Sensitive species definition
Examples of Sensitive species in a sentence
Sensitive species status is appointed to species in which a downward trend in population or habitat is observed or predicted to occur on Forest Service lands.
The 6840 Policy Manual states that it is in the best interest of the BLM to undertake conservation actions for BLM Sensitive species before listing is warranted and that it is also in the best interest of the agency to undertake conservation actions that improve the status of such species so that their designation as BLM sensitive is no longer necessary or warranted.
The 6840 Policy Manual states that it is in the best interest of the BLM to undertake Conservation Actions for BLM Sensitive species before listing is warranted and that it is also in the best interest of the agency to undertake Conservation Actions that improve the status of such species so that their designation as BLM sensitive is no longer necessary or warranted.
Within the Salmon subbasin, coho salmon are listed as Threatened and steelhead are listed as a Candidate species under the Endangered Species Act (ESA); summer steelhead and spring Chinook are managed as Sensitive species by the Pacific Southwest Region Forest Service.
Sensitive species, sensitive habitats, relocation areas, and other notable sightings or survey information shall also be recorded on a map and submitted to CDFW as part of the survey report.