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Current Version: 10.81

Service Description: This layer was developed by Sonoma County Ag + Open Space as a component of the Vital Lands Initiative. For additional information please contact Alex Young,  Conservation GIS Coordinator

PRIORITY HARDWOOD FOREST

Vegetation rarity was used to as the criteria to develop the priority hardwood forest layer. Vegetation rarity was evaluated using global and state conservation status rankings from the Survey of California Vegetation/NatureServe’s Heritage Program methodology, as well as local rarity. For a more detailed description of conservation status ranks, please see the Sonoma County Vegetation Descriptions prepared by CDFW VegCAMP and CNPS for the Sonoma Veg Map Program: https://nrm.dfg.ca.gov/FileHandler.ashx?DocumentID=115808&inline=1


A breakdown of vegetation classes by rarity priority class is described below:

High Priority: Imperiled (state rarity rank of 2) or locally rare (state rarity rank of 3 or 4 with <1% cover)


Lower Priority: Apparently secure (state rank 4 or 5) or locally common (>5% cover)





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PRIORITY HARDWOOD FOREST

Vegetation rarity was used to as the criteria to develop the priority hardwood forest layer. Vegetation rarity was evaluated using global and state conservation status rankings from the Survey of California Vegetation/NatureServe’s Heritage Program methodology, as well as local rarity. For a more detailed description of conservation status ranks, please see the Sonoma County Vegetation Descriptions prepared by CDFW VegCAMP and CNPS for the Sonoma Veg Map Program: https://nrm.dfg.ca.gov/FileHandler.ashx?DocumentID=115808&inline=1


A breakdown of vegetation classes by rarity priority class is described below:

High Priority: Imperiled (state rarity rank of 2) or locally rare (state rarity rank of 3 or 4 with <1% cover)


Lower Priority: Apparently secure (state rank 4 or 5) or locally common (>5% cover)





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