or olive; mostly transparent Inhabits brackish lagoons formed by streams running into the sea • Juveniles found far upstream in slow-moving water

Josh Hull USFWS http://www.flickr.com/people/54430347@N04

Alameda County

Federally Protected Species – Invertebrates


bay checkerspot butterfly Euphydryas editha bayensis

Federally Threatened About 2-inch wingspan • Upper wing surface with black bands along veins & bright red, yellow & white spots Found in native grasslands with serpentine soils where their host plant, dwarf plantain grows • Historically found in native grasslands throughout the San Francisco Bay Area

Eric Baetscher http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Bay_Checkerspot_f1.JPG

Callipe silverspot butterfly Speyeria callippe callippe

Federally Threatened Wingspan up to 2 niches • Mostly orange, tan & brown upper wing surface • Silvery scales on lower wing surface Inhabit grasslands where their host plant, Johnny-jump-up grows • Found near San Bruno mountain and west of 680 in Alameda County

© Richard Arnold http://www.ecsltd.com/callippe_silverspot.htm

longhorn fairy shrimp Branchinecta longiantenna

Federally Endangered About 1 inch long • Delicate, transparent body • Swim upside-down • Differs from other fairy shrimp by shape of antenna Inhabit seasonal grassy pools & sandstone depressions • Hatch, grow & lay eggs after winter rains • Eggs remain in dried pools during summer • Found in the eastern portion of the Central Coast Range • Feed on algae, bacteria & protozoa

ecos.fws.gov/docs/five_year_review/doc1149.pdf

Alameda County



Mission blue butterfly Icaricia icariodides missionensis

Federally Endangered Small butterfly with wingspan 1 to 1.5 inches. Males wings are iridescent blue and lavendar with black margins with long, white hairlike scales. No spots on upper surfaces of wings. Formerly relatively widespread; now restricted to only a few sites. Dependant upon three species of host lupine plants. Inhabit coastal sage, chaparral and native grassland habitats

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Missionblue.jpg

valley elderberry longhorn beetle

Desmocerus californicus dimorphus Federally Threatened About ½ inch long • long tube-like boides• Long antennae • Males: red forewings with dark green spots • Females: dark metallic forewings and red edges Found on elderberry bushes along rivers and streams • Adults active from March to June • Found in Central Valley

www.fws.gov/sacramento/es/animal_spp_acct/valley_elderberry_longhorn_beetle_kf.htm

vernal pool fairy shrimp Branchinecta lynchi

Federally Threatened Up to 1 inch long • Delicate, transparent body • Swim upside-down Inhabit seasonal grassy pools & mud-bottomed depressions in grasslands • Hatch, grow & lay eggs after winter rains • Eggs remain in dried pools during summer • Found in the eastern portion of the Central Valley • Fee on algae, bacteria & protozoa

www.blm.gov/or/resources/recreation/tablerock/table-rock-plants-vernal-pools.php

Alameda County



Vernal pool tadpole shrimp Lepidurus packardi

Federally Threatened Up to 4 inches long • Broad shield-shaped shell • Narrow trunk & long tail • Crawl along pond bottoms Inhabit seasonal grassy pools & mud-bottomed depressions in grasslands • Hatch, grow & lay eggs after winter rains • Eggs remain in dried pools during summer • Found in the eastern portion of the Central Valley • Fee on dead plants, animals & invertebrates

© 2010 Bill Stagnaro calphotos.berkeley.edu/cgi/img_query?enlarge=0000+0000+0310+0449

Alameda County

Federally Protected Species – Birds, Butterflies & Mammals


bald eagle

Haliaeetus leucocephalus Federally Delisted. State Endangered Large bird with body length 28 to 40 inch • Wingspan between 6 and 7.5 feet • Brown with white head and tail • Female larger than mails • Large hooked beak Found near large bodies of open water with abundant food supply and trees for nesting • Builds larges nest of any bird up to 13 feet deep by 8 feet wide and over one ton in weight

commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Haliaeetus_leucocephalus_-Skagit_valley-8.jpg

bank swallow Riparia riparia

State Threatened Migratory bird • 5 inch long with winspane of 10 – 11 inch • Brown in coloring with white belly and narrow brown band on breast • Tail squar or slightly notched • Quick jerky flight • Twittering song Largely found in riparian ecosystems in lowland valleys • Nesting colonies located in vertical banks or bluffs

www.prbo.org/calpif/htmldocs/species/riparian/bank_swallow_acct2.html

burrowing owl Athene cunicularia hypugea

Species of Special Concern, Priority 2 Protected under Migratory Bird Treaty Act Up to 9.5 inch tall & with wingspan up to 21 inch • Brown with white spotting, white throat, yellow eyes, long legs & arched white eyebrow Found in open landscapes • Active around sunrise & sunset • Use ground squirrel burrows • Perch in or near burrows & on fence posts

www.co.contra-costa.ca.us/depart/cd/water/hcp/archive/final-hcp/pdfs/apps/AppD/05a_wburrowl_9-28-006_profile.pdf

Alameda County



California black rail Laterallus jamaicensis corturniculus

State Threatened Protected under Migratory Bird Treaty Act Mouse size • Dark gray, chestnut colored upper back with scattered white spotting on wing • Short black bill • ki-ki-krr call Found in coastal salt marshes and some fresh water marshes. Feeds primarily on small invertebrates and seeds of marsh plants • Rarely seen as prefers running in cover of dense vegetation to flying

www.nps.gov/pore/parkmgmt/planning_giacomini_wrp_restoration_spring.htm

California brown pelican

Pelecanus occidentalis californicus Federally Endangered Large heavy bird with massive bill and throat puch • Weight up to 11 labs and wingspan up to 7 ft • Greyish brown color Forage in shallow estuarine and inshore waters • Most common within 20 km of mainland coasts • Nests built on ground or in low shrubs usually on rock slopes or bluffe edges

http://sanctuarysimon.org/monterey/sections/specialSpecies/brown_pelican.php#habitat

California clapper rail Rallus longirostris obsoletus

Federally Threatened Hen-like bird up to 19 inches long • Grey-brown upper parts, cinnamon breast & white tail feathers • Long orange bill • Make loud clapping sound Inhabit tidal salt marshes of San Francisco Bay with pickleweed, cordgrass & gumplant • Breed from mid-March to July • Feed on mussels, clams, worms & fish

© 2011 Bill Stagnaro calphotos.berkeley.edu/cgi/img_query?enlarge=0000+0000+0411+1066

Alameda County



California least tern Sterna antillarium browni

Federally Threatened Up to 9 inches long • 20 inch wingspan • Short forked tail, slender wing, large bill • Black head & mask with white forehead • High pitched call Found along the Pacific coast form San Francisco to Baja Caifornia • Nest on sandy beaches & estuaries near shallow water • Feed on small fish

US Fish & Wildlife Service Digital Library System - http://dls.fws.gov/DATA/files/DD9B9D82-65B8-D693-7BEC7111721DB751.jpg

salt marsh harvest mouse Reithrodontomys raviventris

Federally Threatened Small rodent up to 3 inches • Rich brown to orange-brown with cinnamon to whitish belly • Long thick tail Inhabit tidal marshes with pickleweek • Forage in nearby grassland • Active at night • Found in and around San Francisco Bay

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Reithrodontomys_raviventris.jpg

San Joaquin kit fox Vulpes macrotis mutica

Federally Endangered Small (up to 20 inches long), light buff or gray fox with a white belly • Weight about 5 pounds • Very large ears Inhabit grasslands • Found in Central Valley • Active at night • Use underground dens • Feed on mice, rabbits & small mammals

US Fish and Wildlife Service

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Swainson’s hawk Buteo swainsoni

State Threatened Protected under Migratory Bird Treaty Act Up to 19 inch lng ^ with a wingspan up to 51 inch • Dark brown plumage with a brown chest, pale belly & white throat patch Found in open habitats • Return to the Central Valley (Feb – Sept) & winter in Mexico & South America • Nests in large trees • Feed on small mammals (breeding season) & insects (non-breeding season)

http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Buteo_swainsoni_Colorado.jpg

Western snowy plover Charadrius alexandrines nivosus

Federally Threatened Small shore bird 5 – 6 inches long • Weigh 1.2 to 2 ounces • Pale brown upper • Dark patches on either side of upper breast Dark gray to blackish legs Found near ocean on sandy beaches, dunes, sand splits, tidal flats, river or creek mouths • Nest typically in open areas

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Freshwater Marsh & Riparian Grasslands Salt Marsh

Sand Dunes

Grasslands Salt/Brackish Marsh

Scrub & WoodlandScrub & Woodland

BE bald eagleBS bank swallowCLF California red-legged frogGGS giant garter snakeSWHA Swainson's hawkTCBB tricolored blackbirdVELB valley elderberry longhorn beetle

AWS Alameda whipsnake

BCB Bay checkerspot butterflyBUOW burrowing owlCTS California tiger salamanderCSB Callippe silverspot butterflyLFS Longhorn fairy shrimpSJKF San Joaquin kit foxVPS vernal pool fairy shrimpVTS vernal pool tadpole shrimp

CBR California black railCLRA California clapper railSMH salt-marsh harvest mouse

LETE California least ternWSP western snowy plover

CNDDB Plants: grouped by vegetation community

XYZ Plant Species Code

AS adobe sanicleCCG Contra Costa goldfieldsLFF large-flowered fiddleneckPBB palmate-bracted bird's-beakPC Presidio clarkiaSFP San Francisco popcorn flowerSCT Santa Cruz tarplant

PM pallid manzanitaRSF robust spineflower

CS California seabliteML Mason's lilaeopsisSBB soft bird's-beak

Critical Habitat Vegetation Data

Alameda whipsnake

California red-legged frog

California tiger salamander

Contra Costa goldfields

Delta smelt

Longhorn fairy shrimp

Vernal pool

Agriculture - Crops

Annual Grass

Chaparral

Coastal Scrub

Coniferous Forest

Eucalyptus

Oak Woodland

Montane Forest

Riparian

Urban

Freshwater Emergent Wetland

Saline Emergent Wetland

NOTE: Special-status species are grouped by vegetationcommunity they are most commonly associated with orwhich contains essential habitat features such as nestingsubstrate or breeding habitat, based on categoriesdeveloped as part of the March 2009 Best ManagementPractices Guidebook for Hazardous Fuel Treatments in ContraCosta County, California (see diablofiresafe.org). Some ofthese species may occasionally be found in other vegetationcommunity types, or are associated with specific conditionsin the broader vegetation community type identified, suchas areas of freshwater seeps or certain soil types onotherwise grassland vegetation. Species identified do notinclude special-status species restricted to aquatic habitat ofstreams and tidelands of planning area.

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SA

N F

RA

NC

IS

CO

B

AY

80

980

13

24

123

JoaquinMiller Park

80

880

580

CS

CLRA

PM PM

CBR

CLF

PMPM

PM

CLF

PM

PM

SCT

SMHCBR CLRA

PM

BCB

PM

PMPM

PM

PM

Sibley VolcanicRegional Perserve

Charles LeeTilden

Regional Park

CONTRA COSTA COU NT Y

SAN FRANCI SCO COUNT Y

OrindaAlbany

Berkeley

Emeryville

El Cerrito


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Critial Habitat: USFWS Critial Habitat Web Portal, June 2012. Vegetation: USFS EVeg Map Tiles, (2007). CNNDB GIS layer accessed August, 2012.

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Vegetation DataAgriculture - Crops

Annual Grass

Chaparral

Coastal Scrub

Coniferous Forest

Eucalyptus

Oak Woodland

Montane Forest

Riparian

UrbanBE bald eagleBS bank swallowCLF California red-legged frogGGS giant garter snakeSWHA Swainson's hawkTCBB gricolored blackbirdVELB valley elderberry longhorn beetle









Critical HabitatAlameda whipsnake




Delta smelt


Vernal pool

Frshwtr Emergent Wtlnd

Saline Emergent Wtlnd

80

980

13

JoaquinMiller Park

880

580SMHCBR CLRA

BCB

PM

PMPM

PM

PM

SSAA

NN FF

RRAA

NNCC

II SSCC

OO BB

AAYY

OAKLA ND IN NER HARBOR

San LeandroBay

LakeMerritt

580

880

OAKLANDINTL.

AIRPORT

SCT

LETE

PC

PC

RSF

LETE

CLRACLRA

CLRA

CLRACLRA

BUOW

AS

CSCLRAWSP

CLRA

LETE BUOW

CS

SAN FRANCI SCO COUNT Y

Alameda

Oakland


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Annual Grass

Chaparral

Coastal Scrub

Coniferous Forest

Eucalyptus

Oak Woodland

Montane Forest

Riparian

UrbanBE bald eagleBS bank swallowCLF California red-legged frogGGS giant garter snakeSWHA Swainson's hawkTCBB tricolored blackbirdVELB valley elderberry longhorn beetle













Delta smelt


Vernal pool



13

JoaquinMiller Park

BCB

PM

PMPM

PM

PM

880

OAKLANDINTL.

AIRPORT

PC

PC

CLRA

CLRABUOW

CLRA

AnthonyChabot

Regional Park

Lake ChabotRegional Park

UpperSan LeandroReservoir

580

13

LakeChabot

CLF

WSP

PC

CLF

Little HillsRanch Rec

Area


BCB

San Leandro


0 1.50.75

Miles

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Annual Grass

Chaparral

Coastal Scrub

Coniferous Forest

Eucalyptus

Oak Woodland

Montane Forest

Riparian














Delta smelt


Vernal pool



CLF

SJKF

SJKF

BUOW

TCBB

CLF

CLF

CLF

CLF

CLF

TCBB

BUOW

BUOWCLF

CLF

CLF

CTS

CLFBUOW

BUOW CLF

CLF

CTS

CLF

CLF

CLF BUOW

CTS

BUOW

CLF

BUOW

CTS

CTS

CTSCTS

CLF

CTS

CTS

CTS

CLFCLF

SJKF

BUOW

BUOW

BUOW

BUOW

BUOWCLF

CLFBUOW

CLFTCBB

CTS

CTS

CampParks

MilitaryReservation

680

CLF

San Ramon


0 1.50.75

Miles

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9

5

8

3

18

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Sand Dunes


Scrub & Woodland


Annual Grass

Chaparral

Coastal Scrub

Coniferous Forest

Eucalyptus

Oak Woodland

Montane Forest

Riparian














Delta smelt


Vernal pool



CLF

CTS

BUOW

CTS

CTS

CTSCTS

CLF

CTS

CTS

CLF


580

Bushy PeakRegionalPreserve

VPSSJKF

CTS

SJKF

SJKFSJKFCTS

CTS

CTS

BUOW

CLFCTS

CTS

BUOW

CTSSJKF

CTS

BUOW

CTSBUOW

BUOW

BUOW

CTS

BUOW

BUOW

CTS

CTS

CLF

SJKF

CLFCTS

CLFCTS

CLF CTS

CLFCLF

CTS

CTS

CTS

CLF

BUOW

CTSCTS

CLF

CLF

CTS

CTS

CTSCLF

CTSCTS

CLFCLF

CLFCTS

CTS

CLF

CTS

CTS

SJKF

LFF

CTSCLF

CLFCLF

CLF

CTS

CLF CLF

CTS

CLF

CTS

CLF

CLF

CTSCTS

CTS

CLF

CLF

CTS

CTS

CLF

CLF

CLF

CLF

BUOW

CTS

CTS

CTS

CLF CTS

BUOW

CLF

BUOWBUOW

CTS

CLF

CTS

CLF

CLF

BUOW

VPS

CTS

CTS

CLF

BUOW

CTSCLF

CLF

CTS

CTS

CLF

VPS

CTS

CTS

BUOW

CTS

CTS

TCBB

CLF

VPS

CLF

CTS CTS

BUOWCTS

BUOW

CLFBUOW

BUOW

VPSCTS


0 1.50.75

Miles

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3

18

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Scrub & Woodland


Annual Grass

Chaparral

Coastal Scrub

Coniferous Forest

Eucalyptus

Oak Woodland

Montane Forest

Riparian














Delta smelt


Vernal pool



580

VPSSJKF

CTS

SJKF

SJKFSJKF

CLFCTS

CTS

BUOW

CTSSJKF

CTS

BUOW

CTS

CTS

BUOW

CTS

BUOW

CTS

TCBB

CLF

VPS

CTS CTS

BUOW

BethanyReservoir

State Rec Area

580

205

34



CTSCTS

CLF

SJKF

BUOWCLF CLF

CLFSJKF

SJKFCLF

SJKF

SJKF

CLF BUOW

BUOW

SJKF

TCBB

CLFSJKF

CLFCLFCLF

SJKF

CTS

CLF

SWHASJKF

BUOW

CLF

SJKFCLF

BUOW

SJKF

CLF CLFBUOW

BUOW

BUOWCLF

BUOW

BUOW

ML

ML

ML

SWHA

SWHA

SJKF

SWHA

SWHASWHAML

SWHA

SWHASWHA

SWHA

SWHA

MLSWHA

SWHA

BUOW

SWHA

SWHA

SWHA

SWHA

SWHA

BUOW

BUOW

BUOWBUOW

BUOWBUOW

SWHA

BUOW

BUOW

BUOW

BUOW

BUOW SWHABUOW

SJKFCLF

SJKF

BUOWTCBBCLF

BUOW

CTS

BUOW

BUOW

CLF

SJKF

BUOW

BUOWBUOW

SJKFCTS

CLFCTSCLF

CLF

BUOW BUOW

BUOW

BUOW


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Scrub & Woodland


Annual Grass

Chaparral

Coastal Scrub

Coniferous Forest

Eucalyptus

Oak Woodland

Montane Forest

Riparian














Delta smelt


Vernal pool



SSAA

NN FF

RRAA

NNCC

II SSCC

OO BB

AAYY

880

OAKLANDINTL.

AIRPORT

CSCLRAWSP

CLRA

LETE BUOW

CS

WSP

SA N F RA NCIS CO COUNT Y

SA N MATE O COUNT Y

CS

CS

CLRA


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Annual Grass

Chaparral

Coastal Scrub

Coniferous Forest

Eucalyptus

Oak Woodland

Montane Forest

Riparian














Delta smelt


Vernal pool



880

OAKLANDINTL.

AIRPORT

CLRA

Lake ChabotRegional Park

LakeChabotWSP

CS

CS

238

580

880

580

GarinRegional

Park

HaywardExecutive

Airport

92

CLF

CLF

CLF

CLF

SCT

CCG

SMH

CLRA

SMH

BUOW

CLRA

CLRA

LETE

CLRA

SMH

Hayward

Ashland

San Leandro

San Lorenzo

Castro Valley


0 1.50.75

Miles

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Sand Dunes


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Annual Grass

Chaparral

Coastal Scrub

Coniferous Forest

Eucalyptus

Oak Woodland

Montane Forest

Riparian














Delta smelt


Vernal pool



CLF BUOWCTS

CTS

CTSCTS

CLF

CTSCTS

CLFCLF

SJKF

BUOW

BUOW

BUOW

BUOW

BUOWCLFCTS

CTS

CampParks

MilitaryReservation

CTS

CLF

580

GarinRegional

Park

CLF

CLF

CLF

CLF


580

680

680

PleasantonRidge

Regional Park

CTS

CTS

CLF

BUOW

TCBB

CTS

TCBB

CTS

CTS

CTS

CTSCTS

CTS

BUOW

CLF

CTS CTS

CLF CTS

CTS

CLF

BUOW

BUOWBUOW

BUOW

CLF

CLF

CLF

CLF

CLF

CLF

CLF

Dublin

Pleasanton


0 1.50.75

Miles

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Sand Dunes


Scrub & Woodland


Annual Grass

Chaparral

Coastal Scrub

Coniferous Forest

Eucalyptus

Oak Woodland

Montane Forest

Riparian














Delta smelt


Vernal pool



CTS

CTS

CTSCTS

CLF

CTS

CLF

580

CTS

CLF CTS

BUOWCLF

CLF

BUOW

VPS

CTS

CLF

VPS

CTS

CTS CTS

BUOWCTS

BUOW

CLFBUOW

BUOW

VPSCTS

580

CTS

CTS

CLF

BUOW

TCBB

CTS

TCBB

CTS

CTS

CTS

CTSCTS

CLF CTS

CTS

CLF

580

Sycamore GroveRegional Park

Airport

LawrenceLivermoreLabortory

CTS

CLF

CTS

CLF

CTS

CTS

CTS

TCBB

CTS

CLF

CLFCLF

CTS

CTS

CTSCLF

BUOW

CLF

CLF

CTS

CTS

CTSCTS

CLF

CLF BUOW CTS

CLFCLF

CLF

CLF

CLF

CLF CTS

TCBB

BUOW

CTS

CTSCLF

CTS

SJKF

CLF

CTS

CTS

BUOW

CTS

Livermore


0 1.50.75

Miles

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Annual Grass

Chaparral

Coastal Scrub

Coniferous Forest

Eucalyptus

Oak Woodland

Montane Forest

Riparian














Delta smelt


Vernal pool



580 CTS CTS

BUOW

BUOW

BUOW SWHABUOW

CLF

SJKF

BUOWTCBBCLF

SJKF

BUOW

BUOWBUOW

SJKFCTS

CTSCLF

BUOW

CTS

CTS

CTS

SJKF


580

Carnegie StateVehicularRec Area

580

J2

BUOW

CTS

CTS

CLF

SJKF

BUOW

BUOW

SJKF

CLF

CLF

CLF

SJKF

CLFCLF

CLFCLF

CTS

CTSBUOW

BUOW

CTS

CLF

SJKF

LFF

CLF

BUOW

BUOW

BUOWBUOW

BUOW

BUOW

CTS

CLFBUOW

CTS

CLF

CLF

CTS

CTS

CTS CTSCLF

CTS

CTS

CTS

CTSCLF

CTS

CTSCLF

CLFCLF

CLF

CLF

CLF

CLF

LFF

TCBB

VELB

TCBBCLF

CLF

CLF

CLF

CTS

CTS

CLF

CLF

LFF

CLF

CTS

CLF

SJKFSJKF

SJKF

SJKF

CTS

SJKF

SJKF

BUOW

BUOW


0 1.50.75

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Annual Grass

Chaparral

Coastal Scrub

Coniferous Forest

Eucalyptus

Oak Woodland

Montane Forest

Riparian














Delta smelt


Vernal pool



SSAA

NN FF

RRAA

NNCC

II SSCC

OO BB

AAYY

880

GarinRegional

Park

92

CLF

CLF

CLF

CCG

CLRA

LETE

GarinRegional

Park

Quarry LakeRegionalRec Area

CLF

BUOWSMH

SMH

SMH

SMH

BS

SMH

SMH CCG

CBR SMH

CLRA

SMH

WSP

WSP

CLRA

LETE

LETE

SMH

WSP

SMH

SMH

LETE

SMH

TCBB

BUOWSMH

CCG

SA N MATE O COUNT Y

Union City


0 1.50.75

Miles

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Annual Grass

Chaparral

Coastal Scrub

Coniferous Forest

Eucalyptus

Oak Woodland

Montane Forest

Riparian














Delta smelt


Vernal pool



880

GarinRegional

Park

CLF

CLF

CLF

680

PleasantonRidge

Regional Park

CTSCTS

CTSCTS

CTS

CentralPark Lake

Quarry LakeRegionalRec Area

CLF

84

84

680


238CTS

CTS

CTS

CTS

CTS

CLF

CLFCLF

SJKFCLF

TCBB

CTS CTS

CTS

CTS

CTSCTS

CTS

CTS

CTS

CTS

CTS

CTS

CTSCLF

CLF

CTS

CTS

CTS

CTS

CTS

CBR

TCBBBUOW

Sunol

Fremont

Union City


0 1.50.75

Miles

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3

18

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Sand Dunes


Scrub & Woodland


Annual Grass

Chaparral

Coastal Scrub

Coniferous Forest

Eucalyptus

Oak Woodland

Montane Forest

Riparian














Delta smelt


Vernal pool



CTSCTS

CTSCTS

Sycamore GroveRegional ParkCTSCLF

CLFCLF

CTS

CTS

CTS

CTS

84


CTS

CTS

CTS

CTS

CTS

CLF

CTS

CTS

CTS

CTS

CLF

CTS

CLF

CTS

CTS

CLF

CLF

CTS

CTS

CTS

CTS

CTS

CTSCTS

CTS

CLF

CTS

CTS

CLF

CTSCLF

CLF

CLF

CLF

Lake DelValle

CTS

CLF

CTSCTS

BE

CTS

CLF

CLF

CTSCTSCTSCTS

CTS

CLF CLF

Del ValleRegional

Park


0 1.50.75

Miles

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Annual Grass

Chaparral

Coastal Scrub

Coniferous Forest

Eucalyptus

Oak Woodland

Montane Forest

Riparian














Delta smelt


Vernal pool



Carnegie StateVehicularRec Area

CTS

CLFCLF

CTS

CTS

CTS CTSCLF

CTS

CTS

CTS

CTSCLF

CTS

CTSCLF

CLFCLF

CLF

CLF

CLF

CLFCTS

CTS

CLF

CLF

LFF

CLF

CTS

CLF


CTS

CTS

CTS

CTS

CTS

CLF

CLFSJKF

LFF


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9

5

8

3

18

12

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Sand Dunes


Scrub & Woodland


Annual Grass

Chaparral

Coastal Scrub

Coniferous Forest

Eucalyptus

Oak Woodland

Montane Forest

Riparian














Delta smelt


Vernal pool



880

BS

SMH

CCG

SMH

TCBB

BUOW

SMH

SA N MATE O COUNT Y

S a n F r a n c i s c o B a y

Coyote Creek

84

SA N MATE O COUNT Y


84

114

101

BUOW

SMH

CLRA

SMH

SMHBUOW

WSP

CBR

CLRA

WSPSMH

BUOW

SMH

SMH

SMH

CLRA

CLRA

BUOW

CLRA

CLRABUOWCLRA

BUOWSMH

CLRA

CLRA

CLRA

WSP

BUOW

CTS

WSP

LETE

CLRA

LETE

SMH

SMH

LETE

Newark

Menlo Park

East Palo Alto


0 1.50.75

Miles

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9

5

8

3

18

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Sand Dunes


Scrub & Woodland


Annual Grass

Chaparral

Coastal Scrub

Coniferous Forest

Eucalyptus

Oak Woodland

Montane Forest

Riparian














Delta smelt


Vernal pool



880

CentralPark Lake

238CTS

CTS

CTS CTS

CTS

CTS

TCBBBUOW

Coyote Creek

BUOW

SMH

BUOW

SMH

SMH

CLRA

CLRA

BUOW

CLRA

CLRA

880

680

680

262CalaverasReservoir

Mission PeakRegional Park

SunoiRegional

Wilderness

SMH

CSTCBB

TCBB

TCBB

CTS

CTS

CTS CTS

CLF

CTSCLF

CLF

CTS

BUOWBUOW

BUOWBUOW

BUOW

BUOW

CTS

BUOW

CTS

SMH

CCGBUOW

CTS

CCG

CTS

CCG

WSP

VTS

VTS

CLF



CLRA

CLRASMH

SMHSMH

SMH

SMH

SMHSMH

Fremont


0 1.50.75

Miles

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Sand Dunes


Scrub & Woodland


Annual Grass

Chaparral

Coastal Scrub

Coniferous Forest

Eucalyptus

Oak Woodland

Montane Forest

Riparian














Delta smelt


Vernal pool



CTS

CTS

CTSCLF

CLF

CTS

CLF

CTSCTS

CalaverasReservoir

SunoiRegional

Wilderness

CTS

CLF

CTSCLF

SA NTA C LA RA CO UNT YCTS

CTS

CLF

CLF

CTS

CLF

CLF

CLF

CTS

CLF

CTS

CLF

CLFCLF

CTSCTS

CLF

CLF

CLF

CTS

CLFCTS

CLF


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3

18

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Sand Dunes


Scrub & Woodland


Annual Grass

Chaparral

Coastal Scrub

Coniferous Forest

Eucalyptus

Oak Woodland

Montane Forest

Riparian














Delta smelt


Vernal pool




STAN IS LAUS COUNT Y



0 1.50.75

Miles

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9

5

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18

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Sand Dunes


Scrub & Woodland


Annual Grass

Chaparral

Coastal Scrub

Coniferous Forest

Eucalyptus

Oak Woodland

Montane Forest

Riparian














Delta smelt


Vernal pool



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