East Cascades – Modoc Plateau and West Cascades · and West Cascades Ecoregional Assessments....
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East Cascades – Modoc Plateau
and West Cascades
ECOREGIONAL ASSESSMENTS WASHINGTON SITE SUMMARIES
JUNE 2007
ORNHIC
The East Cascades - Modoc Plateau and
West Cascades Ecoregional Assessments
Site Summaries - Washington Prepared by
The Nature Conservancy and the
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
June 2007
Citation: Popper, K., G. Wilhere, M. Schindel, D. VanderSchaaf, P. Skidmore, G. Stroud, J. Crandall, J. Kagan, R. Crawford, G. Kittel, J. Azerrad, L. Bach. 2007. The East Cascades - Modoc Plateau and West Cascades Ecoregional Assessments. Prepared by The Nature Conservancy and the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife with support from the Oregon Natural Heritage Information Center, Washington Heritage Program, and Natureserve. The Nature Conservancy, Portland, Oregon.
Cover photos (clockwise, from top left): cutthroat trout © Mark Conlin/River-Images.com, Tweedy’s pussypaws (Lewisia tweedyi) © Terry R. Lillybridge/USDA Forest Service, Swauk Creek, WA © Keith Lazelle, Oregon spotted frog © Alan D. St. John, spotted owl © USFWS, Pierce Island Preserve, WA © Keith Lazelle.
Use of Site Summaries: The Site Summaries are organized alphabetically by the name of the site. The ecoregion the site is found in is listed on the right hand side of the page. “Targets selected to meet goals” are those systems and species targets found in the terrestrial and freshwater assessment units (AUs) selected for the site. “Additional targets at site” are the targets in terrestrial or freshwater AUs within the site which were not necessary to meet ecoregional conservation goals. To see which AUs were selected for terrestrial, freshwater, or both sets of targets, see the .pdf poster-size Maps B – D, or the Assessment_unit_EWCasc.shp GIS coverage on the CD. For more information on targets and portfolio construction, see Chapters 4 and 8 in the Main Report and associated appendices. Column Notes: a) G Rank: global rank of species conservation target as determined by NatureServe. b) Abundance: amount of target present at portfolio site. c) % of Total Known: amount of target known at site expressed as a percent of the total amount of the target in the ecoregion. d) Relative Abundance: an area-weighted measure of local target abundance. RA is the percent of abundance of the target in the ecoregion that is found within the site divided by the percent of area of the ecoregion represented by the site. An RA > 1.0 indicates that the abundance of the target is high for an area of this size in this ecoregion. RA < 1.0 indicates that while the target is present at the site, it can be found at higher abundance at other locations in the ecoregion. e) Contribution to Goal: percent of the conservation goal for the target that is captured at the portfolio site. f) Ecoregion Goal: overall ecoregional conservation goal for the target. g) % of Goal Captured by Portfolio: percent of the ecoregional conservation goal for the target that is captured in all portfolio sites in this ecoregion. 100% or above denotes that the conservation goal for the target was fully met in the conservation portfolio.
List of Integrated Portfolio Sites for Washington
Site # (N to S) refers to numbers on Maps 8.4 - 8.7
Site Name Ecoregion Target Focus Hectares AcresSite # (N to S)
Ahtanum / Cowiche East Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 20,346 50,275 22Antoine Creek East Cascades Freshwater 3,231 7,983 5Black Canyon East Cascades Freshwater 3,030 7,487 3Boise Ridge West Cascades Freshwater 5,321 13,147 6Carbon River West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 14,318 35,379 9Chelan East Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 93,806 231,794 2Chelan Butte East Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 4,251 10,503 7Chiwawa River East Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 26,842 66,326 4Cispus River West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 23,562 58,222 25Clearwater West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 7,396 18,275 7Columbia Gorge - Collins Cr. West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 4,543 11,225 42Columbia Gorge - West West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 39,632 97,930 44Columbia Rocky Reach East Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 49,366 121,983 10Coweeman River West Cascades Freshwater 20,421 50,460 32Cowlitz Headwaters West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 40,217 99,377 15Cowlitz Riffe Lake West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 12,294 30,379 23Deschutes (WA) West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 15,894 39,275 14East Fork Lewis Headwaters West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 19,847 49,042 39East Fork Lewis River West Cascades Freshwater 9,119 22,532 38Entiat River East Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 61,461 151,870 8Howard Hanson West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 4,724 11,674 5Icicle Creek East Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 55,525 137,202 11Issaquah Creek West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 7,964 19,678 1Kalama River West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 24,334 60,128 34Kanaskat West Cascades Freshwater 2,895 7,153 4Kiona Creek West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 3,051 7,539 21Klickitat Headwaters East Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 13,710 33,877 23L T Murray East Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 20,376 50,349 17Little Klickitat River East Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 32,504 80,318 30Little Naches Headwaters East Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 66,505 164,333 18Little White Salmon River East Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 21,280 52,584 32Lower Cispus Tributaries West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 34,650 85,621 27Lower Klickitat River East Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 27,536 68,041 33Lower Lewis River West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 6,203 15,328 36Lower Wenatchee East Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 77,675 191,934 12Mashel / Ohop West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 36,474 90,128 11Middle Klickitat River East Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 34,653 85,627 28Middle Lewis River West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 41,301 102,056 35Middle Wenatchee East Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 51,793 127,980 9Morgan Creek West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 1,986 4,907 41Mt Rainier West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 50,058 123,694 12Mt. Adams - East East Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 16,590 40,995 26Mt. Adams - West West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 12,333 30,476 28Muddy River Tributaries West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 22,010 54,386 30Naches River / Rattlesnake Creek East Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 68,490 169,239 20Naneum Ridge East Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 61,306 151,486 15
East and West Cascades Ecoregional Assessment
List of Integrated Portfolio Sites for Washington, cont.
Site Name Ecoregion Target Focus Hectares AcresSite # (N to S)
Newaukum Headwaters West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 9,863 24,370 17Purcell Slough West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 2,803 6,927 22Raging River West Cascades Freshwater 4,966 12,270 2Rock Creek West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 5,032 12,434 40Satus Headwaters East Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 12,400 30,641 27Scatter Creek - Cascades West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 2,305 5,695 13Simcoe Creek East Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 2,627 6,492 24South St Helens West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 5,074 12,537 33Stehekin River East Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 83,932 207,396 1Swauk Creek East Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 9,715 24,005 16Teanaway River East Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 16,822 41,567 14Tieton East Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 54,876 135,598 21Tilton Headwaters West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 8,729 21,570 18Toutle Green River West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 23,210 57,351 26Toutle St Helens West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 25,559 63,156 29Upper Cedar River West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 34,567 85,414 3Upper Cowlitz River West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 50,437 124,630 19Upper Lewis River West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 15,161 37,462 31Upper Nisqually River West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 57,727 142,643 16Upper Puyallup River West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 12,832 31,707 10Upper Rock Creek East Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 11,255 27,810 31Upper Toppenish Creek East Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 6,749 16,678 25Upper Wenas Creek East Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 19,647 48,548 19Upper Wenatchee East Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 66,670 164,741 6Upper White River West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 57,152 141,223 8Upper Yakima East Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 77,387 191,224 13Washougal River West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 20,928 51,713 43Whalehead Ridge West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 6,575 16,246 20White Salmon River East Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 45,729 112,995 29Wind River West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 46,401 114,657 37Winston Creek West Cascades Terrestrial & Freshwater 3,179 7,854 24
East and West Cascades Ecoregional Assessment
Summaries of Integrated Portfolio Sites in the East and West Cascades Ecoregions of Washington
Ahtanum / CowicheWashington East Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
20,346 1%3
0
00
3565
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%50,254 ac
Federal: 0Land Ownership
State: 34Local:
Indigenous: 5%%
%
%Private 61 %NGO %96Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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f
g
Targets selected to meet goalsTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Inter-Mountain Basins Big Sagebrush Steppe 1,283 ha 0.2 0.50.6% % 106 %246,966 haInter-Mountain Basins Montane Sagebrush Steppe 28 ha 0.0 0.20.1% % 204 %17,505 haLate Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 288 ha 0.1 0.20.4% % 114 %158,084 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 16 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 262 %90,828 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
981 ha 0.2 0.80.9% % 129 %129,716 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine Woodland and Savanna
5,032 ha 0.3 1.11.3% % 111 %468,719 ha
Rocky Mountain Subalpine Mesic Spruce-Fir Forest and Woodland
141 ha 0.5 1.62.0% % 123 %8,664 ha
Yakima Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland 7,448 ha 1.4 4.85.8% % 152 %154,743 haSpeciesBirds
White-Headed Woodpecker Picoides albolarvatus 1 occG4 4.2 5.916.7% % 112 %17 occ
Vascular PlantsHoover's Tauschia Tauschia hooveri 1 occG2 14.3 7.757.2% % 31 %13 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
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Ahtanum / CowichePortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Westslope Cutthroat Trout Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 14 kmG4 1.5 5.9% % %Westslope Cutthroat Trout habitat Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 68 scoreG4 1.5 4.95.9% % 201 %1,388 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(5) Headwaters - basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient 2 occ 2.7 9.010.7% % 163 %19 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Inter-Mountain Basins Big Sagebrush Steppe 1,067 ha 0.1 %Inter-Mountain Basins Montane Sagebrush Steppe 282 ha 0.3 %Late Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 198 ha 0.1 %North Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 48 ha 0.0 %Northern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 76 ha 0.1 %Northern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
28 ha 0.0 %
Northern Rocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine Woodland and Savanna
4,459 ha 0.3 %
Rocky Mountain Subalpine Mesic Spruce-Fir Forest and Woodland
830 ha 2.9 %
Yakima Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland 6,489 ha 1.3 %
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Bull Trout - Middle Columbia River RU Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 25 kmG3 6.9 %Bull Trout - Middle Columbia River RU habitat Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 64 scoreG3 7.6 %Chinook - Middle Columbia River Spring Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha
pop. 199 kmG5 0.8 %
Chinook - Middle Columbia River Spring Run habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 19
1 scoreG5 0.0 %
Steelhead - Middle Columbia habitat pop. 17 Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 17 2 scoreG5 0.1 %Steelhead - Middle Columbia pop. 17 Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 17 18 kmG5 1.1 %Westslope Cutthroat Trout Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 13 kmG4 1.4 %Westslope Cutthroat Trout habitat Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 64 scoreG4 1.4 %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
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Ahtanum / CowichePortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
(5) Headwaters - basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient 1 occ 0.6 %(72) Yakima forested headwaters - mixed geology, mid/high-elevation, steep-gradient
1 occ 5.4 %
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Antoine CreekPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Antoine CreekWashington East Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
3,231 0%0
0
00
7129
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%7,980 ac
Federal: 71Land Ownership
State:Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 29 %NGO %100Undeveloped %
Freshwater Site
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Targets selected to meet goalsFreshwater
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
FSOK1.3 1 occ 0.2 0.75.4% % 102 %54 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbia Basin Foothill Riparian Woodland and Shrubland
3 ha 0.1 %
Inter-Mountain Basins Big Sagebrush Steppe 1,029 ha 0.1 %Late Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 54 ha 0.0 %Northern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
67 ha 0.0 %
Northern Rocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine Woodland and Savanna
1,122 ha 0.1 %
Wenatchee Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland
2,971 ha 0.7 %
SpeciesBirds
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Antoine CreekPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Northern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 1 occG5 0.4 %
MammalsWestern Gray Squirrel Sciurus griseus 12 haG5 0.0 %
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Black CanyonPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Black CanyonWashington East Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
3,030%
0
00
1000
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%7,483 ac
Federal: 100Land Ownership
State:Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private %NGO %100Undeveloped %
Freshwater Site
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g
Targets selected to meet goalsFreshwater
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
FSOK1.3 1 occ 0.3 0.97.1% % 102 %54 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Inter-Mountain Basins Big Sagebrush Steppe 12 ha 0.0 %Late Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 109 ha 0.0 %Northern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
23 ha 0.0 %
Wenatchee Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland
403 ha 0.1 %
SpeciesMammals
Western Gray Squirrel Sciurus griseus 104 haG5 0.4 %
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Boise RidgePortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Boise RidgeWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
5,321 1%10
0
4
96
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%13,142 ac
Federal:Land Ownership
State: 4Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 96 %NGO %88Undeveloped %
Freshwater Site
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g
Targets selected to meet goalsFreshwater
SpeciesFishes
Chinook - Puget Sound Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 15
5 kmG5 0.2 2.0% % %
Chinook - Puget Sound habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 15
3 scoreG5 0.1 0.20.8% % 127 %1,644 score
Chum Salmon - Pacific Coast Onchorhynchus keta pop. 5 7 kmG5 0.3 2.1% % %Chum Salmon - Pacific Coast habitat Onchorhynchus keta pop. 5 35 scoreG5 0.3 0.52.1% % 128 %6,796 scoreCoastal Cutthroat Trout - Puget Sound Oncorhynchus clarki clarki
pop. 733 kmG4 0.6 4.8% % %
Coastal Cutthroat Trout - Puget Sound habitat Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 7
163 scoreG4 0.6 1.24.7% % 105 %14,075 score
Coho Salmon - Puget Sound/Straight of Georgia Onchorhynchus kisutch pop. 5 25 kmG4 0.3 2.8% % %Coho Salmon - Puget Sound/Straight of Georgia habitat Onchorhynchus kisutch pop. 5 121 scoreG4 0.3 0.72.8% % 116 %17,434 scorePink Salmon - Odd-year Onchorhynchus gorbuscha 4 kmG5 0.2 1.4% % %Pink Salmon - Odd-year habitat Onchorhynchus gorbuscha 17 scoreG5 0.2 0.41.4% % 109 %4,818 scoreSteelhead - Puget Sound Onchorhynchus mykiss 8 kmG5 0.2 1.4% % %Steelhead - Puget Sound habitat Onchorhynchus mykiss 41 scoreG5 0.2 0.41.4% % 115 %11,552 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
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Boise RidgePortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Cascades headwaters - mafic, mid elevation, mixed gradient
1 occ 4.1 14.232.9% % 188 %8 occ
Communities
North Pacific Bog and Fen Community North Pacific Bog and Fen 1 occGQ 5.9 12.547.8% % 188 %8 occNorth Pacific Shrub Swamp Community North Pacific Shrub Swamp 1 occGQ 14.3 33.3116.0% % 200 %3 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 284 ha 0.1 %Mount Rainier Lower Forest and Woodland 2,600 ha 0.6 %Mount Rainier Upper Forest and Woodland 76 ha 0.0 %North Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 77 ha 0.9 %North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
800 ha 0.1 %
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
1,173 ha 0.2 %
North Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 1 ha 0.0 %North Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 267 ha 0.0 %
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Carbon RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Carbon RiverWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
14,318 1%2
2
30
2248
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%35,365 ac
Federal: 50Land Ownership
State: 1Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 48 %NGO %96Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Targets selected to meet goalsTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 1,225 ha 0.2 0.50.7% % 115 %257,493 haMount Rainier Lower Forest and Woodland 3,565 ha 0.9 2.82.6% % 119 %125,410 haMount Rainier Upper Forest and Woodland 4,695 ha 2.2 7.46.7% % 241 %63,320 haNorth Pacific Avalanche Chute Shrubland 3 ha 0.6 2.01.8% % 248 %128 haNorth Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 442 ha 5.2 17.215.6% % 149 %2,569 haNorth Pacific Hypermaritime Shrub and Herbaceous Headland
10 ha 1.9 6.35.7% % 216 %157 ha
North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
1,982 ha 0.2 0.50.5% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
537 ha 0.1 0.40.3% % 120 %150,508 ha
North Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 2,421 ha 0.9 2.92.6% % 254 %84,414 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 2,543 ha 0.4 1.21.1% % 195 %206,665 haNorthern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 4 ha 0.1 0.10.2% % 213 %2,988 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Parkland 449 ha 1.2 3.93.5% % 316 %11,525 ha
SpeciesAmphibians
Van Dyke's Salamander Plethodon vandykei 1 occG3 7.1 4.021.6% % 52 %25 occWestern Toad Bufo boreas 1 occG4 2.9 7.78.6% % 200 %13 occ
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Carbon RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
BirdsMarbled Murrelet Brachyramphus marmoratus 13 occG3 39.7 55.2119.8% % 83 %23 occNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 1 occG3 0.1 0.10.2% % 106 %882 occ
Vascular PlantsMount Rainier Lousewort Pedicularis rainierensis 2 occG2 6.3 6.319.1% % 96 %25 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Bull Trout - Coastal and Puget Sound Salvelinus confluentus pop. 3 10 kmG3 0.1 0.4% % %Bull Trout - Coastal and Puget Sound habitat Salvelinus confluentus pop. 3 21 scoreG3 0.2 0.40.6% % 104 %4,931 scoreChinook - Puget Sound Oncorhynchus tshawytscha
pop. 1511 kmG5 0.5 1.4% % %
Chinook - Puget Sound habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 15
1 scoreG5 0.0 0.10.1% % 127 %1,644 score
Chum Salmon - Pacific Coast Onchorhynchus keta pop. 5 23 kmG5 0.8 2.5% % %Chum Salmon - Pacific Coast habitat Onchorhynchus keta pop. 5 113 scoreG5 0.8 1.72.5% % 128 %6,796 scoreCoastal Cutthroat Trout - Puget Sound Oncorhynchus clarki clarki
pop. 734 kmG4 0.6 1.8% % %
Coastal Cutthroat Trout - Puget Sound habitat Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 7
169 scoreG4 0.6 1.21.8% % 105 %14,075 score
Coho Salmon - Puget Sound/Straight of Georgia Onchorhynchus kisutch pop. 5 35 kmG4 0.5 1.5% % %Coho Salmon - Puget Sound/Straight of Georgia habitat Onchorhynchus kisutch pop. 5 155 scoreG4 0.4 0.91.3% % 116 %17,434 scorePink Salmon - Odd-year Onchorhynchus gorbuscha 8 kmG5 0.4 1.3% % %Pink Salmon - Odd-year habitat Onchorhynchus gorbuscha 37 scoreG5 0.4 0.81.2% % 109 %4,818 scoreSteelhead - Puget Sound Onchorhynchus mykiss 35 kmG5 0.7 2.3% % %Steelhead - Puget Sound habitat Onchorhynchus mykiss 172 scoreG5 0.7 1.52.3% % 115 %11,552 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
Cascades headwaters - basalt and volcanics, high elevation, moderate to high gradient, glacier influenced
1 occ 5.3 18.316.1% % 243 %7 occ
Puget uplands and islands headwaters - glacial drift, low to mid elevation, low to moderate gradient
1 occ 0.2 0.70.6% % 161 %23 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
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Carbon RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 96 ha 0.0 %Mount Rainier Lower Forest and Woodland 749 ha 0.2 %North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
559 ha 0.0 %
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
107 ha 0.0 %
SpeciesBirds
Bald Eagle nests Haliaeetus leucocephalus 1 occG4 1.3 %
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ChelanPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
ChelanWashington East Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
93,806 0%0
6
550
414
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%231,700 ac
Federal: 95Land Ownership
State: 1Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 4 %NGO %94Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Targets selected to meet goalsTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
East Cascades Mesic Montane Conifer Forest 1,022 ha 0.7 2.20.6% % 157 %45,672 haInter-Mountain Basins Big Sagebrush Steppe 968 ha 0.1 0.40.1% % 106 %246,966 haInter-Mountain Basins Montane Sagebrush Steppe 886 ha 1.0 5.10.9% % 204 %17,505 haLate Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 3,805 ha 1.2 2.41.0% % 114 %158,084 haNorth Pacific Avalanche Chute Shrubland 5 ha 0.1 0.40.1% % 223 %1,165 haNorth Pacific Dry and Mesic Alpine Dwarf-Shrubland, fellfield and Meadow
910 ha 8.7 29.17.6% % 291 %3,130 ha
North Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 233 ha 1.3 6.71.2% % 347 %3,491 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
887 ha 0.7 2.30.6% % 202 %38,824 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
68 ha 0.8 2.40.7% % 226 %2,838 ha
North Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
778 ha 3.9 19.53.4% % 333 %3,986 ha
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 2,777 ha 5.1 25.54.4% % 380 %10,907 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 4,957 ha 1.6 5.51.4% % 262 %90,828 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 1,267 ha 0.9 2.90.7% % 209 %44,199 haNorthern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 21,203 ha 18.0 60.015.6% % 172 %35,351 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
15,022 ha 3.5 11.63.0% % 129 %129,716 ha
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ChelanPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Northern Rocky Mountain Montane Grassland 1,470 ha 12.6 63.211.0% % 382 %2,327 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine Woodland and Savanna
1,498 ha 0.1 0.30.1% % 111 %468,719 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Grassland 2,093 ha 36.1 180.431.3% % 288 %1,160 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Parkland 6,281 ha 7.7 25.86.7% % 253 %24,333 haRocky Mountain Subalpine Mesic Spruce-Fir Forest and Woodland
105 ha 0.4 1.20.3% % 123 %8,664 ha
Rocky Mountain Subalpine-Montane Riparian Woodland 393 ha 18.1 90.415.7% % 367 %435 haTemperate Pacific Montane Wet Meadow 1,384 ha 1.3 6.61.2% % 239 %20,905 haWenatchee Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland
35,091 ha 7.8 25.96.8% % 193 %135,359 ha
SpeciesAmphibians
Western Toad Bufo boreas 1 occG4 2.3 7.72.0% % 208 %13 occ
BirdsGolden Eagle Aquila chrysaetos 2 occG5 4.1 5.33.5% % 100 %38 occNorthern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 4 occG5 1.5 10.51.3% % 329 %38 occNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 2 occG3 0.4 0.90.4% % 118 %234 occWhite-Headed Woodpecker Picoides albolarvatus 1 occG4 4.2 5.93.6% % 112 %17 occ
MammalsBighorn Sheep Ovis canadensis 99 haG4 0.2 0.80.2% % 237 %12,336 haMountain Goat Oreamos americana 2,471 haG5 7.4 24.66.4% % 232 %10,053 haWestern Gray Squirrel Sciurus griseus 234 haG5 1.0 3.20.8% % 205 %7,319 ha
MollusksChelan mountainsnail Oreohelix sp.1 1 occG1 7.1 1.06.2% % 13 %100 occ
Vascular PlantsBrewer's Cliff-brake Pellaea breweri 1 occG5 20.0 7.717.4% % 38 %13 occPale Alpine-forget-me-not Eritrichium nanum var.
elongatum2 occG5 100.0 15.486.9% % 15 %13 occ
Seely's Silene Silene seelyi 1 occG2 5.0 2.04.3% % 34 %50 occSierra Cliff-brake Pellaea brachyptera 5 occG4 100.0 38.586.9% % 38 %13 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Pygmy whitefish Prosopium coulteri 1 occG5 50.0 100.043.4% % 100 %1 occWestslope Cutthroat Trout Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 66 kmG4 5.2 4.5% % %
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ChelanPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Westslope Cutthroat Trout habitat Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 329 scoreG4 5.2 10.44.5% % 132 %3,170 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
FSOK1.3 1 occ 0.7 2.50.6% % 102 %54 occFSOK1.40 6 occ 36.7 124.931.9% % 220 %5 occFSOK1.56 1 occ 0.0 0.20.0% % 142 %24 occFSOK1.61 1 occ 0.1 0.20.1% % 107 %15 occFSOK1.80 5 occ 3.0 9.92.6% % 104 %47 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbia Basin Foothill Riparian Woodland and Shrubland
46 ha 1.1 %
Inter-Mountain Basins Big Sagebrush Steppe 2,409 ha 0.3 %Inter-Mountain Basins Montane Sagebrush Steppe 1,466 ha 1.7 %Late Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 183 ha 0.1 %North Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
10 ha 0.1 %
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 141 ha 0.3 %Northern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 627 ha 0.5 %Northern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
1,110 ha 0.3 %
Northern Rocky Mountain Montane Grassland 2 ha 0.0 %Northern Rocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine Woodland and Savanna
258 ha 0.0 %
Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Grassland 160 ha 2.8 %Rocky Mountain Subalpine-Montane Riparian Woodland 1 ha 0.1 %Temperate Pacific Montane Wet Meadow 984 ha 0.9 %Wenatchee Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland
4,560 ha 1.0 %
SpeciesMammals
Bighorn Sheep Ovis canadensis 743 haG4 1.8 %Western Gray Squirrel Sciurus griseus 288 haG5 1.2 %
Freshwater
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ChelanPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
SpeciesFishes
Westslope Cutthroat Trout Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 37 kmG4 2.9 %Westslope Cutthroat Trout habitat Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 186 scoreG4 2.9 %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
FSOK1.1 2 occ 19.6 %FSOK1.40 1 occ 3.1 %FSOK1.80 1 occ 0.3 %
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Chelan ButtePortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Chelan ButteWashington East Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
4,251 1%13
13
01
2080
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%10,499 ac
Federal: 19Land Ownership
State: 1Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 80 %NGO %73Undeveloped %
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Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbia Basin Foothill Riparian Woodland and Shrubland
15 ha 0.4 1.86.7% % 151 %838 ha
Inter-Mountain Basins Big Sagebrush Steppe 2,027 ha 0.2 0.84.7% % 106 %246,966 haWenatchee Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland
2,008 ha 0.4 1.58.5% % 193 %135,359 ha
SpeciesBirds
Golden Eagle Aquila chrysaetos 2 occG5 4.1 5.378.3% % 100 %38 occ
MammalsWestern Gray Squirrel Sciurus griseus 50 haG5 0.2 0.74.0% % 205 %7,319 ha
Vascular PlantsAdder's Tongue Ophioglossum pusillum 1 occG5 50.0 7.7958.6% % 15 %13 occLittle Bluestem Schizachyrium scoparium var.
scoparium1 occG5 50.0 7.7958.6% % 15 %13 occ
Strict Blue-eyed-grass Sisyrinchium montanum 1 occG5 100.0 7.71917.3% % 8 %13 occUte Ladies' Tresses Spiranthes diluvialis 3 occG2 100.0 23.11917.3% % 23 %13 occ
Freshwater
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Chelan ButtePortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
SpeciesFishes
Chinook Salmon - Upper Columbia River Spring Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 12
16 kmG5 1.8 35.3% % %
Chinook Salmon - Upper Columbia River Spring Run habitat
Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 12
78 scoreG5 0.9 2.916.5% % 228 %2,707 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
FSOK1.326 1 occ 1.0 3.219.4% % 150 %6 occ
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Chiwawa RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Chiwawa RiverWashington East Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
26,842%
1
570
430
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%66,299 ac
Federal: 100Land Ownership
State:Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 0 %NGO %98Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Terrestrial Ecological Systems
East Cascades Mesic Montane Conifer Forest 162 ha 0.1 0.40.3% % 157 %45,672 haLate Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 2,033 ha 0.6 1.32.0% % 114 %158,084 haNorth Pacific Dry and Mesic Alpine Dwarf-Shrubland, fellfield and Meadow
743 ha 7.1 23.721.6% % 291 %3,130 ha
North Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 761 ha 4.4 21.813.2% % 347 %3,491 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
2,296 ha 1.8 5.95.4% % 202 %38,824 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
75 ha 0.9 2.62.7% % 226 %2,838 ha
North Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
703 ha 3.5 17.610.7% % 333 %3,986 ha
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 1,413 ha 2.6 13.07.9% % 380 %10,907 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 7,558 ha 2.5 8.37.6% % 262 %90,828 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 3,834 ha 2.6 8.77.9% % 209 %44,199 haNorthern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 1,651 ha 1.4 4.74.3% % 172 %35,351 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
195 ha 0.0 0.20.1% % 129 %129,716 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Montane Grassland 707 ha 6.1 30.418.4% % 382 %2,327 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Grassland 36 ha 0.6 3.11.9% % 288 %1,160 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Parkland 2,483 ha 3.1 10.29.3% % 253 %24,333 ha
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Chiwawa RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Rocky Mountain Subalpine Mesic Spruce-Fir Forest and Woodland
2 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 123 %8,664 ha
Rocky Mountain Subalpine-Montane Riparian Woodland 31 ha 1.4 7.04.3% % 367 %435 haTemperate Pacific Montane Wet Meadow 234 ha 0.2 1.10.7% % 239 %20,905 haWenatchee Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland
12,342 ha 2.7 9.18.3% % 193 %135,359 ha
SpeciesBirds
Golden Eagle Aquila chrysaetos 1 occG5 2.0 2.66.2% % 100 %38 occNorthern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 2 occG5 0.7 5.32.2% % 329 %38 occNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 1 occG3 0.2 0.40.7% % 118 %234 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Bull Trout - Upper Columbia River RU Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 127 kmG3 5.7 17.4% % %Bull Trout - Upper Columbia River RU habitat Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 188 scoreG3 7.1 14.321.7% % 150 %1,312 scoreChinook Salmon - Upper Columbia River Spring Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha
pop. 1236 kmG5 4.3 13.1% % %
Chinook Salmon - Upper Columbia River Spring Run habitat
Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 12
743 scoreG5 8.2 27.425.0% % 228 %2,707 score
Steelhead - Upper Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 12 30 kmG5 2.0 6.1% % %Steelhead - Upper Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 12 422 scoreG5 7.1 14.221.5% % 128 %2,975 scoreWestslope Cutthroat Trout Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 41 kmG4 3.2 9.7% % %Westslope Cutthroat Trout habitat Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 204 scoreG4 3.2 6.49.7% % 132 %3,170 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
FSOK1.1 1 occ 0.4 1.31.2% % 333 %3 occFSOK1.56 1 occ 0.5 1.81.7% % 142 %24 occFSOK1.6 2 occ 8.4 26.525.4% % 267 %6 occFSOK1.80 1 occ 0.6 2.11.9% % 104 %47 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteFreshwater
SpeciesFishes
Bull Trout - Upper Columbia River RU Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 39 kmG3 1.8 %
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Chiwawa RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Bull Trout - Upper Columbia River RU habitat Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 38 scoreG3 1.5 %Chinook Salmon - Upper Columbia River Spring Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha
pop. 127 kmG5 0.9 %
Chinook Salmon - Upper Columbia River Spring Run habitat
Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 12
136 scoreG5 1.5 %
Steelhead - Upper Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 12 5 kmG5 0.3 %Steelhead - Upper Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 12 99 scoreG5 1.7 %Westslope Cutthroat Trout Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 10 kmG4 0.7 %Westslope Cutthroat Trout habitat Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 48 scoreG4 0.8 %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
FSOK1.56 1 occ 0.7 %FSOK1.6 1 occ 3.1 %
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Cispus RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Cispus RiverWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
23,562 0%
1
38
620
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%58,198 ac
Federal: 100Land Ownership
State:Local:
Indigenous: 0%%
%
%Private %NGO %98Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbian Cascades Section Lower Forest and Woodland 4,130 ha 0.6 2.01.1% % 122 %201,839 haColumbian Cascades Section Upper Forest and Woodland
5,956 ha 1.8 5.93.3% % 199 %100,674 ha
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 1,894 ha 0.4 0.70.7% % 115 %257,493 haMount Rainier Lower Forest and Woodland 394 ha 0.1 0.30.2% % 119 %125,410 haMount Rainier Upper Forest and Woodland 8,703 ha 4.1 13.77.6% % 241 %63,320 haNorth Pacific Broadleaf Landslide Forest and Shrubland 13 ha 0.2 0.60.3% % 233 %2,331 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
3,325 ha 0.3 0.90.5% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
891 ha 0.2 0.60.3% % 120 %150,508 ha
North Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
520 ha 7.2 23.913.1% % 204 %2,179 ha
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 2,319 ha 7.6 25.313.9% % 232 %9,165 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 1,703 ha 0.6 2.01.1% % 254 %84,414 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 10,190 ha 1.5 4.92.7% % 195 %206,665 haNorthern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 374 ha 4.9 12.58.9% % 213 %2,988 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Grassland 339 ha 9.5 31.717.5% % 225 %1,069 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Parkland 2,228 ha 5.8 19.310.6% % 316 %11,525 haRocky Mountain Lodgepole Pine Forest 287 ha 2.1 7.03.8% % 266 %4,123 ha
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Cispus RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Rocky Mountain Subalpine Mesic Spruce-Fir Forest and Woodland
125 ha 9.1 10.816.7% % 52 %1,150 ha
SpeciesAmphibians
Larch Mountain Salamander Plethodon larselli 3 occG3 4.5 6.08.2% % 104 %50 occ
BirdsNorthern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 2 occG5 2.9 5.35.4% % 108 %38 occNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 3 occG3 0.2 0.30.3% % 106 %882 occ
MammalsMountain Goat Oreamos americana 1,261 haG5 51.1 74.893.8% % 146 %1,686 ha
Non-Vascular PlantsLobaria linita Lobaria linita 1 occG4 20.0 14.336.7% % 71 %7 occTholurna dissimilis Tholurna dissimilis 1 occG3 33.3 14.361.1% % 43 %7 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Chinook - Lower Columbia River Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
22 kmG5 1.3 2.4% % %
Chinook - Lower Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
18 scoreG5 0.6 1.21.1% % 131 %1,496 score
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 22 kmG4 0.6 1.1% % %
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast habitat
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 21 scoreG4 0.3 0.60.5% % 113 %3,824 score
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
38 kmG4 1.7 3.1% % %
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River habitat
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
191 scoreG4 1.7 3.43.1% % 117 %5,574 score
Steelhead - Lower Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
22 kmGQ 0.6 1.1% % %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
129 scoreGQ 1.6 3.22.9% % 132 %4,050 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(905) Headwaters , basalt, high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
2 occ 1.9 6.53.5% % 200 %31 occ
Additional targets occurring at the site
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Cispus RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Chinook - Lower Columbia River Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
1 kmG5 0.1 %
Chinook - Lower Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
1 scoreG5 0.0 %
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
11 kmG4 0.5 %
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River habitat
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
53 scoreG4 0.5 %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
1 kmGQ 0.0 %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
1 scoreGQ 0.0 %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(905) Headwaters , basalt, high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
1 occ 0.4 %
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ClearwaterPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
ClearwaterWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
7,396 0%0
1
44
254
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%18,268 ac
Federal: 46Land Ownership
State:Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 54 %NGO %99Undeveloped %
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Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 723 ha 0.1 0.30.8% % 115 %257,493 haMount Rainier Lower Forest and Woodland 758 ha 0.2 0.61.1% % 119 %125,410 haMount Rainier Upper Forest and Woodland 1,974 ha 0.9 3.15.5% % 241 %63,320 haNorth Pacific Avalanche Chute Shrubland 21 ha 4.8 16.128.1% % 248 %128 haNorth Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 122 ha 1.4 4.78.3% % 149 %2,569 haNorth Pacific Hypermaritime Shrub and Herbaceous Headland
10 ha 1.9 6.311.0% % 216 %157 ha
North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
661 ha 0.1 0.20.3% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
6 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 120 %150,508 ha
North Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 593 ha 0.2 0.71.2% % 254 %84,414 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 1,299 ha 0.2 0.61.1% % 195 %206,665 haNorthern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 4 ha 0.0 0.10.3% % 213 %2,988 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
6 ha 0.0 0.10.2% % 116 %7,176 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Parkland 152 ha 0.4 1.32.3% % 316 %11,525 ha
FreshwaterSpecies
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ClearwaterPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
FishesChinook - Puget Sound Oncorhynchus tshawytscha
pop. 1510 kmG5 0.4 2.6% % %
Chinook - Puget Sound habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 15
1 scoreG5 0.0 0.10.1% % 127 %1,644 score
Coastal Cutthroat Trout - Puget Sound Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 7
14 kmG4 0.2 1.4% % %
Coastal Cutthroat Trout - Puget Sound habitat Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 7
69 scoreG4 0.2 0.51.4% % 105 %14,075 score
Coho Salmon - Puget Sound/Straight of Georgia Onchorhynchus kisutch pop. 5 13 kmG4 0.2 1.0% % %Coho Salmon - Puget Sound/Straight of Georgia habitat Onchorhynchus kisutch pop. 5 62 scoreG4 0.2 0.41.0% % 116 %17,434 scorePink Salmon - Odd-year Onchorhynchus gorbuscha 10 kmG5 0.5 3.0% % %Pink Salmon - Odd-year habitat Onchorhynchus gorbuscha 50 scoreG5 0.5 1.03.0% % 109 %4,818 scoreSteelhead - Puget Sound Onchorhynchus mykiss 14 kmG5 0.3 1.7% % %Steelhead - Puget Sound habitat Onchorhynchus mykiss 69 scoreG5 0.3 0.61.7% % 115 %11,552 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
Cascades headwaters - basalt and volcanics, high elevation, moderate to high gradient, glacier influenced
1 occ 4.2 14.324.3% % 243 %7 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 104 ha 0.0 %Mount Rainier Lower Forest and Woodland 3,162 ha 0.8 %Mount Rainier Upper Forest and Woodland 594 ha 0.3 %North Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 117 ha 1.4 %North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
1,464 ha 0.1 %
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
393 ha 0.1 %
North Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 337 ha 0.1 %North Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 1,110 ha 0.2 %
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
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ClearwaterPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Chinook - Puget Sound Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 15
4 kmG5 0.2 %
Chinook - Puget Sound habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 15
2 scoreG5 0.1 %
Coastal Cutthroat Trout - Puget Sound Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 7
3 kmG4 0.0 %
Coastal Cutthroat Trout - Puget Sound habitat Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 7
13 scoreG4 0.0 %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
Cascades headwaters - basalt and volcanics, high elevation, moderate to high gradient, glacier influenced
1 occ 1.3 %
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Columbia Gorge - Collins Cr.Portfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Columbia Gorge - Collins Cr.Oregon/Washington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
4,543 3%
41
14124
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%11,221 ac
Federal: 39Land Ownership
State: 2Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 25 %NGO %56Undeveloped %
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Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbian Cascades Section Lower Forest and Woodland 2,003 ha 0.3 1.02.8% % 122 %201,839 haColumbian Cascades Section Upper Forest and Woodland
49 ha 0.0 0.00.1% % 199 %100,674 ha
East Cascades Mesic Montane Conifer Forest 330 ha 55.0 16.2523.3% % 21 %2,035 haEast Cascades Oak-Pine Forest and Woodland 134 ha 63.1 210.1600.5% % 314 %64 haLate Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 119 ha 0.0 0.00.2% % 115 %257,493 haNorth Pacific Hypermaritime Shrub and Herbaceous Headland
8 ha 1.4 4.813.7% % 216 %157 ha
North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
1,305 ha 0.1 0.31.0% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
213 ha 0.0 0.10.4% % 120 %150,508 ha
North Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
19 ha 0.3 0.92.5% % 204 %2,179 ha
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 140 ha 0.5 1.54.4% % 232 %9,165 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 39 ha 0.0 0.00.1% % 195 %206,665 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
124 ha 0.6 1.75.7% % 116 %7,176 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Grassland 45 ha 1.3 4.211.9% % 225 %1,069 haSpecies
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Columbia Gorge - Collins Cr.Portfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
AmphibiansLarch Mountain Salamander Plethodon larselli 4 occG3 6.0 8.056.8% % 104 %50 occ
BirdsPeregrine Falcon Falco peregrinus 1 occG4 1.7 7.716.1% % 285 %13 occ
Vascular PlantsOregon Bolandra Bolandra oregana 1 occG3 1.6 2.114.9% % 115 %13 occPale Blue-eyed Grass Sisyrinchium sarmentosum 1 occG1 11.1 4.0105.7% % 32 %25 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Chinook - Lower Columbia River Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
1 kmG5 0.0 0.1% % %
Chinook - Lower Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
1 scoreG5 0.0 0.00.0% % 131 %1,496 score
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 1 kmG4 0.0 0.1% % %
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast habitat
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 1 scoreG4 0.0 0.00.1% % 113 %3,824 score
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
3 kmG4 0.1 1.4% % %
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River habitat
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
16 scoreG4 0.1 0.31.4% % 117 %5,574 score
Pink Salmon - Odd-year Onchorhynchus gorbuscha 15 kmG5 8.7 82.6% % %Pink Salmon - Odd-year habitat Onchorhynchus gorbuscha 74 scoreG5 8.7 17.583.1% % 186 %423 scoreSteelhead - Lower Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss
(pops.14, 26 & 27)1 kmGQ 0.0 0.1% % %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
1 scoreGQ 0.0 0.00.1% % 132 %4,050 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(6) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, very high-gradient 1 occ 0.3 1.13.3% % 133 %9 occ(907) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient 1 occ 0.0 0.10.4% % 145 %22 occ(920) Small tributaries, alluvial, low-elevation, low/mod-gradient
1 occ 8.5 31.280.9% % 167 %3 occ
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Columbia Gorge - WestPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Columbia Gorge - WestOregon/Washington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
39,632 1%2
12
9145016
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%97,890 ac
Federal: 45Land Ownership
State: 21Local: 0
Indigenous:%%
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%Private 22 %NGO 0 %84Undeveloped %
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Columbia Plateau Steppe and Grassland 8 ha 46.9 169.051.2% % 160 %5 haColumbian Cascades Section Lower Forest and Woodland 23,375 ha 3.5 11.63.8% % 122 %201,839 haColumbian Cascades Section Upper Forest and Woodland
6,318 ha 1.9 6.32.1% % 199 %100,674 ha
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 3,784 ha 0.7 1.50.8% % 115 %257,493 haNorth Pacific Broadleaf Landslide Forest and Shrubland 16 ha 0.2 0.70.2% % 233 %2,331 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
8,127 ha 0.6 2.20.7% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
12,040 ha 2.4 8.02.6% % 120 %150,508 ha
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 677 ha 2.2 7.42.4% % 232 %9,165 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 488 ha 0.2 0.60.2% % 254 %84,414 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 6,193 ha 0.9 3.01.0% % 195 %206,665 ha
SpeciesAmphibians
Cascade Torrent Salamander Rhyacotriton cascadae 3 occG3 3.8 6.04.1% % 100 %50 occCope's Giant Salamander Dicamptodon copei 3 occG3 7.9 12.08.6% % 104 %25 occLarch Mountain Salamander Plethodon larselli 8 occG3 11.9 16.013.0% % 104 %50 occ
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Columbia Gorge - WestPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Oregon Slender Salamander Batrachoseps wrightorum 2 occG2 3.7 4.04.0% % 96 %50 occRed-legged Frog Rana aurora 3 occG4 1.9 23.12.1% % 577 %13 occWestern Toad Bufo boreas 1 occG4 2.9 7.73.1% % 200 %13 occ
BirdsBald Eagle nests Haliaeetus leucocephalus 4 occG4 5.1 10.85.5% % 100 %37 occBald Eagle winter roost area Haliaeetus leucocephalus 534 haG4 78.3 130.685.4% % 131 %409 haGreat Blue Heron Ardea herodias 2 occG5 22.2 15.424.2% % 62 %13 occNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 2 occG3 0.1 0.20.1% % 106 %882 occPeregrine Falcon Falco peregrinus 4 occG4 6.8 30.87.4% % 285 %13 occ
InsectsMt Hood Primitive Brachycentrid Caddisfly Eobrachycentrus gelidae 1 occG3 25.0 4.027.3% % 16 %25 occ
MollusksMalone Jumping-slug Hemphillia malonei 2 occG1 1.4 4.01.6% % 154 %50 occ
Non-Vascular Plantsliverwort Scapania gymnostomophila Scapania gymnostomophila 1 occG3 100.0 14.3109.0% % 14 %7 occ
Vascular PlantsAlaska Large Awn Sedge Carex macrochaeta 3 occG5 100.0 42.9109.0% % 43 %7 occBarrett's Beardtongue Penstemon barrettiae 2 occG2 100.0 8.0109.0% % 8 %25 occCliff Indian-paintbrush Castilleja rupicola 1 occG2 50.0 2.054.5% % 4 %50 occDiffuse Stickseed Hackelia diffusa var. diffusa 2 occG4 100.0 15.4109.0% % 15 %13 occFringed Grass-of-parnassus Parnassia fimbriata var.
hoodiana1 occG5 50.0 2.054.5% % 4 %50 occ
Howell's Bentgrass Agrostis howellii 6 occG2 85.7 24.093.5% % 28 %25 occHowell's Fleabane Erigeron howellii 12 occG2 72.6 24.779.2% % 34 %50 occLong-bearded Hawkweed Hieracium longiberbe 12 occG4 92.3 48.0100.6% % 52 %25 occOregon Bolandra Bolandra oregana 15 occG3 87.6 114.695.5% % 115 %13 occOregon Fleabane Erigeron oreganus 10 occG3 98.5 39.4107.3% % 40 %25 occOregon Sullivantia Sullivantia oregana 11 occG2 91.7 28.999.9% % 32 %38 occRosy Lewisia Lewisia columbiana var.
columbiana4 occG4 36.4 8.039.6% % 20 %50 occ
Sickle-pod Rockcress Arabis sparsiflora var. atrorubens
1 occG5 100.0 4.0109.0% % 4 %25 occ
Small Twisted-stalk Streptopus streptopoides 2 occG5 4.4 8.74.8% % 152 %25 occStrickland's Tauschia Tauschia stricklandii 1 occG4 50.0 4.054.5% % 8 %25 occTall Bugbane Cimicifuga elata 5 occG3 4.0 18.14.4% % 188 %25 occWeak Bluegrass Poa marcida 3 occG4 8.8 12.09.6% % 128 %25 occ
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Columbia Gorge - WestPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Chinook - Lower Columbia River Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
1 kmG5 0.1 0.1% % %
Chinook - Lower Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
7 scoreG5 0.2 0.50.3% % 131 %1,496 score
Chum Salmon - Columbia River Oncorhynchus keta pop. 3 41 kmG5 7.2 7.8% % %Chum Salmon - Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus keta pop. 3 92 scoreG5 3.7 7.44.0% % 126 %1,240 scoreCoho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 47 kmG4 1.3 1.4% % %
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast habitat
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 111 scoreG4 1.5 2.91.6% % 113 %3,824 score
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
55 kmG4 2.5 2.7% % %
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River habitat
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
273 scoreG4 2.5 4.92.7% % 117 %5,574 score
Pacific Lamprey habitat Lampetra tridentata 23 haG5 50.6 166.455.2% % 307 %14 haPink Salmon - Odd-year Onchorhynchus gorbuscha 23 kmG5 13.2 14.4% % %Pink Salmon - Odd-year habitat Onchorhynchus gorbuscha 113 scoreG5 13.3 26.614.5% % 186 %423 scoreSteelhead - Lower Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss
(pops.14, 26 & 27)48 kmGQ 1.4 1.5% % %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
155 scoreGQ 1.9 3.82.1% % 132 %4,050 score
Western Brook Lamprey habitat Lamptera richardsoni 44 haG5 21.6 71.523.5% % 238 %61 haWhite Sturgeon habitat - Columbia River Acipenser transmontanus 3 haG4 104.7 314.0114.1% % 300 %1 ha
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(2) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, mod/high-gradient 2 occ 3.1 10.13.4% % 145 %22 occ(904) Headwaters, sandstone, low-elevation, varied gradient
1 occ 0.8 2.80.9% % 136 %11 occ
(907) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient 3 occ 4.1 13.64.5% % 145 %22 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteFreshwater
SpeciesFishes
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Columbia Gorge - WestPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Chum Salmon - Columbia River Oncorhynchus keta pop. 3 17 kmG5 2.9 %Chum Salmon - Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus keta pop. 3 30 scoreG5 1.2 %Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 8 kmG4 0.2 %
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast habitat
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 49 scoreG4 0.6 %
Pink Salmon - Odd-year Onchorhynchus gorbuscha 14 kmG5 8.4 %Pink Salmon - Odd-year habitat Onchorhynchus gorbuscha 71 scoreG5 8.4 %Steelhead - Lower Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss
(pops.14, 26 & 27)8 kmGQ 0.2 %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
22 scoreGQ 0.3 %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(2) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, mod/high-gradient 1 occ 2.1 %(55) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, mixed-gradient 1 occ 0.0 %(907) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient 1 occ 1.4 %
Communities
North Pacific Bog and Fen Community North Pacific Bog and Fen 1 occG4 4.3 %
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Columbia Rocky ReachPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Columbia Rocky ReachWashington East Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
49,366 3%10
5
0163153
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%121,934 ac
Federal: 29Land Ownership
State: 18Local: 0
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 53 %NGO %75Undeveloped %
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Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbia Basin Foothill Riparian Woodland and Shrubland
71 ha 1.7 8.52.8% % 151 %838 ha
Columbia Plateau Scabland Shrubland 27 ha 0.2 0.50.3% % 128 %5,221 haColumbia Plateau Steppe and Grassland 1,229 ha 15.7 78.625.9% % 200 %1,565 haEast Cascades Mesic Montane Conifer Forest 72 ha 0.0 0.20.1% % 157 %45,672 haInter-Mountain Basins Big Sagebrush Steppe 10,170 ha 1.2 4.12.0% % 106 %246,966 haInter-Mountain Basins Montane Sagebrush Steppe 5,316 ha 6.1 30.410.0% % 204 %17,505 haLate Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 170 ha 0.1 0.10.1% % 114 %158,084 haNorth Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
66 ha 0.3 1.60.5% % 333 %3,986 ha
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 45 ha 0.1 0.40.1% % 380 %10,907 haNorthern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 80 ha 0.1 0.20.1% % 172 %35,351 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
3,422 ha 0.8 2.61.3% % 129 %129,716 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Montane Grassland 20 ha 0.2 0.80.3% % 382 %2,327 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine Woodland and Savanna
3,041 ha 0.2 0.60.3% % 111 %468,719 ha
Temperate Pacific Montane Wet Meadow 901 ha 0.9 4.31.4% % 239 %20,905 haWenatchee Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland
16,543 ha 3.7 12.26.1% % 193 %135,359 ha
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Columbia Rocky ReachPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
SpeciesBirds
Bald Eagle nests Haliaeetus leucocephalus 2 occG4 0.8 1.91.2% % 129 %105 occBald Eagle winter roost area Haliaeetus leucocephalus 139 haG4 29.6 13866.048.9% % 20900 %1 haGolden Eagle Aquila chrysaetos 6 occG5 12.2 15.820.2% % 100 %38 occNorthern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 1 occG5 0.4 2.60.6% % 329 %38 occWhite-Headed Woodpecker Picoides albolarvatus 1 occG4 4.2 5.96.9% % 112 %17 occ
MammalsBighorn Sheep Ovis canadensis 5,240 haG4 12.7 42.521.0% % 237 %12,336 ha
MollusksChelan mountainsnail Oreohelix sp.1 4 occG1 28.6 4.047.2% % 13 %100 occ
Vascular PlantsChelan Rockmat Petrophyton cinerascens 5 occG1 100.0 10.0165.1% % 10 %50 occFuzzytongue Penstemon Penstemon eriantherus var.
whitedii2 occG4 66.7 28.6110.1% % 43 %7 occ
Little Bluestem Schizachyrium scoparium var. scoparium
1 occG5 50.0 7.782.5% % 15 %13 occ
Long-sepal Globemallow Iliamna longisepala 13 occG3 20.0 26.033.0% % 100 %50 occPasqueflower Anemone nuttalliana 1 occGQ 25.0 7.741.3% % 31 %13 occThompson's Clover Trifolium thompsonii 5 occG2 71.4 38.5117.9% % 54 %13 occThompson's Pincushion Chaenactis thompsonii 2 occG2 6.7 4.011.0% % 46 %50 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Bull Trout - Upper Columbia River RU Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 41 kmG3 1.8 3.1% % %Bull Trout - Upper Columbia River RU habitat Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 8 scoreG3 0.3 0.60.5% % 150 %1,312 scoreChinook - Upper Columbia Summer/Fall Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha 3 kmGQ 0.4 0.6% % %Chinook - Upper Columbia Summer/Fall Run habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha 26 scoreGQ 0.4 1.20.6% % 167 %2,093 scoreChinook Salmon - Upper Columbia River Spring Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha
pop. 1229 kmG5 3.4 5.6% % %
Chinook Salmon - Upper Columbia River Spring Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 12
5 kmG5 15.7 25.8% % %
Chinook Salmon - Upper Columbia River Spring Run habitat
Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 12
162 scoreG5 1.8 6.03.0% % 228 %2,707 score
Chinook Salmon - Upper Columbia River Spring Run habitat
Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 12
23 scoreG5 15.4 30.925.5% % 75 %73 score
Steelhead - Upper Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 12 3 kmG5 0.2 0.4% % %
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Columbia Rocky ReachPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Steelhead - Upper Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 12 16 scoreG5 0.3 0.50.4% % 128 %2,975 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(931) Headwaters - loess-dominated, low-elevation, low-gradient
1 occ 0.0 0.10.1% % 100 %54 occ
FSOK1.188 1 occ 0.4 1.40.7% % 86 %22 occFSOK1.296 1 occ 1.9 6.23.1% % 106 %16 occFSOK1.3 2 occ 0.9 3.01.5% % 102 %54 occFSOK1.326 5 occ 24.8 78.440.9% % 150 %6 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbia Basin Foothill Riparian Woodland and Shrubland
5 ha 0.1 %
Columbia Plateau Steppe and Grassland 11 ha 0.1 %East Cascades Mesic Montane Conifer Forest 5 ha 0.0 %Inter-Mountain Basins Big Sagebrush Steppe 1,092 ha 0.1 %Inter-Mountain Basins Montane Sagebrush Steppe 371 ha 0.4 %Late Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 21 ha 0.0 %North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 55 ha 0.1 %Northern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
222 ha 0.1 %
Northern Rocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine Woodland and Savanna
136 ha 0.0 %
Temperate Pacific Montane Wet Meadow 64 ha 0.1 %Wenatchee Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland
1,431 ha 0.3 %
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Chinook - Upper Columbia Summer/Fall Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha 1 kmGQ 0.1 %Chinook - Upper Columbia Summer/Fall Run habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha 1 scoreGQ 0.0 %Chinook Salmon - Upper Columbia River Spring Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha
pop. 1216 kmG5 1.9 %
Chinook Salmon - Upper Columbia River Spring Run habitat
Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 12
81 scoreG5 0.9 %
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Columbia Rocky ReachPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Steelhead - Upper Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 12 1 kmG5 0.0 %Steelhead - Upper Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 12 1 scoreG5 0.0 %Westslope Cutthroat Trout Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 1 kmG4 0.0 %Westslope Cutthroat Trout habitat Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 2 scoreG4 0.0 %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
FSOK1.326 3 occ 15.3 %
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Coweeman RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Coweeman RiverWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
20,421 0%0
0 100
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
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%50,440 ac
Federal:Land Ownership
State:Local:
Indigenous:%%
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%Private 100 %NGO %100Undeveloped %
Freshwater Site
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SpeciesFishes
Chinook - Lower Columbia River Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
25 kmG5 1.5 3.2% % %
Chinook - Lower Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
24 scoreG5 0.8 1.61.7% % 131 %1,496 score
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 63 kmG4 1.8 3.7% % %
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast habitat
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 121 scoreG4 1.6 3.23.3% % 113 %3,824 score
Steelhead - Lower Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
60 kmGQ 1.7 3.7% % %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
198 scoreGQ 2.4 4.95.2% % 132 %4,050 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(2) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, mod/high-gradient 1 occ 1.4 4.52.9% % 145 %22 occ(907) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient 1 occ 1.4 4.52.9% % 145 %22 occ
Additional targets occurring at the site
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Coweeman RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
TerrestrialTerrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbian Cascades Section Lower Forest and Woodland 19,246 ha 2.9 %Columbian Cascades Section Upper Forest and Woodland
283 ha 0.1 %
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 234 ha 0.0 %North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
6,411 ha 0.5 %
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
10,903 ha 2.2 %
North Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 2 ha 0.0 %North Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 524 ha 0.1 %Northern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
4 ha 0.0 %
SpeciesAmphibians
Cascade Torrent Salamander Rhyacotriton cascadae 1 occG3 1.3 %Cope's Giant Salamander Dicamptodon copei 1 occG3 2.6 %
BirdsBald Eagle nests Haliaeetus leucocephalus 1 occG4 1.3 %
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Cowlitz HeadwatersPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Cowlitz HeadwatersWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
40,217 0%
0
80
200
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%99,337 ac
Federal: 100Land Ownership
State:Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 0 %NGO %99Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Targets selected to meet goalsTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 5,505 ha 1.1 2.11.1% % 115 %257,493 haMount Rainier Lower Forest and Woodland 9,138 ha 2.2 7.32.3% % 119 %125,410 haMount Rainier Upper Forest and Woodland 25,255 ha 12.0 39.912.9% % 241 %63,320 haNorth Pacific Dry and Mesic Alpine Dwarf-Shrubland, fellfield and Meadow
14 ha 0.3 0.30.3% % 101 %5,000 ha
North Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 6 ha 0.1 0.20.1% % 149 %2,569 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
3,259 ha 0.3 0.90.3% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
4,775 ha 1.0 3.21.0% % 120 %150,508 ha
North Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
45 ha 0.6 2.10.7% % 204 %2,179 ha
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 4,172 ha 13.7 45.514.7% % 232 %9,165 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 6,907 ha 2.5 8.22.6% % 254 %84,414 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 14,113 ha 2.0 6.82.2% % 195 %206,665 haNorthern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 1,843 ha 24.0 61.725.8% % 213 %2,988 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Grassland 16 ha 0.5 1.50.5% % 225 %1,069 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Parkland 2,885 ha 7.5 25.08.1% % 316 %11,525 haRocky Mountain Lodgepole Pine Forest 66 ha 0.5 1.60.5% % 266 %4,123 ha
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Cowlitz HeadwatersPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Rocky Mountain Subalpine Mesic Spruce-Fir Forest and Woodland
19 ha 1.4 1.71.5% % 52 %1,150 ha
SpeciesAmphibians
Larch Mountain Salamander Plethodon larselli 2 occG3 3.0 4.03.2% % 104 %50 occWestern Toad Bufo boreas 1 occG4 2.9 7.73.1% % 200 %13 occ
BirdsNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 6 occG3 0.3 0.70.4% % 106 %882 occ
MammalsMountain Goat Oreamos americana 213 haG5 8.7 12.79.3% % 146 %1,686 ha
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Chinook - Lower Columbia River Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
11 kmG5 0.7 0.7% % %
Chinook - Lower Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
5 scoreG5 0.2 0.30.2% % 131 %1,496 score
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 11 kmG4 0.3 0.3% % %
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast habitat
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 1 scoreG4 0.0 0.00.0% % 113 %3,824 score
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
52 kmG4 2.3 2.5% % %
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River habitat
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
261 scoreG4 2.3 4.72.5% % 117 %5,574 score
Steelhead - Lower Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
11 kmGQ 0.3 0.3% % %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
18 scoreGQ 0.2 0.50.2% % 132 %4,050 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(905) Headwaters , basalt, high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
7 occ 7.0 23.47.5% % 200 %31 occ
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Cowlitz Riffe LakePortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Cowlitz Riffe LakeWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
12,294 0%3
2
323
65
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%30,367 ac
Federal: 22Land Ownership
State: 13Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 65 %NGO %94Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Targets selected to meet goalsTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 337 ha 0.1 0.10.2% % 115 %257,493 haMount Rainier Lower Forest and Woodland 8,869 ha 2.1 7.17.5% % 119 %125,410 haMount Rainier Upper Forest and Woodland 1,464 ha 0.7 2.32.4% % 241 %63,320 haNorth Pacific Broadleaf Landslide Forest and Shrubland 19 ha 0.2 0.80.9% % 233 %2,331 haNorth Pacific Hypermaritime Shrub and Herbaceous Headland
5 ha 0.9 2.93.1% % 216 %157 ha
North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
3,445 ha 0.3 0.91.0% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
4,536 ha 0.9 3.03.2% % 120 %150,508 ha
North Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
23 ha 0.3 1.11.1% % 204 %2,179 ha
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 14 ha 0.0 0.10.2% % 232 %9,165 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 59 ha 0.0 0.10.1% % 254 %84,414 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 1,633 ha 0.2 0.80.8% % 195 %206,665 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
2 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 116 %7,176 ha
SpeciesAmphibians
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Cowlitz Riffe LakePortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Cascade Torrent Salamander Rhyacotriton cascadae 1 occG3 1.3 2.04.4% % 100 %50 occCope's Giant Salamander Dicamptodon copei 1 occG3 2.6 4.09.2% % 104 %25 occVan Dyke's Salamander Plethodon vandykei 2 occG3 14.3 8.050.2% % 52 %25 occ
BirdsBald Eagle nests Haliaeetus leucocephalus 2 occG4 2.5 5.48.9% % 100 %37 occGolden Eagle Aquila chrysaetos 1 occG5 12.5 14.343.9% % 86 %7 occ
Non-Vascular PlantsPseudocyphellaria rainierensis Pseudocyphellaria rainierensis 1 occG3 33.3 4.0117.2% % 8 %25 occ
FreshwaterFreshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(907) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient 1 occ 1.3 4.34.5% % 145 %22 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteFreshwater
SpeciesFishes
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
1 kmG4 0.0 %
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River habitat
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
3 scoreG4 0.0 %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(39) Headwaters, granitic, high-elevation, high-gradient 1 occ 14.3 %(907) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient 1 occ 1.0 %
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Deschutes (WA)Portfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Deschutes (WA)Washington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
15,894 1%2
1
001
99
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%39,259 ac
Federal: 1Land Ownership
State: 0Local: 0
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 99 %NGO %96Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
a
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Targets selected to meet goalsTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 59 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 115 %257,493 haMount Rainier Lower Forest and Woodland 6,401 ha 1.5 5.14.2% % 119 %125,410 haMount Rainier Upper Forest and Woodland 7 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 241 %63,320 haNorth Pacific Hypermaritime Shrub and Herbaceous Headland
33 ha 6.3 21.017.1% % 216 %157 ha
North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
5,919 ha 0.5 1.61.3% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
149 ha 0.0 0.10.1% % 120 %150,508 ha
North Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 58 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 195 %206,665 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
3 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 116 %7,176 ha
SpeciesInsects
Taylor's Checkerspot, Whulge Checkerspot (USFWS name)
Euphydryas editha taylori 1 occG5 32.4 18.588.2% % 57 %7 occ
FreshwaterSpecies
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Deschutes (WA)Portfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
FishesChum Salmon - Pacific Coast Onchorhynchus keta pop. 5 1 kmG5 0.0 0.0% % %Chum Salmon - Pacific Coast habitat Onchorhynchus keta pop. 5 1 scoreG5 0.0 0.00.0% % 128 %6,796 scoreCoastal Cutthroat Trout - Puget Sound Oncorhynchus clarki clarki
pop. 785 kmG4 1.5 4.1% % %
Coastal Cutthroat Trout - Puget Sound habitat Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 7
424 scoreG4 1.5 3.04.1% % 105 %14,075 score
Coho Salmon - Puget Sound/Straight of Georgia Onchorhynchus kisutch pop. 5 34 kmG4 0.5 1.3% % %Coho Salmon - Puget Sound/Straight of Georgia habitat Onchorhynchus kisutch pop. 5 166 scoreG4 0.5 1.01.3% % 116 %17,434 scoreSteelhead - Puget Sound Onchorhynchus mykiss 28 kmG5 0.6 1.7% % %Steelhead - Puget Sound habitat Onchorhynchus mykiss 141 scoreG5 0.6 1.21.7% % 115 %11,552 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
Cascades headwaters - mafic, mid elevation, mixed gradient
3 occ 10.4 36.428.3% % 188 %8 occ
Puget lowland headwaters south - glacial drift, low elevation, low gradient
1 occ 0.3 0.80.7% % 156 %9 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 211 ha 0.0 %Mount Rainier Lower Forest and Woodland 5,809 ha 1.4 %Mount Rainier Upper Forest and Woodland 195 ha 0.1 %North Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 6 ha 0.1 %North Pacific Hypermaritime Shrub and Herbaceous Headland
13 ha 2.5 %
North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
4,856 ha 0.4 %
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
535 ha 0.1 %
North Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 362 ha 0.1 %Northern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
1 ha 0.0 %
SpeciesBirds
Bald Eagle nests Haliaeetus leucocephalus 1 occG4 1.3 %
East and West Cascades Ecoregional Assessment Site Summaries - Washington Page 44 of 204
Deschutes (WA)Portfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Marbled Murrelet Brachyramphus marmoratus 1 occG3 3.1 %Northern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 1 occG3 0.1 %
East and West Cascades Ecoregional Assessment Site Summaries - Washington Page 45 of 204
East Fork Lewis HeadwatersPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
East Fork Lewis HeadwatersWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
19,847 0%0
08119
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%49,022 ac
Federal: 50Land Ownership
State: 32Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 19 %NGO %100Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Targets selected to meet goalsTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbian Cascades Section Lower Forest and Woodland 10,196 ha 1.5 5.13.3% % 122 %201,839 haColumbian Cascades Section Upper Forest and Woodland
4,735 ha 1.4 4.73.1% % 199 %100,674 ha
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 724 ha 0.1 0.30.3% % 115 %257,493 haNorth Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 7 ha 0.1 0.30.2% % 149 %2,569 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
4,254 ha 0.3 1.10.7% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
5,118 ha 1.0 3.42.2% % 120 %150,508 ha
North Pacific Montane Grassland 4 ha 0.4 1.20.8% % 186 %300 haNorth Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
1,004 ha 13.8 46.130.1% % 204 %2,179 ha
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 927 ha 3.0 10.16.6% % 232 %9,165 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 2 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 254 %84,414 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 4,815 ha 0.7 2.31.5% % 195 %206,665 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
31 ha 0.1 0.40.3% % 116 %7,176 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Grassland 132 ha 3.7 12.48.1% % 225 %1,069 haSpecies
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East Fork Lewis HeadwatersPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
AmphibiansCascade Torrent Salamander Rhyacotriton cascadae 1 occG3 1.3 2.02.8% % 100 %50 occLarch Mountain Salamander Plethodon larselli 2 occG3 3.5 4.77.7% % 104 %50 occ
MollusksMalone Jumping-slug Hemphillia malonei 7 occG1 5.1 14.011.0% % 154 %50 occ
Vascular PlantsCold-water Corydalis Corydalis caseana ssp. aquae-
gelidae8 occG5 11.5 16.825.0% % 98 %50 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
86 kmG4 3.9 8.4% % %
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River habitat
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
431 scoreG4 3.9 7.78.4% % 117 %5,574 score
Steelhead - Lower Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
37 kmGQ 1.1 2.3% % %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
158 scoreGQ 1.9 3.94.2% % 132 %4,050 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(6) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, very high-gradient 1 occ 2.7 8.85.8% % 133 %9 occ(907) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient 2 occ 3.3 11.17.3% % 145 %22 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbian Cascades Section Lower Forest and Woodland 2,548 ha 0.4 %Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 107 ha 0.0 %North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
643 ha 0.1 %
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
1,651 ha 0.3 %
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East Fork Lewis RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
East Fork Lewis RiverWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
9,119 3%14
04
96
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%22,523 ac
Federal:Land Ownership
State: 3Local: 1
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 96 %NGO %82Undeveloped %
Freshwater Site
a
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Targets selected to meet goalsFreshwater
SpeciesFishes
Chinook - Lower Columbia River Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
11 kmG5 0.7 3.1% % %
Chinook - Lower Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
47 scoreG5 1.6 3.17.4% % 131 %1,496 score
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 27 kmG4 0.8 3.6% % %
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast habitat
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 166 scoreG4 2.2 4.310.3% % 113 %3,824 score
Steelhead - Lower Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
27 kmGQ 0.8 3.7% % %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
48 scoreGQ 0.6 1.22.8% % 132 %4,050 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(2) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, mod/high-gradient 1 occ 1.4 4.56.5% % 145 %22 occ(904) Headwaters, sandstone, low-elevation, varied gradient
1 occ 2.8 9.113.2% % 136 %11 occ
Additional targets occurring at the site
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East Fork Lewis RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
TerrestrialTerrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbian Cascades Section Lower Forest and Woodland 3,135 ha 0.5 %Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 184 ha 0.0 %North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
1,676 ha 0.1 %
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
1,205 ha 0.2 %
SpeciesBirds
Bald Eagle nests Haliaeetus leucocephalus 1 occG4 1.3 %
Vascular PlantsTall Bugbane Cimicifuga elata 2 occG3 1.8 %
East and West Cascades Ecoregional Assessment Site Summaries - Washington Page 49 of 204
Entiat RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Entiat RiverWashington East Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
61,461 0%1
0
172
6912
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%151,808 ac
Federal: 83Land Ownership
State: 5Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 12 %NGO %98Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
a
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Targets selected to meet goalsTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbia Basin Foothill Riparian Woodland and Shrubland
46 ha 1.1 5.41.4% % 151 %838 ha
Columbia Plateau Steppe and Grassland 1,124 ha 14.4 71.819.0% % 200 %1,565 haEast Cascades Mesic Montane Conifer Forest 324 ha 0.2 0.70.3% % 157 %45,672 haInter-Mountain Basins Big Sagebrush Steppe 2,139 ha 0.3 0.90.3% % 106 %246,966 haInter-Mountain Basins Montane Sagebrush Steppe 2,502 ha 2.9 14.33.8% % 204 %17,505 haLate Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 1,305 ha 0.4 0.80.5% % 114 %158,084 haNorth Pacific Dry and Mesic Alpine Dwarf-Shrubland, fellfield and Meadow
251 ha 2.4 8.03.2% % 291 %3,130 ha
North Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 24 ha 0.1 0.70.2% % 347 %3,491 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
462 ha 0.4 1.20.5% % 202 %38,824 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
21 ha 0.2 0.70.3% % 226 %2,838 ha
North Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
194 ha 1.0 4.91.3% % 333 %3,986 ha
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 1,311 ha 2.4 12.03.2% % 380 %10,907 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 5,311 ha 1.8 5.82.3% % 262 %90,828 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 1,046 ha 0.7 2.40.9% % 209 %44,199 haNorthern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 3,199 ha 2.7 9.03.6% % 172 %35,351 ha
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Entiat RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Northern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
5,364 ha 1.2 4.11.6% % 129 %129,716 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Montane Grassland 342 ha 2.9 14.73.9% % 382 %2,327 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine Woodland and Savanna
8,817 ha 0.6 1.90.7% % 111 %468,719 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Grassland 81 ha 1.4 6.91.8% % 288 %1,160 haRocky Mountain Subalpine-Montane Riparian Woodland 58 ha 2.7 13.33.5% % 367 %435 haTemperate Pacific Montane Wet Meadow 300 ha 0.3 1.40.4% % 239 %20,905 haWenatchee Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland
22,865 ha 5.1 16.96.7% % 193 %135,359 ha
SpeciesBirds
Northern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 2 occG5 0.7 5.31.0% % 329 %38 occNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 2 occG3 0.4 0.90.6% % 118 %234 occWhite-Headed Woodpecker Picoides albolarvatus 2 occG4 8.3 11.811.0% % 112 %17 occ
MammalsBighorn Sheep Ovis canadensis 160 haG4 0.4 1.30.5% % 237 %12,336 ha
MollusksChelan mountainsnail Oreohelix sp.1 6 occG1 42.9 6.056.8% % 13 %100 occ
Vascular PlantsLong-sepal Globemallow Iliamna longisepala 14 occG3 21.5 28.028.6% % 100 %50 occSmoky Mountain Sedge Carex proposita 1 occG4 14.3 7.718.9% % 54 %13 occThompson's Clover Trifolium thompsonii 2 occG2 28.6 15.437.9% % 54 %13 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Bull Trout - Upper Columbia River RU Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 33 kmG3 1.5 1.9% % %Bull Trout - Upper Columbia River RU habitat Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 63 scoreG3 2.4 4.83.2% % 150 %1,312 scoreChinook - Upper Columbia Summer/Fall Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha 39 kmGQ 4.3 5.7% % %Chinook - Upper Columbia Summer/Fall Run habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha 207 scoreGQ 3.0 9.93.9% % 167 %2,093 scoreChinook Salmon - Upper Columbia River Spring Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha
pop. 1247 kmG5 5.5 7.3% % %
Chinook Salmon - Upper Columbia River Spring Run habitat
Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 12
579 scoreG5 6.4 21.48.5% % 228 %2,707 score
Pacific Lamprey habitat Lampetra tridentata 3 haG5 52.2 156.569.2% % 150 %2 haSteelhead - Upper Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 12 48 kmG5 3.2 4.2% % %Steelhead - Upper Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 12 214 scoreG5 3.6 7.24.8% % 128 %2,975 score
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Entiat RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Westslope Cutthroat Trout Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 44 kmG4 3.4 4.6% % %Westslope Cutthroat Trout habitat Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 219 scoreG4 3.4 6.94.6% % 132 %3,170 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
FSOK1.188 1 occ 0.1 0.30.1% % 86 %22 occFSOK1.3 4 occ 2.1 6.82.7% % 102 %54 occFSOK1.56 3 occ 3.7 12.35.0% % 142 %24 occFSOK1.61 1 occ 1.6 5.22.1% % 107 %15 occFSOK1.80 1 occ 0.3 1.10.4% % 104 %47 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbia Basin Foothill Riparian Woodland and Shrubland
52 ha 1.2 %
Columbia Plateau Steppe and Grassland 782 ha 10.0 %East Cascades Mesic Montane Conifer Forest 2,122 ha 1.4 %Inter-Mountain Basins Big Sagebrush Steppe 63 ha 0.0 %Inter-Mountain Basins Montane Sagebrush Steppe 721 ha 0.8 %Late Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 576 ha 0.2 %North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
88 ha 0.1 %
North Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
114 ha 0.6 %
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 152 ha 0.3 %North Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 107 ha 0.0 %North Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 9 ha 0.0 %Northern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 6,007 ha 5.1 %Northern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
7,221 ha 1.7 %
Northern Rocky Mountain Montane Grassland 35 ha 0.3 %Northern Rocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine Woodland and Savanna
1,900 ha 0.1 %
Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Grassland 47 ha 0.8 %Rocky Mountain Subalpine-Montane Riparian Woodland 62 ha 2.8 %Temperate Pacific Montane Wet Meadow 1,113 ha 1.1 %Wenatchee Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland
12,895 ha 2.9 %
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Entiat RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
SpeciesBirds
Northern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 5 occG5 1.8 %Northern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 1 occG3 0.2 %
MammalsBighorn Sheep Ovis canadensis 40 haG4 0.1 %
MollusksChelan mountainsnail Oreohelix sp.1 1 occG1 7.1 %
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Chinook Salmon - Upper Columbia River Spring Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 12
8 kmG5 0.9 %
Chinook Salmon - Upper Columbia River Spring Run habitat
Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 12
41 scoreG5 0.5 %
Steelhead - Upper Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 12 10 kmG5 0.7 %Steelhead - Upper Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 12 2 scoreG5 0.0 %Westslope Cutthroat Trout Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 6 kmG4 0.4 %Westslope Cutthroat Trout habitat Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 28 scoreG4 0.4 %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
FSOK1.56 2 occ 2.5 %FSOK1.61 1 occ 0.5 %
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Howard HansonPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Howard HansonWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
4,724 0%
0
7123
5
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%11,669 ac
Federal:Land Ownership
State: 90Local: 5
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 5 %NGO %100Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
Targets selected to meet goalsTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 265 ha 0.1 0.10.5% % 115 %257,493 haMount Rainier Lower Forest and Woodland 2,888 ha 0.7 2.36.3% % 119 %125,410 haMount Rainier Upper Forest and Woodland 840 ha 0.4 1.33.6% % 241 %63,320 haNorth Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 598 ha 7.0 23.363.8% % 149 %2,569 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
653 ha 0.1 0.20.5% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
1,041 ha 0.2 0.71.9% % 120 %150,508 ha
North Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 169 ha 0.1 0.20.5% % 254 %84,414 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 1,435 ha 0.2 0.71.9% % 195 %206,665 ha
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Coastal Cutthroat Trout - Puget Sound Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 7
3 kmG4 0.1 0.5% % %
Coastal Cutthroat Trout - Puget Sound habitat Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 7
17 scoreG4 0.1 0.10.6% % 105 %14,075 score
Coho Salmon - Puget Sound/Straight of Georgia Onchorhynchus kisutch pop. 5 5 kmG4 0.1 0.6% % %
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Howard HansonPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Coho Salmon - Puget Sound/Straight of Georgia habitat Onchorhynchus kisutch pop. 5 24 scoreG4 0.1 0.10.6% % 116 %17,434 scoreSteelhead - Puget Sound Onchorhynchus mykiss 5 kmG5 0.1 1.0% % %Steelhead - Puget Sound habitat Onchorhynchus mykiss 24 scoreG5 0.1 0.21.0% % 115 %11,552 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
Cascades headwaters - mafic, mid elevation, mixed gradient
1 occ 3.6 12.532.7% % 188 %8 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteFreshwater
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
Cascades headwaters - mafic, mid elevation, mixed gradient
1 occ 3.2 %
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Icicle CreekPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Icicle CreekWashington East Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
55,525 0%0
1
750
224
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%137,147 ac
Federal: 96Land Ownership
State:Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 4 %NGO %98Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
Targets selected to meet goalsTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbia Basin Foothill Riparian Woodland and Shrubland
30 ha 0.7 3.61.1% % 151 %838 ha
East Cascades Mesic Montane Conifer Forest 1,698 ha 1.1 3.71.6% % 157 %45,672 haInter-Mountain Basins Big Sagebrush Steppe 117 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 106 %246,966 haInter-Mountain Basins Montane Sagebrush Steppe 24 ha 0.0 0.10.0% % 204 %17,505 haLate Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 3,420 ha 1.1 2.21.6% % 114 %158,084 haNorth Pacific Avalanche Chute Shrubland 6 ha 0.1 0.50.1% % 223 %1,165 haNorth Pacific Dry and Mesic Alpine Dwarf-Shrubland, fellfield and Meadow
563 ha 5.4 18.07.9% % 291 %3,130 ha
North Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 719 ha 4.1 20.66.0% % 347 %3,491 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
1,082 ha 0.8 2.81.2% % 202 %38,824 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic Parkland 2 ha 51.0 153.074.9% % 300 %1 haNorth Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
25 ha 0.3 0.90.4% % 226 %2,838 ha
North Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
762 ha 3.8 19.15.6% % 333 %3,986 ha
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 6,125 ha 11.2 56.216.5% % 380 %10,907 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 16,825 ha 5.6 18.58.2% % 262 %90,828 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 2,777 ha 1.9 6.32.8% % 209 %44,199 ha
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Icicle CreekPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Northern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 6,638 ha 5.6 18.88.3% % 172 %35,351 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
3,245 ha 0.8 2.51.1% % 129 %129,716 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Montane Grassland 1,291 ha 11.1 55.516.3% % 382 %2,327 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine Woodland and Savanna
108 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 111 %468,719 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Grassland 193 ha 3.3 16.74.9% % 288 %1,160 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Parkland 3,771 ha 4.6 15.56.8% % 253 %24,333 haRocky Mountain Subalpine Mesic Spruce-Fir Forest and Woodland
3 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 123 %8,664 ha
Rocky Mountain Subalpine-Montane Riparian Woodland 294 ha 13.5 67.619.8% % 367 %435 haTemperate Pacific Montane Wet Meadow 355 ha 0.3 1.70.5% % 239 %20,905 haWenatchee Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland
26,990 ha 6.0 19.98.8% % 193 %135,359 ha
SpeciesBirds
Golden Eagle Aquila chrysaetos 1 occG5 2.0 2.63.0% % 100 %38 occNorthern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 3 occG5 1.1 7.91.6% % 329 %38 occNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 4 occG3 0.9 1.71.3% % 118 %234 occ
MammalsMountain Goat Oreamos americana 21 haG5 0.1 0.20.1% % 232 %10,053 ha
Vascular PlantsLong-sepal Globemallow Iliamna longisepala 6 occG3 9.2 12.013.5% % 100 %50 occOregon Checker-mallow Sidalcea oregana var. calva 1 occG5 25.0 2.036.7% % 8 %50 occRoss' Avens Geum rossii var. depressum 1 occG5 50.0 2.073.4% % 4 %50 occSeely's Silene Silene seelyi 6 occG2 30.0 12.044.0% % 34 %50 occShowy Stickseed Hackelia venusta 2 occG1 50.0 4.073.4% % 8 %50 occSmoky Mountain Sedge Carex proposita 1 occG4 14.3 7.721.0% % 54 %13 occThompson's Pincushion Chaenactis thompsonii 1 occG2 3.3 2.04.9% % 46 %50 occWenatchee Larkspur Delphinium viridescens 2 occG2 16.7 4.024.5% % 22 %50 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Bull Trout - Upper Columbia River RU Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 211 kmG3 9.5 13.9% % %Bull Trout - Upper Columbia River RU habitat Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 202 scoreG3 7.7 15.411.3% % 150 %1,312 scoreChinook - Upper Columbia Summer/Fall Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha 7 kmGQ 0.8 1.1% % %Chinook - Upper Columbia Summer/Fall Run habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha 53 scoreGQ 0.8 2.51.1% % 167 %2,093 score
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Icicle CreekPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Chinook Salmon - Upper Columbia River Spring Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 12
6 kmG5 0.7 1.1% % %
Chinook Salmon - Upper Columbia River Spring Run habitat
Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 12
67 scoreG5 0.7 2.51.1% % 228 %2,707 score
Steelhead - Upper Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 12 40 kmG5 2.7 3.9% % %Steelhead - Upper Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 12 187 scoreG5 3.1 6.34.6% % 128 %2,975 scoreWestslope Cutthroat Trout Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 81 kmG4 6.4 9.4% % %Westslope Cutthroat Trout habitat Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 406 scoreG4 6.4 12.89.4% % 132 %3,170 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
FSOK1.188 1 occ 0.1 0.20.1% % 86 %22 occFSOK1.56 2 occ 2.5 8.33.7% % 142 %24 occFSOK1.6 2 occ 11.0 34.716.1% % 267 %6 occFSOK1.84 2 occ 12.5 40.018.3% % 220 %5 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteFreshwater
SpeciesFishes
Bull Trout - Upper Columbia River RU Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 26 kmG3 1.2 %Bull Trout - Upper Columbia River RU habitat Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 49 scoreG3 1.9 %Steelhead - Upper Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 12 5 kmG5 0.3 %Steelhead - Upper Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 12 18 scoreG5 0.3 %Westslope Cutthroat Trout Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 11 kmG4 0.9 %Westslope Cutthroat Trout habitat Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 54 scoreG4 0.9 %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
FSOK1.56 1 occ 1.3 %FSOK1.6 1 occ 4.8 %
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Issaquah CreekPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Issaquah CreekWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
7,964 9%2
0
193052
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%19,670 ac
Federal:Land Ownership
State: 43Local: 5
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 52 %NGO %89Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
Targets selected to meet goalsTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 127 ha 0.0 0.00.1% % 115 %257,493 haMount Rainier Lower Forest and Woodland 2,767 ha 0.7 2.23.6% % 119 %125,410 haMount Rainier Upper Forest and Woodland 10 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 241 %63,320 haNorth Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 5 ha 0.1 0.20.3% % 149 %2,569 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
1,997 ha 0.2 0.50.9% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
472 ha 0.1 0.30.5% % 120 %150,508 ha
North Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 7 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 195 %206,665 ha
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Chinook - Puget Sound Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 15
7 kmG5 0.3 1.7% % %
Chinook - Puget Sound habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 15
2 scoreG5 0.1 0.10.3% % 127 %1,644 score
Coastal Cutthroat Trout - Puget Sound Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 7
10 kmG4 0.2 0.9% % %
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Issaquah CreekPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Coastal Cutthroat Trout - Puget Sound habitat Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 7
48 scoreG4 0.2 0.30.9% % 105 %14,075 score
Coho Salmon - Puget Sound/Straight of Georgia Onchorhynchus kisutch pop. 5 15 kmG4 0.2 1.1% % %Coho Salmon - Puget Sound/Straight of Georgia habitat Onchorhynchus kisutch pop. 5 71 scoreG4 0.2 0.41.1% % 116 %17,434 scoreSteelhead - Puget Sound Onchorhynchus mykiss 7 kmG5 0.2 0.8% % %Steelhead - Puget Sound habitat Onchorhynchus mykiss 35 scoreG5 0.2 0.30.8% % 115 %11,552 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
Puget uplands and islands headwaters - glacial drift, low to mid elevation, low to moderate gradient
1 occ 0.4 1.32.2% % 161 %23 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 34 ha 0.0 %Mount Rainier Lower Forest and Woodland 1,157 ha 0.3 %Mount Rainier Upper Forest and Woodland 3 ha 0.0 %North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
1,052 ha 0.1 %
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
48 ha 0.0 %
North Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 4 ha 0.0 %SpeciesBirds
Bald Eagle nests Haliaeetus leucocephalus 1 occG4 1.3 %
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Chinook - Puget Sound Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 15
11 kmG5 0.5 %
Chinook - Puget Sound habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 15
3 scoreG5 0.1 %
Coastal Cutthroat Trout - Puget Sound Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 7
18 kmG4 0.3 %
Coastal Cutthroat Trout - Puget Sound habitat Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 7
88 scoreG4 0.3 %
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Issaquah CreekPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Coho Salmon - Puget Sound/Straight of Georgia Onchorhynchus kisutch pop. 5 21 kmG4 0.3 %Coho Salmon - Puget Sound/Straight of Georgia habitat Onchorhynchus kisutch pop. 5 104 scoreG4 0.3 %Olympic Mudminnow habitat Novumbra hubbsi 3 haG3 14.3 %Steelhead - Puget Sound Onchorhynchus mykiss 11 kmG5 0.2 %Steelhead - Puget Sound habitat Onchorhynchus mykiss 53 scoreG5 0.2 %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
Puget uplands and islands headwaters - glacial drift, low to mid elevation, low to moderate gradient
1 occ 1.6 %
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Kalama RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Kalama RiverWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
24,334 1%0
11189
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%60,104 ac
Federal:Land Ownership
State: 11Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 89 %NGO %98Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
Targets selected to meet goalsTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbian Cascades Section Lower Forest and Woodland 2,594 ha 0.4 1.30.7% % 122 %201,839 haLate Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 80 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 115 %257,493 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
736 ha 0.1 0.20.1% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
1,518 ha 0.3 1.00.5% % 120 %150,508 ha
North Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 1 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 195 %206,665 haSpeciesBirds
Bald Eagle nests Haliaeetus leucocephalus 1 occG4 1.1 2.42.0% % 100 %37 occBand-Tailed Pigeon Columba fasciata 1 occG4 7.7 7.713.7% % 92 %13 occGreat Blue Heron Ardea herodias 1 occG5 11.1 7.719.7% % 62 %13 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Chinook - Lower Columbia River Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
36 kmG5 2.1 3.8% % %
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Kalama RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Chinook - Lower Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
113 scoreG5 3.8 7.66.7% % 131 %1,496 score
Chum Salmon - Columbia River Oncorhynchus keta pop. 3 8 kmG5 1.5 2.6% % %Chum Salmon - Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus keta pop. 3 41 scoreG5 1.7 3.33.0% % 126 %1,240 scoreCoho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 27 kmG4 0.8 1.4% % %
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast habitat
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 99 scoreG4 1.3 2.62.3% % 113 %3,824 score
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
22 kmG4 1.0 1.7% % %
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River habitat
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
107 scoreG4 1.0 1.91.7% % 117 %5,574 score
Steelhead - Lower Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
37 kmGQ 1.1 1.9% % %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
166 scoreGQ 2.1 4.13.6% % 132 %4,050 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(2) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, mod/high-gradient 3 occ 4.2 13.67.4% % 145 %22 occ(907) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient 3 occ 3.4 11.46.1% % 145 %22 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbian Cascades Section Lower Forest and Woodland 15,834 ha 2.4 %Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 189 ha 0.0 %North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
5,371 ha 0.4 %
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
8,674 ha 1.7 %
North Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 1 ha 0.0 %Northern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
11 ha 0.1 %
SpeciesAmphibians
Cascade Torrent Salamander Rhyacotriton cascadae 1 occG3 1.3 %
BirdsBald Eagle nests Haliaeetus leucocephalus 1 occG4 1.1 %
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Kalama RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Chinook - Lower Columbia River Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
4 kmG5 0.2 %
Chinook - Lower Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
8 scoreG5 0.3 %
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
3 kmG4 0.1 %
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River habitat
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
14 scoreG4 0.1 %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
4 kmGQ 0.1 %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
13 scoreGQ 0.2 %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(2) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, mod/high-gradient 1 occ 1.4 %
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KanaskatPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
KanaskatWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
2,895 1%1
23367
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%7,150 ac
Federal:Land Ownership
State: 33Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 67 %NGO %96Undeveloped %
Freshwater Site
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
Targets selected to meet goalsFreshwater
SpeciesFishes
Chinook - Puget Sound Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 15
13 kmG5 0.6 8.7% % %
Chinook - Puget Sound habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 15
14 scoreG5 0.4 0.86.3% % 127 %1,644 score
Chum Salmon - Pacific Coast Onchorhynchus keta pop. 5 12 kmG5 0.4 6.3% % %Chum Salmon - Pacific Coast habitat Onchorhynchus keta pop. 5 58 scoreG5 0.4 0.86.3% % 128 %6,796 scoreCoastal Cutthroat Trout - Puget Sound Oncorhynchus clarki clarki
pop. 713 kmG4 0.2 3.5% % %
Coastal Cutthroat Trout - Puget Sound habitat Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 7
66 scoreG4 0.2 0.53.5% % 105 %14,075 score
Coho Salmon - Puget Sound/Straight of Georgia Onchorhynchus kisutch pop. 5 14 kmG4 0.2 2.8% % %Coho Salmon - Puget Sound/Straight of Georgia habitat Onchorhynchus kisutch pop. 5 68 scoreG4 0.2 0.42.9% % 116 %17,434 scoreSteelhead - Puget Sound Onchorhynchus mykiss 13 kmG5 0.3 4.3% % %Steelhead - Puget Sound habitat Onchorhynchus mykiss 67 scoreG5 0.3 0.64.3% % 115 %11,552 score
Additional targets occurring at the siteTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
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KanaskatPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 213 ha 0.0 %Mount Rainier Lower Forest and Woodland 880 ha 0.2 %North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
445 ha 0.0 %
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
321 ha 0.1 %
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Kiona CreekPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Kiona CreekWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
3,051 0%2
0
2
98
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
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%7,536 ac
Federal:Land Ownership
State: 2Local:
Indigenous:%%
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%Private 98 %NGO %98Undeveloped %
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Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 85 ha 0.0 0.00.2% % 115 %257,493 haMount Rainier Lower Forest and Woodland 2,057 ha 0.5 1.67.0% % 119 %125,410 haMount Rainier Upper Forest and Woodland 817 ha 0.4 1.35.5% % 241 %63,320 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
715 ha 0.1 0.20.8% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
691 ha 0.1 0.52.0% % 120 %150,508 ha
North Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 67 ha 0.0 0.10.3% % 254 %84,414 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 1,282 ha 0.2 0.62.6% % 195 %206,665 ha
SpeciesAmphibians
Cascade Torrent Salamander Rhyacotriton cascadae 1 occG3 1.3 2.017.9% % 100 %50 occCope's Giant Salamander Dicamptodon copei 2 occG3 5.3 8.074.5% % 104 %25 occLarch Mountain Salamander Plethodon larselli 2 occG3 3.0 4.042.3% % 104 %50 occ
BirdsGolden Eagle Aquila chrysaetos 1 occG5 4.8 5.567.9% % 86 %7 occ
Additional targets occurring at the site
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Kiona CreekPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Chinook - Lower Columbia River Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
6 kmG5 0.4 %
Chinook - Lower Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
1 scoreG5 0.0 %
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 6 kmG4 0.2 %
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast habitat
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 9 scoreG4 0.1 %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
6 kmGQ 0.2 %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
4 scoreGQ 0.1 %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(907) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient 1 occ 0.8 %
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Klickitat HeadwatersPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Klickitat HeadwatersWashington East Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
13,710%
0
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1684
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%33,863 ac
Federal: 0Land Ownership
State: 16Local:
Indigenous: 63%%
%
%Private 20 %NGO %100Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Eastside Oak Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland
2,705 ha 0.5 1.62.8% % 160 %169,461 ha
Inter-Mountain Basins Montane Sagebrush Steppe 116 ha 0.1 0.70.8% % 204 %17,505 haLate Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 975 ha 0.3 0.61.8% % 114 %158,084 haNorth Pacific Avalanche Chute Shrubland 1,359 ha 23.3 116.6138.8% % 223 %1,165 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 56 ha 0.0 0.10.1% % 262 %90,828 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 11 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 209 %44,199 haNorthern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 18 ha 0.0 0.10.1% % 172 %35,351 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
1,095 ha 0.3 0.81.5% % 129 %129,716 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine Woodland and Savanna
2,574 ha 0.2 0.51.0% % 111 %468,719 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Parkland 1,125 ha 1.4 4.68.2% % 253 %24,333 haRocky Mountain Subalpine Mesic Spruce-Fir Forest and Woodland
5,089 ha 17.6 58.7104.8% % 123 %8,664 ha
Temperate Pacific Montane Wet Meadow 7 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 239 %20,905 haYakima Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland 9,262 ha 1.8 6.010.7% % 152 %154,743 ha
SpeciesBirds
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Klickitat HeadwatersPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Northern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 2 occG3 0.4 0.92.5% % 118 %234 occSandhill Crane Grus canadensis 1 occG5 0.1 0.40.7% % 150 %264 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Chinook - Middle Columbia River Spring Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 19
10 kmG5 3.4 20.3% % %
Chinook - Middle Columbia River Spring Run habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 19
20 scoreG5 2.4 4.814.3% % 127 %413 score
Steelhead - Middle Columbia habitat pops. 17, 28 & 29 Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops. 17, 28 & 29)
55 scoreGQ 2.0 4.112.1% % 135 %1,351 score
Steelhead - Middle Columbia pops. 17, 28 & 29 Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops. 17, 28 & 29)
27 kmGQ 4.2 24.7% % %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(905) Headwaters , basalt, high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
3 occ 3.2 10.618.8% % 200 %31 occ
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L T MurrayPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
L T MurrayWashington East Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
20,376 0%2
0
0612317
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%50,329 ac
Federal: 20Land Ownership
State: 64Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 17 %NGO %97Undeveloped %
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Targets selected to meet goalsTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbia Basin Foothill Riparian Woodland and Shrubland
54 ha 1.3 6.55.2% % 151 %838 ha
East Cascades Mesic Montane Conifer Forest 198 ha 0.1 0.40.5% % 157 %45,672 haInter-Mountain Basins Big Sagebrush Steppe 4,257 ha 0.5 1.72.1% % 106 %246,966 haInter-Mountain Basins Montane Sagebrush Steppe 359 ha 0.4 2.11.6% % 204 %17,505 haLate Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 524 ha 0.2 0.30.7% % 114 %158,084 haNorth Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
25 ha 0.1 0.60.5% % 333 %3,986 ha
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 16 ha 0.0 0.10.1% % 380 %10,907 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 12 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 262 %90,828 haNorthern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 1,844 ha 1.6 5.26.3% % 172 %35,351 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
1,498 ha 0.3 1.21.4% % 129 %129,716 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine Woodland and Savanna
7,134 ha 0.5 1.51.8% % 111 %468,719 ha
Rocky Mountain Subalpine-Montane Riparian Woodland 10 ha 0.5 2.41.9% % 367 %435 haTemperate Pacific Montane Wet Meadow 69 ha 0.1 0.30.3% % 239 %20,905 haYakima Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland 17,489 ha 3.4 11.313.6% % 152 %154,743 ha
Species
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L T MurrayPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
BirdsGolden Eagle Aquila chrysaetos 2 occG5 4.1 5.316.3% % 100 %38 occNorthern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 2 occG5 0.7 5.32.9% % 329 %38 occNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 1 occG3 0.2 0.40.9% % 118 %234 occWhite-Headed Woodpecker Picoides albolarvatus 1 occG4 4.2 5.916.7% % 112 %17 occ
MammalsBighorn Sheep Ovis canadensis 2,143 haG4 5.2 17.420.8% % 237 %12,336 haWestern Gray Squirrel Sciurus griseus 64 haG5 0.3 0.91.0% % 205 %7,319 ha
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Chinook - Middle Columbia River Spring Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 19
1 kmG5 0.0 0.2% % %
Chinook - Middle Columbia River Spring Run habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 19
4 scoreG5 0.1 0.20.4% % 111 %2,121 score
Steelhead - Middle Columbia habitat pop. 17 Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 17 1 scoreG5 0.0 0.10.1% % 122 %1,846 scoreSteelhead - Middle Columbia pop. 17 Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 17 1 kmG5 0.0 0.1% % %Westslope Cutthroat Trout Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 43 kmG4 4.6 18.4% % %Westslope Cutthroat Trout habitat Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 213 scoreG4 4.6 15.418.5% % 201 %1,388 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(5) Headwaters - basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient 2 occ 3.1 10.512.5% % 163 %19 occ(72) Yakima forested headwaters - mixed geology, mid/high-elevation, steep-gradient
1 occ 4.3 17.417.4% % 150 %2 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteFreshwater
SpeciesFishes
Chinook - Middle Columbia River Spring Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 19
10 kmG5 0.9 %
Chinook - Middle Columbia River Spring Run habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 19
5 scoreG5 0.1 %
Steelhead - Middle Columbia habitat pop. 17 Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 17 6 scoreG5 0.2 %Steelhead - Middle Columbia pop. 17 Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 17 10 kmG5 0.6 %Westslope Cutthroat Trout Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 1 kmG4 0.0 %
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L T MurrayPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Westslope Cutthroat Trout habitat Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 1 scoreG4 0.0 %
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Little Klickitat RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Little Klickitat RiverWashington East Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
32,504 0%6
0
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89
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Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%80,285 ac
Federal: 0Land Ownership
State: 11Local:
Indigenous: 0%%
%
%Private 89 %NGO 0 %93Undeveloped %
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Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbia Basin Foothill Riparian Woodland and Shrubland
20 ha 0.5 2.31.2% % 151 %838 ha
Columbia Plateau Scabland Shrubland 2,411 ha 13.9 46.234.7% % 128 %5,221 haColumbia Plateau Steppe and Grassland 12 ha 0.2 0.80.4% % 200 %1,565 haEast Cascades Oak-Pine Forest and Woodland 3,107 ha 6.7 22.316.8% % 151 %13,916 haEastside Oak Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland
20,311 ha 3.6 12.09.0% % 160 %169,461 ha
Inter-Mountain Basins Big Sagebrush Steppe 641 ha 0.1 0.30.2% % 106 %246,966 haLate Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 610 ha 0.2 0.40.5% % 114 %158,084 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
289 ha 0.1 0.20.2% % 129 %129,716 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine Woodland and Savanna
16,161 ha 1.0 3.42.6% % 111 %468,719 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Parkland 1,208 ha 1.5 5.03.7% % 253 %24,333 haRocky Mountain Subalpine Mesic Spruce-Fir Forest and Woodland
30 ha 0.1 0.40.3% % 123 %8,664 ha
Temperate Pacific Montane Wet Meadow 60 ha 0.1 0.30.1% % 239 %20,905 haSpeciesBirds
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Little Klickitat RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Bald Eagle nests Haliaeetus leucocephalus 1 occG4 0.4 1.00.9% % 129 %105 occNorthern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 3 occG5 1.1 7.92.7% % 329 %38 occNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 1 occG3 0.2 0.40.5% % 118 %234 occSandhill Crane Grus canadensis 1 occG5 0.1 0.40.3% % 150 %264 occ
MammalsWestern Gray Squirrel Sciurus griseus 5,100 haG5 20.9 69.752.4% % 205 %7,319 ha
Vascular PlantsLong-bearded Sego Lily Calochortus longebarbatus
var. longebarbatus4 occG4 2.4 8.06.1% % 118 %50 occ
Suksdorf's Desert-parsley Lomatium suksdorfii 2 occG3 6.5 4.016.2% % 60 %50 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Steelhead - Middle Columbia habitat pops. 17, 28 & 29 Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops. 17, 28 & 29)
9 scoreGQ 0.3 0.60.8% % 135 %1,351 score
Steelhead - Middle Columbia pops. 17, 28 & 29 Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops. 17, 28 & 29)
12 kmGQ 1.9 4.7% % %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(55) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, mixed-gradient 1 occ 2.4 7.96.1% % 138 %13 occ(905) Headwaters , basalt, high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
2 occ 2.2 7.55.6% % 200 %31 occ
(911) Eastside headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient
1 occ 3.6 12.09.0% % 142 %12 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbia Plateau Scabland Shrubland 517 ha 3.0 %East Cascades Oak-Pine Forest and Woodland 86 ha 0.2 %Eastside Oak Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland
1,515 ha 0.3 %
Late Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 44 ha 0.0 %Northern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
9 ha 0.0 %
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Little Klickitat RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Northern Rocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine Woodland and Savanna
579 ha 0.0 %
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Steelhead - Middle Columbia habitat pops. 17, 28 & 29 Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops. 17, 28 & 29)
5 scoreGQ 0.2 %
Steelhead - Middle Columbia pops. 17, 28 & 29 Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops. 17, 28 & 29)
9 kmGQ 1.5 %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(55) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, mixed-gradient 1 occ 3.5 %(911) Eastside headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient
1 occ 0.0 %
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Little Naches HeadwatersPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Little Naches HeadwatersWashington East Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
66,505%
1
710
291
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%164,267 ac
Federal: 99Land Ownership
State:Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 1 %NGO %99Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Targets selected to meet goalsTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
East Cascades Mesic Montane Conifer Forest 3,456 ha 2.3 7.62.8% % 157 %45,672 haInter-Mountain Basins Montane Sagebrush Steppe 470 ha 0.5 2.70.7% % 204 %17,505 haLate Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 7,790 ha 2.5 4.93.0% % 114 %158,084 haNorth Pacific Dry and Mesic Alpine Dwarf-Shrubland, fellfield and Meadow
20 ha 0.2 0.60.2% % 291 %3,130 ha
North Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 526 ha 3.0 15.13.7% % 347 %3,491 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
6,835 ha 5.3 17.66.5% % 202 %38,824 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
208 ha 2.4 7.33.0% % 226 %2,838 ha
North Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
481 ha 2.4 12.13.0% % 333 %3,986 ha
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 3,480 ha 6.4 31.97.8% % 380 %10,907 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 16,336 ha 5.4 18.06.6% % 262 %90,828 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 8,864 ha 6.0 20.17.4% % 209 %44,199 haNorthern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 1,652 ha 1.4 4.71.7% % 172 %35,351 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
593 ha 0.1 0.50.2% % 129 %129,716 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Montane Grassland 185 ha 1.6 8.02.0% % 382 %2,327 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Parkland 2,356 ha 2.9 9.73.6% % 253 %24,333 ha
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Little Naches HeadwatersPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Temperate Pacific Montane Wet Meadow 47 ha 0.0 0.20.1% % 239 %20,905 haYakima Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland 51,946 ha 10.1 33.612.3% % 152 %154,743 ha
SpeciesAmphibians
Western Toad Bufo boreas 1 occG4 2.3 7.72.8% % 208 %13 occ
BirdsNorthern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 10 occG5 3.6 26.34.5% % 329 %38 occNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 13 occG3 2.8 5.63.4% % 118 %234 occ
Vascular PlantsObscure Indian-paintbrush Castilleja cryptantha 2 occG2 100.0 8.0122.5% % 8 %25 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Bull Trout - Middle Columbia River RU Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 68 kmG3 18.8 23.0% % %Bull Trout - Middle Columbia River RU habitat Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 180 scoreG3 21.4 42.726.2% % 131 %422 scoreChinook - Middle Columbia River Spring Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha
pop. 19103 kmG5 9.2 11.3% % %
Chinook - Middle Columbia River Spring Run habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 19
404 scoreG5 9.5 19.111.7% % 111 %2,121 score
Steelhead - Middle Columbia habitat pop. 17 Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 17 327 scoreG5 8.9 17.710.8% % 122 %1,846 scoreSteelhead - Middle Columbia pop. 17 Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 17 119 kmG5 7.3 8.9% % %Westslope Cutthroat Trout Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 127 kmG4 13.7 16.8% % %Westslope Cutthroat Trout habitat Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 634 scoreG4 13.7 45.716.8% % 201 %1,388 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(5) Headwaters - basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient 1 occ 1.6 5.31.9% % 163 %19 occ(6) Yakima forested headwaters - volcanic, mid-elevation, steep-gradient
8 occ 19.0 61.523.3% % 192 %13 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
East Cascades Mesic Montane Conifer Forest 319 ha 0.2 %Inter-Mountain Basins Montane Sagebrush Steppe 5 ha 0.0 %
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Little Naches HeadwatersPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Late Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 941 ha 0.3 %North Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 159 ha 0.9 %North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
976 ha 0.8 %
North Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
49 ha 0.2 %
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 72 ha 0.1 %North Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 1,432 ha 0.5 %North Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 1,100 ha 0.7 %Northern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 236 ha 0.2 %Northern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
91 ha 0.0 %
Northern Rocky Mountain Montane Grassland 22 ha 0.2 %Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Parkland 62 ha 0.1 %Yakima Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland 4,938 ha 1.0 %
SpeciesBirds
Northern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 1 occG5 0.4 %
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Little White Salmon RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Little White Salmon RiverWashington East Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
21,280 0%
1
110
863
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%52,563 ac
Federal: 96Land Ownership
State: 0Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 3 %NGO %99Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Targets selected to meet goalsTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
East Cascades Mesic Montane Conifer Forest 27 ha 0.0 0.10.1% % 157 %45,672 haEastside Oak Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland
15,796 ha 2.8 9.310.7% % 160 %169,461 ha
Late Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 5,019 ha 1.6 3.26.1% % 114 %158,084 haNorth Pacific Broadleaf Landslide Forest and Shrubland 107 ha 1.1 5.64.3% % 225 %1,903 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
1,563 ha 1.2 4.04.6% % 202 %38,824 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
330 ha 3.9 11.614.8% % 226 %2,838 ha
North Pacific Montane Grassland 20 ha 8.7 28.833.4% % 210 %70 haNorth Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 205 ha 0.4 1.91.4% % 380 %10,907 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 3,161 ha 1.0 3.54.0% % 262 %90,828 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 4,022 ha 2.7 9.110.5% % 209 %44,199 haNorth Pacific Wooded Lava Flows 4,856 ha 9.7 32.337.1% % 222 %15,015 haNorthern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 401 ha 0.3 1.11.3% % 172 %35,351 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
4,946 ha 1.1 3.84.4% % 129 %129,716 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Grassland 12 ha 0.2 1.10.8% % 288 %1,160 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Parkland 64 ha 0.1 0.30.3% % 253 %24,333 haRocky Mountain Lodgepole Pine Forest 114 ha 0.0 0.10.1% % 124 %108,792 ha
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Little White Salmon RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Rocky Mountain Subalpine Mesic Spruce-Fir Forest and Woodland
136 ha 0.5 1.61.8% % 123 %8,664 ha
Temperate Pacific Montane Wet Meadow 14 ha 0.0 0.10.1% % 239 %20,905 haSpeciesAmphibians
Cascade Torrent Salamander Rhyacotriton cascadae 3 occG3 60.0 42.9229.8% % 57 %7 occCope's Giant Salamander Dicamptodon copei 1 occG3 5.6 14.321.3% % 229 %7 occLarch Mountain Salamander Plethodon larselli 3 occG3 20.0 42.976.6% % 171 %7 occWestern Toad Bufo boreas 2 occG4 4.7 15.417.8% % 208 %13 occ
BirdsBald Eagle nests Haliaeetus leucocephalus 1 occG4 0.4 1.01.4% % 129 %105 occNorthern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 2 occG5 0.7 5.32.8% % 329 %38 occNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 4 occG3 0.9 1.73.3% % 118 %234 occ
Vascular PlantsBarrett's Beardtongue Penstemon barrettiae 1 occG2 9.1 4.034.8% % 40 %25 occPale Blue-eyed Grass Sisyrinchium sarmentosum 2 occG1 28.6 8.0109.4% % 28 %25 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Tui Chub Gila bicolor 1 occG4 5.5 21.2% % %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(109) Headwaters, volcanics, mid/high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
1 occ 1.9 6.47.3% % 193 %15 occ
(55) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, mixed-gradient 1 occ 1.5 4.75.6% % 138 %13 occ(905) Headwaters , basalt, high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
1 occ 0.9 3.13.5% % 200 %31 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteFreshwater
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(109) Headwaters, volcanics, mid/high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
1 occ 0.7 %
(55) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, mixed-gradient 1 occ 0.9 %(6) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, very high-gradient 1 occ 0.1 %
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Little White Salmon RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
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Lower Cispus TributariesPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Lower Cispus TributariesWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
34,650 0%
0
099
0
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%85,587 ac
Federal: 100Land Ownership
State:Local:
Indigenous:%%
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%Private 0 %NGO %100Undeveloped %
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Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbia Plateau Ash and Tuff Badland 61 ha 1.1 3.71.4% % 317 %1,641 haColumbian Cascades Section Lower Forest and Woodland 13,466 ha 2.0 6.72.5% % 122 %201,839 haColumbian Cascades Section Upper Forest and Woodland
18,160 ha 5.4 18.06.7% % 199 %100,674 ha
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 2,813 ha 0.5 1.10.7% % 115 %257,493 haNorth Pacific Broadleaf Landslide Forest and Shrubland 11 ha 0.1 0.50.2% % 233 %2,331 haNorth Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 4 ha 0.0 0.20.1% % 149 %2,569 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
4,811 ha 0.4 1.30.5% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
6,410 ha 1.3 4.31.6% % 120 %150,508 ha
North Pacific Montane Grassland 16 ha 1.6 5.22.0% % 186 %300 haNorth Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
312 ha 4.3 14.35.4% % 204 %2,179 ha
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 1,547 ha 5.1 16.96.3% % 232 %9,165 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 1,846 ha 0.7 2.20.8% % 254 %84,414 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 16,926 ha 2.5 8.23.1% % 195 %206,665 haNorthern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 1,332 ha 17.3 44.621.6% % 213 %2,988 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
27 ha 0.1 0.40.2% % 116 %7,176 ha
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Lower Cispus TributariesPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Grassland 390 ha 10.9 36.513.6% % 225 %1,069 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Parkland 87 ha 0.2 0.80.3% % 316 %11,525 haRocky Mountain Subalpine Mesic Spruce-Fir Forest and Woodland
7 ha 0.5 0.60.7% % 52 %1,150 ha
SpeciesAmphibians
Cascade Torrent Salamander Rhyacotriton cascadae 9 occG3 11.4 18.014.2% % 100 %50 occCope's Giant Salamander Dicamptodon copei 8 occG3 21.1 32.026.3% % 104 %25 occLarch Mountain Salamander Plethodon larselli 2 occG3 3.0 4.03.7% % 104 %50 occVan Dyke's Salamander Plethodon vandykei 3 occG3 21.4 12.026.7% % 52 %25 occWestern Toad Bufo boreas 1 occG4 2.9 7.73.6% % 200 %13 occ
BirdsNorthern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 6 occG5 8.8 15.811.0% % 108 %38 occNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 10 occG3 0.5 1.10.7% % 106 %882 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Chinook - Lower Columbia River Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
2 kmG5 0.1 0.2% % %
Chinook - Lower Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
1 scoreG5 0.0 0.00.0% % 131 %1,496 score
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 2 kmG4 0.1 0.1% % %
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast habitat
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 1 scoreG4 0.0 0.00.0% % 113 %3,824 score
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
26 kmG4 1.1 1.4% % %
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River habitat
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
128 scoreG4 1.1 2.31.4% % 117 %5,574 score
Steelhead - Lower Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
2 kmGQ 0.1 0.1% % %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
6 scoreGQ 0.1 0.10.1% % 132 %4,050 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(39) Headwaters, granitic, high-elevation, high-gradient 1 occ 8.6 30.310.8% % 350 %2 occ(905) Headwaters , basalt, high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
1 occ 1.3 4.31.6% % 200 %31 occ
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Lower Cispus TributariesPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
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% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Additional targets occurring at the siteFreshwater
SpeciesFishes
Chinook - Lower Columbia River Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
19 kmG5 1.1 %
Chinook - Lower Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
8 scoreG5 0.3 %
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 19 kmG4 0.5 %
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast habitat
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 19 scoreG4 0.3 %
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
27 kmG4 1.2 %
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River habitat
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
133 scoreG4 1.2 %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
19 kmGQ 0.5 %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
40 scoreGQ 0.5 %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(905) Headwaters , basalt, high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
2 occ 2.4 %
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Lower Klickitat RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Lower Klickitat RiverWashington East Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
27,536 0%1
1
0171568
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%68,014 ac
Federal: 1Land Ownership
State: 31Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 68 %NGO %98Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbia Basin Foothill Riparian Woodland and Shrubland
304 ha 7.2 36.221.4% % 151 %838 ha
East Cascades Oak-Pine Forest and Woodland 6,549 ha 14.1 47.141.8% % 151 %13,916 haEastside Oak Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland
8,912 ha 1.6 5.34.7% % 160 %169,461 ha
Inter-Mountain Basins Big Sagebrush Steppe 764 ha 0.1 0.30.3% % 106 %246,966 haInter-Mountain Basins Montane Sagebrush Steppe 150 ha 0.2 0.90.5% % 204 %17,505 haLate Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 827 ha 0.3 0.50.8% % 114 %158,084 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
6,102 ha 1.4 4.74.2% % 129 %129,716 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine Woodland and Savanna
1,350 ha 0.1 0.30.3% % 111 %468,719 ha
SpeciesBirds
Golden Eagle Aquila chrysaetos 3 occG5 6.1 7.918.1% % 100 %38 occNorthern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 1 occG5 0.4 2.61.1% % 329 %38 occNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 1 occG3 0.2 0.40.6% % 118 %234 occ
Mammals
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Lower Klickitat RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Western Gray Squirrel Sciurus griseus 6,083 haG5 24.9 83.173.8% % 205 %7,319 ha
Vascular PlantsBarrett's Beardtongue Penstemon barrettiae 2 occG2 18.2 8.053.8% % 40 %25 occDiffuse Stickseed Hackelia diffusa var. diffusa 3 occG4 75.0 23.1222.0% % 31 %13 occGooseberry-leaved Alumroot Heuchera grossulariifolia var.
tenuifolia9 occG4 50.0 69.2148.0% % 115 %13 occ
Suksdorf's Desert-parsley Lomatium suksdorfii 14 occG3 45.2 28.0133.7% % 60 %50 occWhite Meconella Meconella oregana 3 occG2 27.3 23.180.7% % 85 %13 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Chinook - Lower Columbia River Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
50 kmG5 3.0 8.9% % %
Chinook - Lower Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
349 scoreG5 11.7 23.334.5% % 131 %1,496 score
Chinook - Middle Columbia River Spring Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 19
121 kmG5 40.3 119.3% % %
Chinook - Middle Columbia River Spring Run habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 19
136 scoreG5 16.5 33.048.8% % 127 %413 score
Chum Salmon - Columbia River Oncorhynchus keta pop. 3 1 kmG5 0.0 0.0% % %Chum Salmon - Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus keta pop. 3 1 scoreG5 0.0 0.00.0% % 126 %1,240 scorePink Salmon - Odd-year Onchorhynchus gorbuscha 1 kmG5 0.0 0.0% % %Pink Salmon - Odd-year habitat Onchorhynchus gorbuscha 1 scoreG5 0.0 0.00.0% % 186 %423 scoreSteelhead - Middle Columbia habitat pops. 17, 28 & 29 Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.
17, 28 & 29)494 scoreGQ 18.3 36.554.1% % 135 %1,351 score
Steelhead - Middle Columbia pops. 17, 28 & 29 Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops. 17, 28 & 29)
65 kmGQ 10.2 30.3% % %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(2) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, mod/high-gradient 1 occ 0.0 0.20.1% % 145 %22 occ(55) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, mixed-gradient 1 occ 0.3 0.80.8% % 138 %13 occ(6) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, very high-gradient 3 occ 9.5 31.728.1% % 133 %9 occ(911) Eastside headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient
3 occ 7.9 26.323.3% % 142 %12 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteTerrestrial
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Lower Klickitat RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
East Cascades Oak-Pine Forest and Woodland 2,146 ha 4.6 %Eastside Oak Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland
1,706 ha 0.3 %
Late Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 135 ha 0.0 %Northern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
1,711 ha 0.4 %
SpeciesMammals
Western Gray Squirrel Sciurus griseus 1,017 haG5 4.2 %
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Chinook - Lower Columbia River Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
1 kmG5 0.0 %
Chinook - Lower Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
1 scoreG5 0.0 %
Chinook - Middle Columbia River Spring Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 19
1 kmG5 0.0 %
Chinook - Middle Columbia River Spring Run habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 19
1 scoreG5 0.0 %
Steelhead - Middle Columbia habitat pops. 17, 28 & 29 Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops. 17, 28 & 29)
5 scoreGQ 0.2 %
Steelhead - Middle Columbia pops. 17, 28 & 29 Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops. 17, 28 & 29)
5 kmGQ 0.8 %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(55) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, mixed-gradient 1 occ 2.8 %(6) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, very high-gradient 1 occ 0.1 %(911) Eastside headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient
1 occ 0.0 %
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Lower Lewis RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Lower Lewis RiverWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
6,203 1%13
201585
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%15,322 ac
Federal: 0Land Ownership
State: 15Local:
Indigenous:%%
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%Private 85 %NGO %66Undeveloped %
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Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbian Cascades Section Lower Forest and Woodland 3,736 ha 0.6 1.93.9% % 122 %201,839 haLate Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 238 ha 0.0 0.10.3% % 115 %257,493 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
1,067 ha 0.1 0.30.6% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
2,339 ha 0.5 1.63.2% % 120 %150,508 ha
SpeciesAmphibians
Cascade Torrent Salamander Rhyacotriton cascadae 1 occG3 1.3 2.08.8% % 100 %50 occ
BirdsBald Eagle nests Haliaeetus leucocephalus 2 occG4 2.5 5.417.6% % 100 %37 occ
Vascular PlantsBristly-stemmed Sidalcea Sidalcea hirtipes 1 occG2 33.3 4.0232.2% % 12 %25 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
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Lower Lewis RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Chinook - Lower Columbia River Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
13 kmG5 0.8 5.3% % %
Chinook - Lower Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
18 scoreG5 0.6 1.24.3% % 131 %1,496 score
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 26 kmG4 0.7 5.1% % %
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast habitat
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 83 scoreG4 1.1 2.27.5% % 113 %3,824 score
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
15 kmG4 0.7 4.6% % %
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River habitat
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
74 scoreG4 0.7 1.34.6% % 117 %5,574 score
Steelhead - Lower Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
24 kmGQ 0.7 4.7% % %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
75 scoreGQ 0.9 1.86.4% % 132 %4,050 score
Western Brook Lamprey habitat Lamptera richardsoni 51 haG5 25.0 82.8174.2% % 238 %61 ha
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(2) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, mod/high-gradient 1 occ 0.5 1.63.3% % 145 %22 occ(907) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient 1 occ 0.0 0.10.1% % 145 %22 occ
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Lower WenatcheePortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Lower WenatcheeWashington East Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
77,675 1%6
0
122
4442
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%191,856 ac
Federal: 54Land Ownership
State: 4Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 42 %NGO %92Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Targets selected to meet goalsTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbia Basin Foothill Riparian Woodland and Shrubland
6 ha 0.1 0.70.1% % 151 %838 ha
East Cascades Mesic Montane Conifer Forest 1,582 ha 1.0 3.51.1% % 157 %45,672 haInter-Mountain Basins Big Sagebrush Steppe 152 ha 0.0 0.10.0% % 106 %246,966 haInter-Mountain Basins Montane Sagebrush Steppe 2,938 ha 3.4 16.83.5% % 204 %17,505 haLate Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 2,478 ha 0.8 1.60.8% % 114 %158,084 haNorth Pacific Avalanche Chute Shrubland 153 ha 2.6 13.12.8% % 223 %1,165 haNorth Pacific Dry and Mesic Alpine Dwarf-Shrubland, fellfield and Meadow
22 ha 0.2 0.70.2% % 291 %3,130 ha
North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
30 ha 0.0 0.10.0% % 202 %38,824 ha
North Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
108 ha 0.5 2.70.6% % 333 %3,986 ha
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 3,076 ha 5.6 28.25.9% % 380 %10,907 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 1,582 ha 0.5 1.70.5% % 262 %90,828 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 298 ha 0.2 0.70.2% % 209 %44,199 haNorthern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 3,687 ha 3.1 10.43.3% % 172 %35,351 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
18,460 ha 4.3 14.24.5% % 129 %129,716 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Montane Grassland 291 ha 2.5 12.52.6% % 382 %2,327 ha
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Lower WenatcheePortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Northern Rocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine Woodland and Savanna
3,886 ha 0.2 0.80.3% % 111 %468,719 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Grassland 239 ha 4.1 20.64.3% % 288 %1,160 haRocky Mountain Subalpine Mesic Spruce-Fir Forest and Woodland
7 ha 0.0 0.10.0% % 123 %8,664 ha
Rocky Mountain Subalpine-Montane Riparian Woodland 46 ha 2.1 10.52.2% % 367 %435 haTemperate Pacific Montane Wet Meadow 157 ha 0.2 0.80.2% % 239 %20,905 haWenatchee Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland
28,851 ha 6.4 21.36.7% % 193 %135,359 ha
SpeciesBirds
Northern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 7 occG5 2.5 18.42.7% % 329 %38 occNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 8 occG3 1.7 3.41.8% % 118 %234 occWhite-Headed Woodpecker Picoides albolarvatus 1 occG4 4.2 5.94.4% % 112 %17 occ
MammalsBighorn Sheep Ovis canadensis 2,037 haG4 5.0 16.55.2% % 237 %12,336 haMountain Goat Oreamos americana 111 haG5 0.3 1.10.3% % 232 %10,053 ha
MollusksChelan mountainsnail Oreohelix sp.1 2 occG1 14.3 2.015.0% % 13 %100 occ
Vascular PlantsBrewer's Cliff-brake Pellaea breweri 1 occG5 20.0 7.721.0% % 38 %13 occFuzzytongue Penstemon Penstemon eriantherus var.
whitedii1 occG4 33.3 14.335.0% % 43 %7 occ
Long-sepal Globemallow Iliamna longisepala 13 occG3 20.0 26.021.0% % 100 %50 occOregon Checker-mallow Sidalcea oregana var. calva 3 occG5 75.0 6.078.7% % 8 %50 occPasqueflower Anemone nuttalliana 2 occGQ 50.0 15.452.5% % 31 %13 occRoss' Avens Geum rossii var. depressum 1 occG5 50.0 2.052.5% % 4 %50 occSeely's Silene Silene seelyi 2 occG2 10.0 4.010.5% % 34 %50 occShowy Stickseed Hackelia venusta 1 occG1 25.0 2.026.2% % 8 %50 occWenatchee Larkspur Delphinium viridescens 8 occG2 66.7 16.069.9% % 22 %50 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Bull Trout - Upper Columbia River RU Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 396 kmG3 17.8 18.7% % %Bull Trout - Upper Columbia River RU habitat Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 217 scoreG3 8.3 16.58.7% % 150 %1,312 scoreChinook - Upper Columbia Summer/Fall Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha 80 kmGQ 8.9 9.4% % %
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Lower WenatcheePortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Chinook - Upper Columbia Summer/Fall Run habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha 666 scoreGQ 9.5 31.810.0% % 167 %2,093 scoreChinook Salmon - Upper Columbia River Spring Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha
pop. 1255 kmG5 6.5 6.8% % %
Chinook Salmon - Upper Columbia River Spring Run habitat
Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 12
779 scoreG5 8.6 28.89.1% % 228 %2,707 score
Steelhead - Upper Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 12 149 kmG5 10.0 10.5% % %Steelhead - Upper Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 12 445 scoreG5 7.5 15.07.8% % 128 %2,975 scoreUmatilla dace Rhinichthys umatilla 1 occG4 33.3 100.035.0% % 300 %1 occ
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
FSOK1.188 5 occ 6.3 21.16.6% % 86 %22 occFSOK1.3 4 occ 2.2 7.32.3% % 102 %54 occFSOK1.56 3 occ 3.7 12.33.9% % 142 %24 occFSOK1.61 1 occ 0.8 2.70.9% % 107 %15 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbia Basin Foothill Riparian Woodland and Shrubland
192 ha 4.6 %
Columbia Plateau Steppe and Grassland 3 ha 0.0 %East Cascades Mesic Montane Conifer Forest 31 ha 0.0 %Inter-Mountain Basins Big Sagebrush Steppe 4,141 ha 0.5 %Inter-Mountain Basins Montane Sagebrush Steppe 7,099 ha 8.1 %Late Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 837 ha 0.3 %North Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
74 ha 0.4 %
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 75 ha 0.1 %North Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 3 ha 0.0 %Northern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
6,632 ha 1.5 %
Northern Rocky Mountain Montane Grassland 137 ha 1.2 %Northern Rocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine Woodland and Savanna
1,504 ha 0.1 %
Temperate Pacific Montane Wet Meadow 222 ha 0.2 %Wenatchee Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland
15,295 ha 3.4 %
Species
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Lower WenatcheePortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
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Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
BirdsBald Eagle nests Haliaeetus leucocephalus 1 occG4 0.4 %Golden Eagle Aquila chrysaetos 1 occG5 2.0 %Northern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 1 occG5 0.4 %White-Headed Woodpecker Picoides albolarvatus 1 occG4 4.2 %
Vascular PlantsLong-sepal Globemallow Iliamna longisepala 5 occG3 7.7 %Wenatchee Larkspur Delphinium viridescens 1 occG2 8.3 %
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Chinook Salmon - Upper Columbia River Spring Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 12
8 kmG5 0.9 %
Chinook Salmon - Upper Columbia River Spring Run habitat
Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 12
53 scoreG5 0.6 %
Steelhead - Upper Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 12 26 kmG5 1.7 %Steelhead - Upper Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 12 7 scoreG5 0.1 %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
FSOK1.3 1 occ 0.4 %FSOK1.56 1 occ 1.1 %FSOK1.61 1 occ 1.2 %
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Mashel / OhopWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
36,474 1%2
1
00
2178
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%90,092 ac
Federal:Land Ownership
State: 21Local: 1
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 78 %NGO %96Undeveloped %
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Terrestrial Ecological Systems
East Cascades Mesic Montane Conifer Forest 1 ha 0.2 0.10.3% % 21 %2,035 haLate Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 159 ha 0.0 0.10.0% % 115 %257,493 haMount Rainier Lower Forest and Woodland 8,653 ha 2.1 6.92.5% % 119 %125,410 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
8,388 ha 0.7 2.20.8% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
76 ha 0.0 0.10.0% % 120 %150,508 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
1 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 116 %7,176 ha
SpeciesBirds
Bald Eagle nests Haliaeetus leucocephalus 2 occG4 2.5 5.43.0% % 100 %37 occGreat Blue Heron Ardea herodias 1 occG5 11.1 7.713.2% % 62 %13 occNorthern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 1 occG5 1.5 2.61.7% % 108 %38 occ
InsectsTaylor's Checkerspot, Whulge Checkerspot (USFWS name)
Euphydryas editha taylori 1 occG5 17.6 10.020.8% % 57 %7 occ
Freshwater
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SpeciesFishes
Chinook - Puget Sound Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 15
46 kmG5 2.0 2.4% % %
Chinook - Puget Sound habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 15
99 scoreG5 3.0 6.03.5% % 127 %1,644 score
Chum Salmon - Pacific Coast Onchorhynchus keta pop. 5 30 kmG5 1.1 1.3% % %Chum Salmon - Pacific Coast habitat Onchorhynchus keta pop. 5 148 scoreG5 1.1 2.21.3% % 128 %6,796 scoreCoastal Cutthroat Trout - Puget Sound Oncorhynchus clarki clarki
pop. 7170 kmG4 3.0 3.6% % %
Coastal Cutthroat Trout - Puget Sound habitat Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 7
850 scoreG4 3.0 6.03.6% % 105 %14,075 score
Coho Salmon - Puget Sound/Straight of Georgia Onchorhynchus kisutch pop. 5 65 kmG4 0.9 1.1% % %Coho Salmon - Puget Sound/Straight of Georgia habitat Onchorhynchus kisutch pop. 5 323 scoreG4 0.9 1.91.1% % 116 %17,434 scorePink Salmon - Odd-year Onchorhynchus gorbuscha 29 kmG5 1.5 1.7% % %Pink Salmon - Odd-year habitat Onchorhynchus gorbuscha 146 scoreG5 1.5 3.01.8% % 109 %4,818 scoreSteelhead - Puget Sound Onchorhynchus mykiss 59 kmG5 1.3 1.5% % %Steelhead - Puget Sound habitat Onchorhynchus mykiss 293 scoreG5 1.3 2.51.5% % 115 %11,552 score
Vascular PlantsLeafy Pondweed habitat Potamogeton foliosus 3 haG5 5.9 19.67.0% % 294 %16 ha
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
Cascades headwaters - mafic, mid elevation, mixed gradient
2 occ 7.1 25.08.5% % 188 %8 occ
Cascades headwaters - sandstone, mid to high elevation, moderate to high gradient
1 occ 13.3 39.915.8% % 100 %2 occ
Puget lowland headwaters south - glacial drift, low elevation, low gradient
1 occ 4.5 14.55.3% % 156 %9 occ
Puget uplands and islands headwaters - glacial drift, low to mid elevation, low to moderate gradient
2 occ 2.2 7.22.6% % 161 %23 occ
Communities
North Pacific Bog and Fen Community North Pacific Bog and Fen 1 occGQ 5.9 12.57.0% % 188 %8 occNorth Pacific Shrub Swamp Community North Pacific Shrub Swamp 2 occGQ 28.6 66.733.8% % 200 %3 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteTerrestrial
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Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 311 ha 0.1 %Mount Rainier Lower Forest and Woodland 19,351 ha 4.6 %Mount Rainier Upper Forest and Woodland 534 ha 0.3 %North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
17,547 ha 1.4 %
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
269 ha 0.1 %
North Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 6 ha 0.0 %North Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 1,260 ha 0.2 %Northern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
1 ha 0.0 %
SpeciesBirds
Bald Eagle nests Haliaeetus leucocephalus 1 occG4 1.3 %Northern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 1 occG5 1.5 %
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Contribution to Goal
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Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Middle Klickitat RiverWashington East Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
34,653 0%12
0
0121573
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%85,592 ac
Federal: 12Land Ownership
State: 15Local:
Indigenous: 40%%
%
%Private 33 %NGO 0 %87Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Terrestrial Ecological Systems
East Cascades Oak-Pine Forest and Woodland 611 ha 1.3 4.43.1% % 151 %13,916 haEastside Oak Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland
20,421 ha 3.6 12.18.5% % 160 %169,461 ha
Late Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 1,203 ha 0.4 0.80.9% % 114 %158,084 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
79 ha 0.1 0.20.1% % 202 %38,824 ha
North Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 60 ha 0.0 0.10.0% % 262 %90,828 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 144 ha 0.1 0.30.2% % 209 %44,199 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
10,608 ha 2.5 8.25.8% % 129 %129,716 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Montane Grassland 666 ha 5.7 28.613.5% % 382 %2,327 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine Woodland and Savanna
5,873 ha 0.4 1.30.9% % 111 %468,719 ha
Rocky Mountain Subalpine Mesic Spruce-Fir Forest and Woodland
208 ha 0.7 2.41.7% % 123 %8,664 ha
Temperate Pacific Freshwater Emergent Marsh 204 ha 1.0 5.02.4% % 394 %4,081 haSpeciesAmphibians
Oregon Spotted Frog Rana pretiosa 1 occG2 3.7 4.08.7% % 104 %25 occ
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Middle Klickitat RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
BirdsBald Eagle nests Haliaeetus leucocephalus 1 occG4 0.4 1.00.9% % 129 %105 occBand-Tailed Pigeon Columba fasciata 1 occG4 100.0 14.3235.2% % 14 %7 occNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 3 occG3 0.6 1.31.5% % 118 %234 occSandhill Crane Grus canadensis 1 occG5 0.1 0.40.3% % 150 %264 occ
MammalsWestern Gray Squirrel Sciurus griseus 274 haG5 1.1 3.72.6% % 205 %7,319 ha
Vascular PlantsAdder's Tongue Ophioglossum pusillum 1 occG5 50.0 7.7117.6% % 15 %13 occAmes Milk-vetch Astragalus pulsiferae var.
suksdorfii2 occG4 5.7 15.413.4% % 115 %13 occ
Barrett's Beardtongue Penstemon barrettiae 1 occG2 9.1 4.021.4% % 40 %25 occCoyote Thistle Eryngium petiolatum 1 occG4 50.0 4.0117.6% % 8 %25 occLong-bearded Sego Lily Calochortus longebarbatus
var. longebarbatus6 occG4 3.6 12.08.6% % 118 %50 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Chinook - Lower Columbia River Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
3 kmG5 0.2 0.4% % %
Chinook - Lower Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
3 scoreG5 0.1 0.20.2% % 131 %1,496 score
Chinook - Middle Columbia River Spring Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 19
40 kmG5 13.3 31.3% % %
Chinook - Middle Columbia River Spring Run habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 19
348 scoreG5 42.1 84.499.1% % 127 %413 score
Steelhead - Middle Columbia habitat pops. 17, 28 & 29 Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops. 17, 28 & 29)
368 scoreGQ 13.6 27.232.0% % 135 %1,351 score
Steelhead - Middle Columbia pops. 17, 28 & 29 Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops. 17, 28 & 29)
35 kmGQ 5.5 13.0% % %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(109) Headwaters, volcanics, mid/high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
1 occ 0.0 0.10.1% % 193 %15 occ
(55) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, mixed-gradient 4 occ 8.8 28.420.7% % 138 %13 occ(905) Headwaters , basalt, high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
1 occ 0.9 3.22.2% % 200 %31 occ
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Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Additional targets occurring at the siteTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Eastside Oak Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland
8,295 ha 1.5 %
Late Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 410 ha 0.1 %Northern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
3,430 ha 0.8 %
Northern Rocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine Woodland and Savanna
4,849 ha 0.3 %
Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Parkland 17 ha 0.0 %
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Chinook - Lower Columbia River Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
4 kmG5 0.2 %
Chinook - Lower Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
3 scoreG5 0.1 %
Chinook - Middle Columbia River Spring Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 19
8 kmG5 2.8 %
Chinook - Middle Columbia River Spring Run habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 19
18 scoreG5 2.2 %
Steelhead - Middle Columbia habitat pops. 17, 28 & 29 Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops. 17, 28 & 29)
20 scoreGQ 0.8 %
Steelhead - Middle Columbia pops. 17, 28 & 29 Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops. 17, 28 & 29)
4 kmGQ 0.7 %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(55) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, mixed-gradient 1 occ 0.7 %(911) Eastside headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient
1 occ 0.0 %
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Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Middle Lewis RiverWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
41,301 0%0
5
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8119
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%102,014 ac
Federal: 51Land Ownership
State: 30Local: 0
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 19 %NGO 0 %95Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbian Cascades Section Lower Forest and Woodland 20,032 ha 3.0 9.93.1% % 122 %201,839 haColumbian Cascades Section Upper Forest and Woodland
9,036 ha 2.7 9.02.8% % 199 %100,674 ha
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 2,817 ha 0.5 1.10.6% % 115 %257,493 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
7,158 ha 0.6 1.90.6% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
10,722 ha 2.1 7.12.2% % 120 %150,508 ha
North Pacific Montane Grassland 70 ha 7.0 23.27.3% % 186 %300 haNorth Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
22 ha 0.3 1.00.3% % 204 %2,179 ha
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 446 ha 1.5 4.91.5% % 232 %9,165 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 105 ha 0.0 0.10.0% % 254 %84,414 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 10,403 ha 1.5 5.01.6% % 195 %206,665 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Grassland 590 ha 16.6 55.217.3% % 225 %1,069 ha
SpeciesAmphibians
Cascade Torrent Salamander Rhyacotriton cascadae 5 occG3 6.3 10.06.6% % 100 %50 occCope's Giant Salamander Dicamptodon copei 1 occG3 2.6 4.02.8% % 104 %25 occ
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Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Larch Mountain Salamander Plethodon larselli 3 occG3 3.9 5.34.1% % 104 %50 occ
BirdsBald Eagle nests Haliaeetus leucocephalus 3 occG4 3.3 7.03.4% % 100 %37 occNorthern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 1 occG5 1.5 2.61.5% % 108 %38 occNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 7 occG3 0.4 0.70.4% % 106 %882 occ
MollusksMalone Jumping-slug Hemphillia malonei 1 occG1 0.0 0.10.0% % 154 %50 occ
Vascular PlantsCold-water Corydalis Corydalis caseana ssp. aquae-
gelidae6 occG5 8.2 12.08.6% % 98 %50 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Bull Trout - Lower Columbia River RU Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 44 kmG3 68.4 71.6% % %Bull Trout - Lower Columbia River RU habitat Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 82 scoreG3 55.7 110.758.3% % 111 %74 scoreChinook - Lower Columbia River Oncorhynchus tshawytscha
pop. 130 kmG5 1.8 1.9% % %
Chinook - Lower Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
37 scoreG5 1.2 2.51.3% % 131 %1,496 score
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 46 kmG4 1.3 1.4% % %
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast habitat
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 38 scoreG4 0.5 1.00.5% % 113 %3,824 score
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
23 kmG4 1.0 1.1% % %
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River habitat
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
117 scoreG4 1.0 2.11.1% % 117 %5,574 score
Steelhead - Lower Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
33 kmGQ 0.9 1.0% % %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
63 scoreGQ 0.8 1.60.8% % 132 %4,050 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(109) Headwaters, volcanics, mid/high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
1 occ 0.1 0.20.1% % 193 %15 occ
(55) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, mixed-gradient 1 occ 2.3 7.62.4% % 138 %13 occ(6) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, very high-gradient 1 occ 3.8 12.84.0% % 133 %9 occ(905) Headwaters , basalt, high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
1 occ 0.5 1.50.5% % 200 %31 occ
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Contribution to Goal
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Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
(907) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient 1 occ 0.1 0.50.1% % 145 %22 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbian Cascades Section Lower Forest and Woodland 5,431 ha 0.8 %Columbian Cascades Section Upper Forest and Woodland
2,003 ha 0.6 %
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 658 ha 0.1 %North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
3,868 ha 0.3 %
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
1,204 ha 0.2 %
North Pacific Montane Grassland 2 ha 0.2 %North Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
121 ha 1.7 %
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 56 ha 0.2 %North Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 11 ha 0.0 %North Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 2,276 ha 0.3 %North Pacific Wooded Lava Flows 120 ha 0.7 %Northern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
3 ha 0.0 %
Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Grassland 31 ha 0.9 %SpeciesBirds
Bald Eagle nests Haliaeetus leucocephalus 1 occG4 0.3 %Northern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 1 occG3 0.1 %
MollusksMalone Jumping-slug Hemphillia malonei 1 occG1 0.7 %
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Chinook - Lower Columbia River Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
18 kmG5 1.1 %
Chinook - Lower Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
12 scoreG5 0.4 %
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Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 25 kmG4 0.7 %
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast habitat
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 22 scoreG4 0.3 %
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
27 kmG4 1.2 %
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River habitat
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
137 scoreG4 1.2 %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
18 kmGQ 0.5 %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
29 scoreGQ 0.4 %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(109) Headwaters, volcanics, mid/high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
1 occ 0.0 %
(2) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, mod/high-gradient 1 occ 0.4 %(55) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, mixed-gradient 1 occ 1.5 %(6) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, very high-gradient 1 occ 3.3 %(907) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient 3 occ 3.6 %
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Middle WenatcheePortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
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Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Middle WenatcheeWashington East Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
51,793 0%1
1
360
5212
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%127,928 ac
Federal: 87Land Ownership
State: 1Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 12 %NGO %98Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Terrestrial Ecological Systems
East Cascades Mesic Montane Conifer Forest 1,738 ha 1.1 3.81.8% % 157 %45,672 haInter-Mountain Basins Montane Sagebrush Steppe 334 ha 0.4 1.90.6% % 204 %17,505 haLate Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 2,127 ha 0.7 1.31.1% % 114 %158,084 haNorth Pacific Avalanche Chute Shrubland 7 ha 0.1 0.60.2% % 223 %1,165 haNorth Pacific Dry and Mesic Alpine Dwarf-Shrubland, fellfield and Meadow
13 ha 0.1 0.40.2% % 291 %3,130 ha
North Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 507 ha 2.9 14.54.6% % 347 %3,491 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
1,161 ha 0.9 3.01.4% % 202 %38,824 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
43 ha 0.5 1.50.8% % 226 %2,838 ha
North Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
1,790 ha 9.0 44.914.1% % 333 %3,986 ha
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 3,448 ha 6.3 31.69.9% % 380 %10,907 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 4,762 ha 1.6 5.22.5% % 262 %90,828 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 1,605 ha 1.1 3.61.7% % 209 %44,199 haNorthern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 5,777 ha 4.9 16.37.7% % 172 %35,351 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
8,072 ha 1.9 6.22.9% % 129 %129,716 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Montane Grassland 1,093 ha 9.4 47.014.8% % 382 %2,327 ha
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Middle WenatcheePortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Northern Rocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine Woodland and Savanna
459 ha 0.0 0.10.0% % 111 %468,719 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Grassland 202 ha 3.5 17.45.5% % 288 %1,160 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Parkland 518 ha 0.6 2.11.0% % 253 %24,333 haRocky Mountain Subalpine Mesic Spruce-Fir Forest and Woodland
54 ha 0.2 0.60.3% % 123 %8,664 ha
Rocky Mountain Subalpine-Montane Riparian Woodland 548 ha 25.2 126.039.6% % 367 %435 haTemperate Pacific Montane Wet Meadow 740 ha 0.7 3.51.1% % 239 %20,905 haWenatchee Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland
20,438 ha 4.5 15.17.1% % 193 %135,359 ha
SpeciesAmphibians
Western Toad Bufo boreas 1 occG4 2.3 7.73.7% % 208 %13 occ
BirdsGreat Blue Heron Ardea herodias 1 occG5 9.1 7.714.3% % 77 %13 occNorthern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 6 occG5 2.2 15.83.4% % 329 %38 occNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 4 occG3 0.9 1.71.3% % 118 %234 occPeregrine Falcon Falco peregrinus 2 occG4 12.5 28.619.7% % 214 %7 occ
Vascular PlantsLong-sepal Globemallow Iliamna longisepala 2 occG3 3.1 4.04.8% % 100 %50 occSeely's Silene Silene seelyi 7 occG2 35.0 14.055.1% % 34 %50 occShowy Stickseed Hackelia venusta 1 occG1 25.0 2.039.3% % 8 %50 occSmoky Mountain Sedge Carex proposita 1 occG4 14.3 7.722.5% % 54 %13 occStrawberry Saxifrage Saxifragopsis fragarioides 4 occG3 100.0 30.8157.3% % 31 %13 occThompson's Pincushion Chaenactis thompsonii 1 occG2 3.3 2.05.2% % 46 %50 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Bull Trout - Upper Columbia River RU Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 271 kmG3 12.2 19.2% % %Bull Trout - Upper Columbia River RU habitat Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 311 scoreG3 11.9 23.718.7% % 150 %1,312 scoreChinook - Upper Columbia Summer/Fall Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha 88 kmGQ 9.8 15.4% % %Chinook - Upper Columbia Summer/Fall Run habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha 982 scoreGQ 14.1 46.922.1% % 167 %2,093 scoreChinook Salmon - Upper Columbia River Spring Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha
pop. 1261 kmG5 7.2 11.4% % %
Chinook Salmon - Upper Columbia River Spring Run habitat
Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 12
1,267 scoreG5 14.0 46.822.1% % 228 %2,707 score
Mountain sucker Catostomus platyrhynchus 1 occG5 50.0 100.078.7% % 100 %1 occ
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Middle WenatcheePortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Sockeye Salmon - Lake Wenatchee Onchorhynchus nerka 1 kmGQ 0.4 0.7% % %Sockeye Salmon - Lake Wenatchee habitat Onchorhynchus nerka 1 scoreGQ 0.4 0.80.7% % 156 %110 scoreSteelhead - Upper Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 12 114 kmG5 7.7 12.1% % %Steelhead - Upper Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 12 804 scoreG5 13.5 27.021.3% % 128 %2,975 scoreUmatilla dace Rhinichthys umatilla 1 occG4 33.3 100.052.4% % 300 %1 occWestslope Cutthroat Trout Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 87 kmG4 6.8 10.7% % %Westslope Cutthroat Trout habitat Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 434 scoreG4 6.8 13.710.8% % 132 %3,170 score
Vascular PlantsLeafy Pondweed Potamogeton foliosus 1 occG5 11.1 14.317.5% % 86 %7 occ
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
FSOK1.188 3 occ 3.9 13.26.2% % 86 %22 occFSOK1.6 1 occ 5.7 17.98.9% % 267 %6 occFSOK1.61 1 occ 2.0 6.73.2% % 107 %15 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbia Basin Foothill Riparian Woodland and Shrubland
15 ha 0.4 %
East Cascades Mesic Montane Conifer Forest 1,293 ha 0.8 %Inter-Mountain Basins Montane Sagebrush Steppe 374 ha 0.4 %Late Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 720 ha 0.2 %North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
74 ha 0.1 %
North Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
158 ha 0.8 %
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 79 ha 0.1 %North Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 35 ha 0.0 %Northern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 77 ha 0.1 %Northern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
6,724 ha 1.6 %
Northern Rocky Mountain Montane Grassland 4 ha 0.0 %Northern Rocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine Woodland and Savanna
390 ha 0.0 %
Temperate Pacific Montane Wet Meadow 39 ha 0.0 %
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Middle WenatcheePortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Wenatchee Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland
9,657 ha 2.1 %
SpeciesBirds
Northern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 5 occG5 1.8 %Northern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 3 occG3 0.6 %
Vascular PlantsLong-sepal Globemallow Iliamna longisepala 2 occG3 3.1 %
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Bull Trout - Upper Columbia River RU Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 51 kmG3 2.3 %Bull Trout - Upper Columbia River RU habitat Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 84 scoreG3 3.2 %Chinook Salmon - Upper Columbia River Spring Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha
pop. 1216 kmG5 1.9 %
Chinook Salmon - Upper Columbia River Spring Run habitat
Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 12
127 scoreG5 1.4 %
Steelhead - Upper Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 12 16 kmG5 1.1 %Steelhead - Upper Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 12 81 scoreG5 1.4 %Westslope Cutthroat Trout Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 2 kmG4 0.2 %Westslope Cutthroat Trout habitat Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 11 scoreG4 0.2 %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
FSOK1.6 1 occ 3.1 %
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Morgan CreekPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Morgan CreekWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
1,986 18%21
05
95
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%4,905 ac
Federal:Land Ownership
State: 5Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 95 %NGO %60Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbian Cascades Section Lower Forest and Woodland 405 ha 0.1 0.21.3% % 122 %201,839 haLate Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 54 ha 0.0 0.00.2% % 115 %257,493 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
177 ha 0.0 0.00.3% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
203 ha 0.0 0.10.9% % 120 %150,508 ha
SpeciesMammals
Western Gray Squirrel Sciurus griseus 41 occG5 81.2 135.41767.6% % 137 %30 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteFreshwater
SpeciesFishes
Chinook - Lower Columbia River Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
3 kmG5 0.2 %
Chinook - Lower Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
1 scoreG5 0.0 %
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Morgan CreekPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 3 kmG4 0.1 %
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast habitat
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 3 scoreG4 0.0 %
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
14 kmG4 0.6 %
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River habitat
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
68 scoreG4 0.6 %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
8 kmGQ 0.2 %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
11 scoreGQ 0.1 %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(2) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, mod/high-gradient 1 occ 0.3 %
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Mt RainierPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Mt RainierWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
50,058 0%0
1
99
01
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%123,644 ac
Federal: 99Land Ownership
State:Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 1 %NGO %80Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 5,178 ha 1.0 2.00.9% % 115 %257,493 haMount Rainier Lower Forest and Woodland 4,008 ha 1.0 3.20.8% % 119 %125,410 haMount Rainier Upper Forest and Woodland 32,013 ha 15.2 50.613.1% % 241 %63,320 haNorth Pacific Avalanche Chute Shrubland 1 ha 0.3 0.80.2% % 248 %128 haNorth Pacific Dry and Mesic Alpine Dwarf-Shrubland, fellfield and Meadow
4,452 ha 87.6 89.075.6% % 101 %5,000 ha
North Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 336 ha 3.9 13.13.4% % 149 %2,569 haNorth Pacific Hypermaritime Shrub and Herbaceous Headland
23 ha 4.3 14.43.7% % 216 %157 ha
North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
1,604 ha 0.1 0.40.1% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
322 ha 0.1 0.20.1% % 120 %150,508 ha
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 55 ha 0.2 0.60.2% % 232 %9,165 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 11,626 ha 4.1 13.83.6% % 254 %84,414 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 9,009 ha 1.3 4.41.1% % 195 %206,665 haNorthern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 25 ha 0.3 0.80.3% % 213 %2,988 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Grassland 6 ha 0.2 0.50.1% % 225 %1,069 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Parkland 13,407 ha 34.9 116.330.1% % 316 %11,525 ha
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Mt RainierPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
SpeciesAmphibians
Western Toad Bufo boreas 3 occG4 8.6 23.17.4% % 200 %13 occ
BirdsMarbled Murrelet Brachyramphus marmoratus 6 occG3 18.8 26.216.3% % 83 %23 occNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 3 occG3 0.2 0.30.1% % 106 %882 occ
Vascular PlantsMount Rainier Lousewort Pedicularis rainierensis 15 occG2 61.5 61.553.1% % 96 %25 occObscure Indian-paintbrush Castilleja cryptantha 9 occG2 44.1 35.338.1% % 80 %25 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Bull Trout - Coastal and Puget Sound Salvelinus confluentus pop. 3 3 kmG3 0.0 0.0% % %Bull Trout - Coastal and Puget Sound habitat Salvelinus confluentus pop. 3 7 scoreG3 0.1 0.10.1% % 104 %4,931 scoreChinook - Puget Sound Oncorhynchus tshawytscha
pop. 156 kmG5 0.3 0.2% % %
Chinook - Puget Sound habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 15
2 scoreG5 0.1 0.10.1% % 127 %1,644 score
Coastal Cutthroat Trout - Puget Sound Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 7
5 kmG4 0.1 0.1% % %
Coastal Cutthroat Trout - Puget Sound habitat Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 7
27 scoreG4 0.1 0.20.1% % 105 %14,075 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(905) Headwaters , basalt, high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
1 occ 1.2 3.91.0% % 200 %31 occ
Cascades headwaters - basalt and volcanics, high elevation, moderate to high gradient, glacier influenced
4 occ 17.9 61.315.4% % 243 %7 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteFreshwater
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
Cascades headwaters - basalt and volcanics, high elevation, moderate to high gradient, glacier influenced
1 occ 3.9 %
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Mt. Adams - EastPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Mt. Adams - EastWashington East Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
16,590%
0
330
2839
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%40,978 ac
Federal: 61Land Ownership
State:Local:
Indigenous: 39%%
%
%Private 0 %NGO %93Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Terrestrial Ecological Systems
East Cascades Mesic Montane Conifer Forest 2,435 ha 1.6 5.37.9% % 157 %45,672 haEastside Oak Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland
11,746 ha 2.1 6.910.2% % 160 %169,461 ha
Late Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 1,892 ha 0.6 1.22.9% % 114 %158,084 haNorth Pacific Avalanche Chute Shrubland 884 ha 15.2 75.974.6% % 223 %1,165 haNorth Pacific Dry and Mesic Alpine Dwarf-Shrubland, fellfield and Meadow
193 ha 1.8 6.29.1% % 291 %3,130 ha
North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
1 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 202 %38,824 ha
North Pacific Montane Grassland 35 ha 15.1 49.874.1% % 210 %70 haNorth Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 372 ha 0.7 3.43.3% % 380 %10,907 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 361 ha 0.1 0.40.6% % 262 %90,828 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 574 ha 0.4 1.31.9% % 209 %44,199 haNorthern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 39 ha 0.0 0.10.2% % 172 %35,351 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
1,501 ha 0.3 1.21.7% % 129 %129,716 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Parkland 3,217 ha 4.0 13.219.5% % 253 %24,333 haRocky Mountain Lodgepole Pine Forest 446 ha 0.1 0.40.6% % 124 %108,792 haRocky Mountain Subalpine Mesic Spruce-Fir Forest and Woodland
1,526 ha 5.3 17.626.0% % 123 %8,664 ha
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Mt. Adams - EastPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Temperate Pacific Montane Wet Meadow 1 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 239 %20,905 haSpeciesBirds
Great Blue Heron Ardea herodias 1 occG5 9.1 7.744.7% % 77 %13 occNorthern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 1 occG5 0.4 2.61.8% % 329 %38 occ
Vascular PlantsPale Blue-eyed Grass Sisyrinchium sarmentosum 1 occG1 14.3 4.070.2% % 28 %25 occ
FreshwaterFreshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(109) Headwaters, volcanics, mid/high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
2 occ 4.8 16.123.8% % 193 %15 occ
(6) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, very high-gradient 1 occ 0.0 0.10.2% % 133 %9 occ(905) Headwaters , basalt, high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
1 occ 0.8 2.63.8% % 200 %31 occ
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Mt. Adams - WestPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Mt. Adams - WestWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
12,333 0%
0
76
240
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%30,464 ac
Federal: 100Land Ownership
State:Local:
Indigenous: 0%%
%
%Private 0 %NGO %85Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbian Cascades Section Lower Forest and Woodland 84 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 122 %201,839 haColumbian Cascades Section Upper Forest and Woodland
9,381 ha 2.8 9.39.8% % 199 %100,674 ha
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 1,530 ha 0.3 0.61.0% % 115 %257,493 haNorth Pacific Dry and Mesic Alpine Dwarf-Shrubland, fellfield and Meadow
1 ha 0.0 0.00.1% % 101 %5,000 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
32 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 120 %150,508 ha
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 488 ha 1.6 5.35.6% % 232 %9,165 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 1,373 ha 0.5 1.61.7% % 254 %84,414 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 2,945 ha 0.4 1.41.5% % 195 %206,665 haNorthern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 154 ha 2.0 5.27.0% % 213 %2,988 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Grassland 22 ha 0.6 2.12.2% % 225 %1,069 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Parkland 3,292 ha 8.6 28.630.0% % 316 %11,525 haRocky Mountain Lodgepole Pine Forest 1,589 ha 11.6 38.540.5% % 266 %4,123 haRocky Mountain Subalpine Mesic Spruce-Fir Forest and Woodland
90 ha 6.6 7.923.2% % 52 %1,150 ha
SpeciesNon-Vascular Plants
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Mt. Adams - WestPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Lecanora pringlei Lecanora pringlei 1 occGN 50.0 2.0175.2% % 4 %50 occ
FreshwaterFreshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(109) Headwaters, volcanics, mid/high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
1 occ 0.0 0.10.1% % 193 %15 occ
(905) Headwaters , basalt, high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
2 occ 1.6 5.35.5% % 200 %31 occ
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Muddy River TributariesPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Muddy River TributariesWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
22,010 0%
0
3268
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%54,364 ac
Federal: 100Land Ownership
State:Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private %NGO %100Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Targets selected to meet goalsTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbia Plateau Ash and Tuff Badland 287 ha 5.3 17.510.3% % 317 %1,641 haColumbian Cascades Section Lower Forest and Woodland 8,427 ha 1.3 4.22.5% % 122 %201,839 haColumbian Cascades Section Upper Forest and Woodland
8,911 ha 2.7 8.95.2% % 199 %100,674 ha
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 2,125 ha 0.4 0.80.8% % 115 %257,493 haNorth Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 1 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 149 %2,569 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
1,965 ha 0.2 0.50.3% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
2,461 ha 0.5 1.61.0% % 120 %150,508 ha
North Pacific Montane Grassland 14 ha 1.4 4.52.7% % 186 %300 haNorth Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
422 ha 5.8 19.411.4% % 204 %2,179 ha
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 807 ha 2.6 8.85.2% % 232 %9,165 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 358 ha 0.1 0.40.2% % 254 %84,414 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 12,259 ha 1.8 5.93.5% % 195 %206,665 haNorth Pacific Wooded Lava Flows 1,774 ha 9.9 33.119.5% % 297 %5,365 ha
SpeciesAmphibians
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Muddy River TributariesPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Cascade Torrent Salamander Rhyacotriton cascadae 4 occG3 5.1 8.09.9% % 100 %50 occVan Dyke's Salamander Plethodon vandykei 3 occG3 21.4 12.042.1% % 52 %25 occWestern Toad Bufo boreas 1 occG4 2.9 7.75.6% % 200 %13 occ
BirdsNorthern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 1 occG5 1.5 2.62.9% % 108 %38 occNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 1 occG3 0.1 0.10.1% % 106 %882 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Chinook - Lower Columbia River Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
31 kmG5 1.9 3.7% % %
Chinook - Lower Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
26 scoreG5 0.9 1.71.7% % 131 %1,496 score
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 36 kmG4 1.0 1.9% % %
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast habitat
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 59 scoreG4 0.8 1.61.5% % 113 %3,824 score
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
11 kmG4 0.5 1.0% % %
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River habitat
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
56 scoreG4 0.5 1.01.0% % 117 %5,574 score
Steelhead - Lower Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
36 kmGQ 1.0 2.0% % %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
104 scoreGQ 1.3 2.62.5% % 132 %4,050 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(905) Headwaters , basalt, high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
1 occ 1.4 4.72.7% % 200 %31 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteFreshwater
SpeciesFishes
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
4 kmG4 0.2 %
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River habitat
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
20 scoreG4 0.2 %
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Muddy River TributariesPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(905) Headwaters , basalt, high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
1 occ 0.9 %
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Naches River / Rattlesnake CreekPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Naches River / Rattlesnake CreekWashington East Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
68,490 0%1
0
29174311
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%169,171 ac
Federal: 71Land Ownership
State: 19Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 11 %NGO %98Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbia Basin Foothill Riparian Woodland and Shrubland
70 ha 1.7 8.32.0% % 151 %838 ha
East Cascades Mesic Montane Conifer Forest 8,700 ha 5.7 19.06.8% % 157 %45,672 haEast Cascades Oak-Pine Forest and Woodland 915 ha 2.0 6.62.3% % 151 %13,916 haInter-Mountain Basins Big Sagebrush Steppe 3,326 ha 0.4 1.30.5% % 106 %246,966 haInter-Mountain Basins Montane Sagebrush Steppe 4,344 ha 5.0 24.85.9% % 204 %17,505 haLate Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 3,745 ha 1.2 2.41.4% % 114 %158,084 haNorth Pacific Dry and Mesic Alpine Dwarf-Shrubland, fellfield and Meadow
38 ha 0.4 1.20.4% % 291 %3,130 ha
North Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 280 ha 1.6 8.01.9% % 347 %3,491 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
2,879 ha 2.2 7.42.6% % 202 %38,824 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
200 ha 2.3 7.02.8% % 226 %2,838 ha
North Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
514 ha 2.6 12.93.1% % 333 %3,986 ha
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 5,315 ha 9.7 48.711.6% % 380 %10,907 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 8,791 ha 2.9 9.73.5% % 262 %90,828 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 4,248 ha 2.9 9.63.4% % 209 %44,199 haNorthern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 1,706 ha 1.4 4.81.7% % 172 %35,351 ha
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Naches River / Rattlesnake CreekPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Northern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
9,916 ha 2.3 7.62.7% % 129 %129,716 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Montane Grassland 235 ha 2.0 10.12.4% % 382 %2,327 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine Woodland and Savanna
5,219 ha 0.3 1.10.4% % 111 %468,719 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Grassland 7 ha 0.1 0.60.1% % 288 %1,160 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Parkland 6 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 253 %24,333 haRocky Mountain Subalpine-Montane Riparian Woodland 4 ha 0.2 1.00.2% % 367 %435 haTemperate Pacific Montane Wet Meadow 133 ha 0.1 0.60.2% % 239 %20,905 haYakima Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland 47,856 ha 9.3 30.911.0% % 152 %154,743 ha
SpeciesBirds
Golden Eagle Aquila chrysaetos 4 occG5 8.2 10.59.7% % 100 %38 occNorthern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 5 occG5 1.8 13.22.2% % 329 %38 occNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 11 occG3 2.4 4.72.8% % 118 %234 occPeregrine Falcon Falco peregrinus 2 occG4 12.5 28.614.9% % 214 %7 occWhite-Headed Woodpecker Picoides albolarvatus 3 occG4 12.5 17.614.9% % 112 %17 occ
MammalsBighorn Sheep Ovis canadensis 10,060 haG4 24.5 81.529.1% % 237 %12,336 ha
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Bull Trout - Middle Columbia River RU Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 34 kmG3 9.3 11.0% % %Bull Trout - Middle Columbia River RU habitat Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 85 scoreG3 10.1 20.112.0% % 131 %422 scoreChinook - Middle Columbia River Spring Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha
pop. 19100 kmG5 8.9 10.6% % %
Chinook - Middle Columbia River Spring Run habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 19
665 scoreG5 15.7 31.318.6% % 111 %2,121 score
Steelhead - Middle Columbia habitat pop. 17 Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 17 790 scoreG5 21.4 42.825.5% % 122 %1,846 scoreSteelhead - Middle Columbia pop. 17 Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 17 115 kmG5 7.1 8.4% % %Westslope Cutthroat Trout Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 101 kmG4 10.9 13.0% % %Westslope Cutthroat Trout habitat Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 504 scoreG4 10.9 36.313.0% % 201 %1,388 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(2) Yakima forested small-order tributaries - sedimentary, mid-elevation, steep gradient
2 occ 10.0 33.311.9% % 133 %6 occ
(5) Headwaters - basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient 2 occ 3.1 10.33.7% % 163 %19 occ
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Naches River / Rattlesnake CreekPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
(6) Yakima forested headwaters - volcanic, mid-elevation, steep-gradient
6 occ 13.8 44.616.4% % 192 %13 occ
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Naneum RidgePortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Naneum RidgeWashington East Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
61,306 0%1
0
0412336
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%151,425 ac
Federal: 9Land Ownership
State: 56Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 36 %NGO %98Undeveloped %
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Targets selected to meet goalsTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbia Basin Foothill Riparian Woodland and Shrubland
126 ha 3.0 15.04.0% % 151 %838 ha
Columbia Plateau Steppe and Grassland 44 ha 0.6 2.80.7% % 200 %1,565 haEast Cascades Mesic Montane Conifer Forest 32 ha 0.0 0.10.0% % 157 %45,672 haInter-Mountain Basins Big Sagebrush Steppe 6,077 ha 0.7 2.51.0% % 106 %246,966 haInter-Mountain Basins Montane Sagebrush Steppe 1 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 204 %17,505 haLate Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 1,087 ha 0.3 0.70.5% % 114 %158,084 haNorth Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 358 ha 0.7 3.30.9% % 380 %10,907 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 228 ha 0.1 0.30.1% % 262 %90,828 haNorthern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 3,490 ha 3.0 9.93.9% % 172 %35,351 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
3,742 ha 0.9 2.91.2% % 129 %129,716 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Montane Grassland 116 ha 1.0 5.01.3% % 382 %2,327 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine Woodland and Savanna
10,366 ha 0.7 2.20.9% % 111 %468,719 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Grassland 59 ha 1.0 5.11.4% % 288 %1,160 haRocky Mountain Subalpine-Montane Riparian Woodland 4 ha 0.2 0.90.2% % 367 %435 haTemperate Pacific Montane Wet Meadow 68 ha 0.1 0.30.1% % 239 %20,905 haWenatchee Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland
2,011 ha 0.4 1.50.6% % 193 %135,359 ha
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Naneum RidgePortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Yakima Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland 21,895 ha 4.2 14.15.6% % 152 %154,743 haSpeciesBirds
Northern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 5 occG5 1.8 13.22.4% % 329 %38 occNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 1 occG3 0.2 0.40.3% % 118 %234 occ
Vascular PlantsHoover's Tauschia Tauschia hooveri 2 occG2 28.6 15.438.0% % 31 %13 occLong-sepal Globemallow Iliamna longisepala 2 occG3 3.1 4.04.1% % 100 %50 occPasqueflower Anemone nuttalliana 1 occGQ 25.0 7.733.2% % 31 %13 occTiny-flower Phacelia Phacelia minutissima 1 occG3 100.0 7.7132.9% % 8 %13 occWenatchee Larkspur Delphinium viridescens 1 occG2 8.3 2.011.1% % 22 %50 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Chinook Salmon - Upper Columbia River Spring Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 12
1 kmG5 2.4 3.2% % %
Chinook Salmon - Upper Columbia River Spring Run habitat
Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 12
3 scoreG5 2.3 4.73.1% % 75 %73 score
Westslope Cutthroat Trout Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 33 kmG4 3.6 4.7% % %Westslope Cutthroat Trout habitat Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 165 scoreG4 3.6 11.94.7% % 201 %1,388 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(5) Headwaters - basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient 2 occ 3.6 12.24.8% % 163 %19 occ(72) Yakima forested headwaters - mixed geology, mid/high-elevation, steep-gradient
1 occ 3.9 15.75.2% % 150 %2 occ
(725) Small-order tributaries - mixed geology, mixed-elevation, steep-gradient
1 occ 50.0 100.066.5% % 100 %1 occ
(944) Small-order tributaries - basalt, low-elevation, high-gradient
3 occ 6.9 22.69.1% % 121 %14 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbia Basin Foothill Riparian Woodland and Shrubland
50 ha 1.2 %
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Naneum RidgePortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Columbia Plateau Steppe and Grassland 219 ha 2.8 %Inter-Mountain Basins Big Sagebrush Steppe 2,071 ha 0.3 %Late Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 749 ha 0.2 %North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 55 ha 0.1 %North Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 42 ha 0.0 %Northern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 787 ha 0.7 %Northern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
5,327 ha 1.2 %
Northern Rocky Mountain Montane Grassland 14 ha 0.1 %Northern Rocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine Woodland and Savanna
6,290 ha 0.4 %
Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Grassland 245 ha 4.2 %Rocky Mountain Subalpine Mesic Spruce-Fir Forest and Woodland
259 ha 0.9 %
Temperate Pacific Freshwater Emergent Marsh 49 ha 0.2 %Temperate Pacific Montane Wet Meadow 27 ha 0.0 %Yakima Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland 13,131 ha 2.5 %
SpeciesAmphibians
Western Toad Bufo boreas 1 occG4 2.3 %
BirdsNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 1 occG3 0.2 %
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Westslope Cutthroat Trout Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 28 kmG4 3.0 %Westslope Cutthroat Trout habitat Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 140 scoreG4 3.0 %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(5) Headwaters - basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient 1 occ 1.8 %(72) Yakima forested headwaters - mixed geology, mid/high-elevation, steep-gradient
1 occ 15.6 %
(725) Small-order tributaries - mixed geology, mixed-elevation, steep-gradient
1 occ 23.0 %
(922) Headwaters - basalt, low/mid-elevation, mixed-gradient
1 occ 6.2 %
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Newaukum HeadwatersPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Newaukum HeadwatersWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
9,863 0%2
0 100
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%24,360 ac
Federal:Land Ownership
State:Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 100 %NGO %97Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 30 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 115 %257,493 haMount Rainier Lower Forest and Woodland 2,045 ha 0.5 1.62.1% % 119 %125,410 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
593 ha 0.0 0.20.2% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
1,239 ha 0.2 0.81.1% % 120 %150,508 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
1 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 116 %7,176 ha
SpeciesBirds
Band-Tailed Pigeon Columba fasciata 1 occG4 7.7 7.733.7% % 92 %13 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 124 ha 0.0 %
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Newaukum HeadwatersPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Mount Rainier Lower Forest and Woodland 5,994 ha 1.4 %North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
1,947 ha 0.2 %
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
3,540 ha 0.7 %
Northern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
1 ha 0.0 %
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Purcell SloughPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Purcell SloughWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
2,803 0%7
26733
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%6,924 ac
Federal: 65Land Ownership
State: 2Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 33 %NGO %90Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Targets selected to meet goalsTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 93 ha 0.0 0.00.3% % 115 %257,493 haMount Rainier Lower Forest and Woodland 1,441 ha 0.3 1.15.3% % 119 %125,410 haMount Rainier Upper Forest and Woodland 532 ha 0.3 0.83.9% % 241 %63,320 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
901 ha 0.1 0.21.1% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
463 ha 0.1 0.31.4% % 120 %150,508 ha
North Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
382 ha 5.3 17.581.0% % 204 %2,179 ha
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 40 ha 0.1 0.42.0% % 232 %9,165 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 1 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 254 %84,414 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 582 ha 0.1 0.31.3% % 195 %206,665 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
2 ha 0.0 0.00.2% % 116 %7,176 ha
SpeciesBirds
Bald Eagle nests Haliaeetus leucocephalus 1 occG4 1.3 2.719.5% % 100 %37 occNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 1 occG3 0.1 0.10.9% % 106 %882 occ
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Purcell SloughPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Chinook - Lower Columbia River Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
15 kmG5 0.9 14.2% % %
Chinook - Lower Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
28 scoreG5 0.9 1.914.3% % 131 %1,496 score
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 15 kmG4 0.4 6.6% % %
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast habitat
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 47 scoreG4 0.6 1.29.6% % 113 %3,824 score
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
10 kmG4 0.4 6.9% % %
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River habitat
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
50 scoreG4 0.5 0.96.9% % 117 %5,574 score
Steelhead - Lower Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
15 kmGQ 0.4 6.8% % %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
37 scoreGQ 0.5 0.97.1% % 132 %4,050 score
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Raging RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Raging RiverWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
4,966 3%0
0
14951
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%12,265 ac
Federal: 1Land Ownership
State: 48Local: 1
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 51 %NGO %97Undeveloped %
Freshwater Site
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Targets selected to meet goalsFreshwater
SpeciesFishes
Chinook - Puget Sound Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 15
12 kmG5 0.5 4.8% % %
Chinook - Puget Sound habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 15
10 scoreG5 0.3 0.62.6% % 127 %1,644 score
Chum Salmon - Pacific Coast Onchorhynchus keta pop. 5 5 kmG5 0.2 1.7% % %Chum Salmon - Pacific Coast habitat Onchorhynchus keta pop. 5 26 scoreG5 0.2 0.41.7% % 128 %6,796 scoreCoho Salmon - Puget Sound/Straight of Georgia Onchorhynchus kisutch pop. 5 23 kmG4 0.3 2.8% % %Coho Salmon - Puget Sound/Straight of Georgia habitat Onchorhynchus kisutch pop. 5 112 scoreG4 0.3 0.62.8% % 116 %17,434 scorePink Salmon - Odd-year Onchorhynchus gorbuscha 6 kmG5 0.3 2.4% % %Pink Salmon - Odd-year habitat Onchorhynchus gorbuscha 28 scoreG5 0.3 0.62.5% % 109 %4,818 scoreSalish Sucker Catostomus Sp 4 1 occGQ 7.7 25.066.9% % 325 %4 occSteelhead - Puget Sound Onchorhynchus mykiss 18 kmG5 0.4 3.4% % %Steelhead - Puget Sound habitat Onchorhynchus mykiss 90 scoreG5 0.4 0.83.4% % 115 %11,552 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
Cascade foothills headwaters - glacial drift, mid elevations, mixed gradient
1 occ 6.0 21.851.8% % 133 %3 occ
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Raging RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Additional targets occurring at the siteTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 249 ha 0.0 %Mount Rainier Lower Forest and Woodland 2,620 ha 0.6 %Mount Rainier Upper Forest and Woodland 10 ha 0.0 %North Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 6 ha 0.1 %North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
961 ha 0.1 %
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
1,284 ha 0.3 %
North Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 13 ha 0.0 %
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Rock CreekPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Rock CreekWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
5,032 0%
0
395
2
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%12,429 ac
Federal: 7Land Ownership
State: 91Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 2 %NGO %100Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Targets selected to meet goalsTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbian Cascades Section Lower Forest and Woodland 3,609 ha 0.5 1.84.6% % 122 %201,839 haColumbian Cascades Section Upper Forest and Woodland
1,107 ha 0.3 1.12.8% % 199 %100,674 ha
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 249 ha 0.0 0.10.4% % 115 %257,493 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
1,539 ha 0.1 0.41.1% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
1,853 ha 0.4 1.23.2% % 120 %150,508 ha
North Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
18 ha 0.2 0.82.1% % 204 %2,179 ha
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 25 ha 0.1 0.30.7% % 232 %9,165 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 959 ha 0.1 0.51.2% % 195 %206,665 ha
SpeciesAmphibians
Cascade Torrent Salamander Rhyacotriton cascadae 2 occG3 2.5 4.021.7% % 100 %50 occCope's Giant Salamander Dicamptodon copei 1 occG3 2.6 4.022.6% % 104 %25 occ
BirdsNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 1 occG3 0.0 0.10.3% % 106 %882 occ
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Rock CreekPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Vascular PlantsHowell's Fleabane Erigeron howellii 1 occG2 3.8 1.332.9% % 34 %50 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteFreshwater
SpeciesFishes
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
9 kmG4 0.4 %
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River habitat
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
45 scoreG4 0.4 %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(109) Headwaters, volcanics, mid/high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
1 occ 1.5 %
Communities
North Pacific Shrub Swamp Community North Pacific Shrub Swamp 1 occGQ 11.1 %
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Satus HeadwatersPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Satus HeadwatersWashington East Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
12,400 0%
0
000
100
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%30,628 ac
Federal:Land Ownership
State: 0Local:
Indigenous: 100%%
%
%Private 0 %NGO %100Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Targets selected to meet goalsTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbia Basin Foothill Riparian Woodland and Shrubland
27 ha 0.6 3.24.2% % 151 %838 ha
Columbia Plateau Scabland Shrubland 401 ha 2.3 7.715.2% % 128 %5,221 haEast Cascades Oak-Pine Forest and Woodland 488 ha 1.1 3.56.9% % 151 %13,916 haEastside Oak Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland
9,117 ha 1.6 5.410.6% % 160 %169,461 ha
Inter-Mountain Basins Big Sagebrush Steppe 1,869 ha 0.2 0.81.5% % 106 %246,966 haLate Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 178 ha 0.1 0.10.4% % 114 %158,084 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
3,928 ha 0.9 3.06.0% % 129 %129,716 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Lower Montane Mesic Deciduous Shrubland
48 ha 2.9 14.719.3% % 344 %326 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine Woodland and Savanna
4,775 ha 0.3 1.02.0% % 111 %468,719 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Parkland 403 ha 0.5 1.73.3% % 253 %24,333 haSpeciesMammals
Western Gray Squirrel Sciurus griseus 97 haG5 0.4 1.32.6% % 205 %7,319 ha
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Satus HeadwatersPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Steelhead - Middle Columbia habitat pop. 17 Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 17 1 scoreG5 0.0 0.10.2% % 122 %1,846 scoreSteelhead - Middle Columbia pop. 17 Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 17 2 kmG5 0.1 1.0% % %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(5) Headwaters - basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient 4 occ 6.2 20.840.5% % 163 %19 occ
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Scatter Creek - CascadesPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Scatter Creek - CascadesWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
2,305 5%34
08
92
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%5,692 ac
Federal:Land Ownership
State: 8Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 92 %NGO %61Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
Targets selected to meet goalsTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 9 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 115 %257,493 haMount Rainier Lower Forest and Woodland 360 ha 0.1 0.31.6% % 119 %125,410 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
318 ha 0.0 0.10.5% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
26 ha 0.0 0.00.1% % 120 %150,508 ha
SpeciesInsects
Taylor's Checkerspot, Whulge Checkerspot (USFWS name)
Euphydryas editha taylori 2 occG5 50.0 28.6937.5% % 57 %7 occ
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Simcoe CreekPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Simcoe CreekWashington East Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
2,627 0%1
0
002
98
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%6,489 ac
Federal:Land Ownership
State: 2Local:
Indigenous: 98%%
%
%Private %NGO %98Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
Targets selected to meet goalsTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
East Cascades Oak-Pine Forest and Woodland 440 ha 0.9 3.229.4% % 151 %13,916 haInter-Mountain Basins Big Sagebrush Steppe 944 ha 0.1 0.43.6% % 106 %246,966 haLate Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 34 ha 0.0 0.00.3% % 114 %158,084 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
377 ha 0.1 0.32.7% % 129 %129,716 ha
Yakima Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland 1,308 ha 0.3 0.87.9% % 152 %154,743 haSpeciesMammals
Western Gray Squirrel Sciurus griseus 217 haG5 0.9 3.027.5% % 205 %7,319 ha
Vascular PlantsHoover's Tauschia Tauschia hooveri 1 occG2 14.3 7.7443.1% % 31 %13 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteFreshwater
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
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Simcoe CreekPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
(1) Small-order tributaries - alluvial, low-elevation, mixed-gradient
1 occ 0.3 %
(5) Headwaters - basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient 1 occ 0.5 %
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South St HelensPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
South St HelensWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
5,074 0%
1
088
84
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%12,532 ac
Federal: 96Land Ownership
State: 0Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 4 %NGO 0 %99Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
Targets selected to meet goalsTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbia Plateau Ash and Tuff Badland 83 ha 1.5 5.012.9% % 317 %1,641 haColumbian Cascades Section Lower Forest and Woodland 1,035 ha 0.2 0.51.3% % 122 %201,839 haColumbian Cascades Section Upper Forest and Woodland
1,605 ha 0.5 1.64.1% % 199 %100,674 ha
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 925 ha 0.2 0.41.5% % 115 %257,493 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
611 ha 0.0 0.20.4% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
407 ha 0.1 0.30.7% % 120 %150,508 ha
North Pacific Montane Grassland 2 ha 0.2 0.61.5% % 186 %300 haNorth Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 34 ha 0.1 0.40.9% % 232 %9,165 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 4 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 254 %84,414 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 1,615 ha 0.2 0.82.0% % 195 %206,665 haNorth Pacific Wooded Lava Flows 1,933 ha 10.8 36.092.1% % 297 %5,365 haRocky Mountain Lodgepole Pine Forest 1 ha 0.0 0.00.1% % 266 %4,123 ha
SpeciesAmphibians
Larch Mountain Salamander Plethodon larselli 1 occG3 1.5 2.012.7% % 104 %50 occ
Birds
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South St HelensPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Northern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 1 occG3 0.1 0.10.5% % 106 %882 occ
MammalsBat Roost/Hibernacula 1 occGQ 74.0 5.7630.5% % 8 %13 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
17 kmG4 0.7 6.3% % %
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River habitat
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
83 scoreG4 0.7 1.56.3% % 117 %5,574 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(2) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, mod/high-gradient 1 occ 0.9 3.07.7% % 145 %22 occ(905) Headwaters , basalt, high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
1 occ 0.8 2.66.5% % 200 %31 occ
(907) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient 1 occ 0.0 0.00.1% % 145 %22 occ
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Stehekin RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Stehekin RiverWashington East Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
83,932%
0
100000
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%207,312 ac
Federal: 100Land Ownership
State:Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 0 %NGO %96Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
Targets selected to meet goalsTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
East Cascades Mesic Montane Conifer Forest 30 ha 0.0 0.10.0% % 157 %45,672 haInter-Mountain Basins Montane Sagebrush Steppe 8 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 204 %17,505 haLate Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 806 ha 0.3 0.50.2% % 114 %158,084 haNorth Pacific Avalanche Chute Shrubland 15 ha 0.3 1.30.2% % 223 %1,165 haNorth Pacific Dry and Mesic Alpine Dwarf-Shrubland, fellfield and Meadow
4,349 ha 41.7 139.040.5% % 291 %3,130 ha
North Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 3,928 ha 22.5 112.521.9% % 347 %3,491 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
2,254 ha 1.7 5.81.7% % 202 %38,824 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
173 ha 2.0 6.12.0% % 226 %2,838 ha
North Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
411 ha 2.1 10.32.0% % 333 %3,986 ha
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 1,171 ha 2.1 10.72.1% % 380 %10,907 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 9,542 ha 3.2 10.53.1% % 262 %90,828 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 3,155 ha 2.1 7.12.1% % 209 %44,199 haNorthern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 3,246 ha 2.8 9.22.7% % 172 %35,351 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
2,322 ha 0.5 1.80.5% % 129 %129,716 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Montane Grassland 520 ha 4.5 22.34.3% % 382 %2,327 ha
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Stehekin RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Grassland 25 ha 0.4 2.10.4% % 288 %1,160 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Parkland 23,152 ha 28.5 95.127.7% % 253 %24,333 haRocky Mountain Subalpine Mesic Spruce-Fir Forest and Woodland
1 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 123 %8,664 ha
Rocky Mountain Subalpine-Montane Riparian Woodland 53 ha 2.5 12.32.4% % 367 %435 haTemperate Pacific Montane Wet Meadow 73 ha 0.1 0.40.1% % 239 %20,905 haWenatchee Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland
35,458 ha 7.9 26.27.6% % 193 %135,359 ha
SpeciesAmphibians
Western Toad Bufo boreas 1 occG4 2.3 7.72.3% % 208 %13 occ
BirdsNorthern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 2 occG5 0.7 5.30.7% % 329 %38 occNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 4 occG3 0.9 1.70.8% % 118 %234 occ
MammalsMountain Goat Oreamos americana 7 haG5 0.0 0.10.0% % 232 %10,053 haWestern Gray Squirrel Sciurus griseus 210 haG5 0.9 2.90.8% % 205 %7,319 ha
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Westslope Cutthroat Trout Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 139 kmG4 10.9 10.6% % %Westslope Cutthroat Trout habitat Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 692 scoreG4 10.9 21.810.6% % 132 %3,170 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
FSOK1.1 7 occ 69.1 230.367.1% % 333 %3 occFSOK1.56 1 occ 0.1 0.30.1% % 142 %24 occFSOK1.6 2 occ 12.8 40.412.4% % 267 %6 occFSOK1.61 1 occ 0.1 0.30.1% % 107 %15 occFSOK1.80 2 occ 1.3 4.31.2% % 104 %47 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Late Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 8 ha 0.0 %
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Stehekin RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
North Pacific Dry and Mesic Alpine Dwarf-Shrubland, fellfield and Meadow
131 ha 1.3 %
North Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 25 ha 0.1 %North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
12 ha 0.0 %
North Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 204 ha 0.1 %North Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 34 ha 0.0 %Northern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 197 ha 0.2 %Northern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
27 ha 0.0 %
Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Parkland 1,628 ha 2.0 %Wenatchee Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland
1,193 ha 0.3 %
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Westslope Cutthroat Trout Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 1 kmG4 0.0 %Westslope Cutthroat Trout habitat Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 1 scoreG4 0.0 %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
FSOK1.1 1 occ 0.9 %
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Swauk CreekPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Swauk CreekWashington East Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
9,715 0%7
0
06
4352
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%23,995 ac
Federal: 41Land Ownership
State: 2Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 52 %NGO 6 %92Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
Targets selected to meet goalsTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbia Basin Foothill Riparian Woodland and Shrubland
8 ha 0.2 1.01.7% % 151 %838 ha
East Cascades Mesic Montane Conifer Forest 57 ha 0.0 0.10.3% % 157 %45,672 haInter-Mountain Basins Big Sagebrush Steppe 1,447 ha 0.2 0.61.5% % 106 %246,966 haInter-Mountain Basins Montane Sagebrush Steppe 5 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 204 %17,505 haLate Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 449 ha 0.1 0.31.2% % 114 %158,084 haNorth Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
1 ha 0.0 0.00.1% % 333 %3,986 ha
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 46 ha 0.1 0.40.7% % 380 %10,907 haNorthern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 469 ha 0.4 1.33.3% % 172 %35,351 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
2,808 ha 0.6 2.25.4% % 129 %129,716 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Montane Grassland 290 ha 2.5 12.420.9% % 382 %2,327 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine Woodland and Savanna
2,200 ha 0.1 0.51.2% % 111 %468,719 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Grassland 26 ha 0.5 2.33.8% % 288 %1,160 haTemperate Pacific Montane Wet Meadow 3 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 239 %20,905 haYakima Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland 7,054 ha 1.4 4.611.5% % 152 %154,743 ha
Species
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Swauk CreekPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
BirdsNorthern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 3 occG5 1.1 7.99.2% % 329 %38 occNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 4 occG3 0.9 1.77.2% % 118 %234 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Chinook - Middle Columbia River Spring Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 19
13 kmG5 1.2 9.7% % %
Chinook - Middle Columbia River Spring Run habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 19
1 scoreG5 0.0 0.10.3% % 111 %2,121 score
Steelhead - Middle Columbia habitat pop. 17 Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 17 2 scoreG5 0.1 0.10.5% % 122 %1,846 scoreSteelhead - Middle Columbia pop. 17 Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 17 17 kmG5 1.1 8.9% % %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(72) Yakima forested headwaters - mixed geology, mid/high-elevation, steep-gradient
1 occ 12.5 50.0104.9% % 150 %2 occ
(922) Headwaters - basalt, low/mid-elevation, mixed-gradient
1 occ 0.5 1.83.9% % 150 %2 occ
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Teanaway RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Teanaway RiverWashington East Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
16,822 0%2
0
00
6633
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%41,550 ac
Federal: 64Land Ownership
State: 2Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 33 %NGO 0 %98Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
Targets selected to meet goalsTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
East Cascades Mesic Montane Conifer Forest 1,938 ha 1.3 4.26.2% % 157 %45,672 haLate Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 484 ha 0.2 0.30.7% % 114 %158,084 haNorth Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 192 ha 1.1 5.55.3% % 347 %3,491 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
788 ha 0.6 2.02.9% % 202 %38,824 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
146 ha 1.7 5.28.3% % 226 %2,838 ha
North Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
8 ha 0.0 0.20.2% % 333 %3,986 ha
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 1,556 ha 2.9 14.313.8% % 380 %10,907 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 1,075 ha 0.4 1.21.7% % 262 %90,828 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 850 ha 0.6 1.92.8% % 209 %44,199 haNorthern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 1,482 ha 1.3 4.26.1% % 172 %35,351 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
710 ha 0.2 0.50.8% % 129 %129,716 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Montane Grassland 89 ha 0.8 3.83.7% % 382 %2,327 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Grassland 72 ha 1.2 6.26.0% % 288 %1,160 haRocky Mountain Subalpine-Montane Riparian Woodland 4 ha 0.2 1.01.0% % 367 %435 haTemperate Pacific Montane Wet Meadow 39 ha 0.0 0.20.2% % 239 %20,905 ha
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Teanaway RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Wenatchee Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland
5,051 ha 1.1 3.75.4% % 193 %135,359 ha
SpeciesBirds
Northern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 2 occG5 0.7 5.33.5% % 329 %38 occNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 1 occG3 0.2 0.41.0% % 118 %234 occ
MammalsMountain Goat Oreamos americana 2,895 haG5 8.6 28.841.8% % 232 %10,053 ha
Vascular PlantsBrewer's Cliff-brake Pellaea breweri 2 occG5 40.0 15.4193.8% % 38 %13 occSeely's Silene Silene seelyi 1 occG2 5.0 2.024.2% % 34 %50 occThompson's Pincushion Chaenactis thompsonii 16 occG2 53.3 32.0258.4% % 46 %50 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Bull Trout - Middle Columbia River RU Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 49 kmG3 13.6 66.0% % %Bull Trout - Middle Columbia River RU habitat Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 103 scoreG3 12.2 24.359.0% % 131 %422 scoreChinook - Middle Columbia River Spring Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha
pop. 1931 kmG5 2.8 13.6% % %
Chinook - Middle Columbia River Spring Run habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 19
9 scoreG5 0.2 0.41.0% % 111 %2,121 score
Mountain sucker Catostomus platyrhynchus 1 occG5 9.1 33.344.0% % 100 %3 occSteelhead - Middle Columbia habitat pop. 17 Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 17 26 scoreG5 0.7 1.43.4% % 122 %1,846 scoreSteelhead - Middle Columbia pop. 17 Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 17 46 kmG5 2.9 13.8% % %Westslope Cutthroat Trout Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 24 kmG4 2.6 12.7% % %Westslope Cutthroat Trout habitat Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 121 scoreG4 2.6 8.712.7% % 201 %1,388 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(2) Yakima forested small-order tributaries - sedimentary, mid-elevation, steep gradient
1 occ 2.9 9.614.0% % 133 %6 occ
(5) Headwaters - basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient 1 occ 1.7 5.88.3% % 163 %19 occ(6) Yakima forested headwaters - volcanic, mid-elevation, steep-gradient
1 occ 2.4 7.711.5% % 192 %13 occ
(921) Yakima small-order tributaries - fine-clastic, low/mid-elevation, mixed gradient
1 occ 33.3 100.0161.5% % 100 %1 occ
(922) Headwaters - basalt, low/mid-elevation, mixed-gradient
1 occ 12.5 50.060.6% % 150 %2 occ
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Teanaway RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Additional targets occurring at the siteTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbia Basin Foothill Riparian Woodland and Shrubland
29 ha 0.7 %
East Cascades Mesic Montane Conifer Forest 252 ha 0.2 %Inter-Mountain Basins Montane Sagebrush Steppe 2 ha 0.0 %Late Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 319 ha 0.1 %North Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 1 ha 0.0 %North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
13 ha 0.0 %
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
3 ha 0.0 %
North Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 3 ha 0.0 %Northern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 156 ha 0.1 %Northern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
3,012 ha 0.7 %
Northern Rocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine Woodland and Savanna
1,414 ha 0.1 %
Temperate Pacific Montane Wet Meadow 32 ha 0.0 %Yakima Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland 6,012 ha 1.2 %
SpeciesBirds
Northern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 2 occG5 0.7 %
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TietonPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
TietonWashington East Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
54,876 0%0
1
469
405
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%135,543 ac
Federal: 82Land Ownership
State: 9Local:
Indigenous: 0%%
%
%Private 5 %NGO 4 %98Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
Targets selected to meet goalsTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbia Basin Foothill Riparian Woodland and Shrubland
318 ha 7.6 38.011.3% % 151 %838 ha
East Cascades Mesic Montane Conifer Forest 3,377 ha 2.2 7.43.3% % 157 %45,672 haEast Cascades Oak-Pine Forest and Woodland 1,451 ha 3.1 10.44.6% % 151 %13,916 haInter-Mountain Basins Big Sagebrush Steppe 1,953 ha 0.2 0.80.4% % 106 %246,966 haInter-Mountain Basins Montane Sagebrush Steppe 2,016 ha 2.3 11.53.4% % 204 %17,505 haLate Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 4,965 ha 1.6 3.12.3% % 114 %158,084 haNorth Pacific Dry and Mesic Alpine Dwarf-Shrubland, fellfield and Meadow
72 ha 0.7 2.31.0% % 291 %3,130 ha
North Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 329 ha 1.9 9.42.8% % 347 %3,491 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
2,072 ha 1.6 5.32.4% % 202 %38,824 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
105 ha 1.2 3.71.8% % 226 %2,838 ha
North Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
217 ha 1.1 5.41.6% % 333 %3,986 ha
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 4,344 ha 8.0 39.811.8% % 380 %10,907 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 9,765 ha 3.2 10.84.8% % 262 %90,828 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 4,976 ha 3.4 11.35.0% % 209 %44,199 haNorthern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 815 ha 0.7 2.31.0% % 172 %35,351 ha
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TietonPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Northern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
7,399 ha 1.7 5.72.5% % 129 %129,716 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Montane Grassland 66 ha 0.6 2.80.8% % 382 %2,327 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine Woodland and Savanna
173 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 111 %468,719 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Parkland 2,788 ha 3.4 11.55.1% % 253 %24,333 haTemperate Pacific Montane Wet Meadow 360 ha 0.3 1.70.5% % 239 %20,905 haYakima Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland 40,807 ha 7.9 26.411.7% % 152 %154,743 ha
SpeciesBirds
Bald Eagle nests Haliaeetus leucocephalus 1 occG4 0.4 1.00.6% % 129 %105 occGolden Eagle Aquila chrysaetos 3 occG5 6.1 7.99.1% % 100 %38 occNorthern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 5 occG5 1.8 13.22.7% % 329 %38 occNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 5 occG3 1.1 2.11.6% % 118 %234 occPeregrine Falcon Falco peregrinus 1 occG4 6.3 14.39.3% % 214 %7 occWhite-Headed Woodpecker Picoides albolarvatus 1 occG4 4.2 5.96.2% % 112 %17 occ
MammalsBighorn Sheep Ovis canadensis 6,357 haG4 15.5 51.523.0% % 237 %12,336 haMountain Goat Oreamos americana 2,291 haG5 6.8 22.810.2% % 232 %10,053 ha
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Bull Trout - Middle Columbia River RU Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 17 kmG3 4.6 6.9% % %Bull Trout - Middle Columbia River RU habitat Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 24 scoreG3 2.8 5.74.2% % 131 %422 scoreChinook - Middle Columbia River Spring Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha
pop. 1934 kmG5 3.1 4.5% % %
Chinook - Middle Columbia River Spring Run habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 19
14 scoreG5 0.3 0.60.5% % 111 %2,121 score
Steelhead - Middle Columbia habitat pop. 17 Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 17 12 scoreG5 0.3 0.60.5% % 122 %1,846 scoreSteelhead - Middle Columbia pop. 17 Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 17 43 kmG5 2.6 3.9% % %Westslope Cutthroat Trout Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 74 kmG4 8.0 11.9% % %Westslope Cutthroat Trout habitat Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 370 scoreG4 8.0 26.611.9% % 201 %1,388 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(2) Yakima forested small-order tributaries - sedimentary, mid-elevation, steep gradient
1 occ 5.0 16.77.4% % 133 %6 occ
(5) Headwaters - basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient 2 occ 2.8 9.44.2% % 163 %19 occ
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Contribution to Goal
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Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
(6) Yakima forested headwaters - volcanic, mid-elevation, steep-gradient
6 occ 15.4 49.822.9% % 192 %13 occ
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Tilton HeadwatersPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
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Contribution to Goal
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Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Tilton HeadwatersWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
8,729 0%0
01882
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
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%21,561 ac
Federal: 9Land Ownership
State: 9Local:
Indigenous:%%
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%Private 82 %NGO %100Undeveloped %
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Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 128 ha 0.0 0.00.1% % 115 %257,493 haMount Rainier Lower Forest and Woodland 6,298 ha 1.5 5.07.5% % 119 %125,410 haMount Rainier Upper Forest and Woodland 2,113 ha 1.0 3.35.0% % 241 %63,320 haNorth Pacific Hypermaritime Shrub and Herbaceous Headland
10 ha 1.9 6.59.6% % 216 %157 ha
North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
1,630 ha 0.1 0.40.6% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
2,413 ha 0.5 1.62.4% % 120 %150,508 ha
North Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
13 ha 0.2 0.60.9% % 204 %2,179 ha
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 1 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 232 %9,165 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 114 ha 0.0 0.10.2% % 254 %84,414 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 3,678 ha 0.5 1.82.6% % 195 %206,665 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
4 ha 0.0 0.10.1% % 116 %7,176 ha
SpeciesAmphibians
Cascade Torrent Salamander Rhyacotriton cascadae 4 occG3 5.1 8.025.1% % 100 %50 occ
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Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Cope's Giant Salamander Dicamptodon copei 1 occG3 2.6 4.013.0% % 104 %25 occLarch Mountain Salamander Plethodon larselli 1 occG3 1.5 2.07.4% % 104 %50 occ
BirdsGolden Eagle Aquila chrysaetos 2 occG5 25.0 28.6123.8% % 86 %7 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Chinook - Lower Columbia River Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
8 kmG5 0.5 2.5% % %
Chinook - Lower Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
6 scoreG5 0.2 0.41.0% % 131 %1,496 score
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 8 kmG4 0.2 1.2% % %
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast habitat
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 7 scoreG4 0.1 0.20.5% % 113 %3,824 score
Steelhead - Lower Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
8 kmGQ 0.2 1.2% % %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
42 scoreGQ 0.5 1.02.6% % 132 %4,050 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(2) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, mod/high-gradient 1 occ 0.2 0.50.8% % 145 %22 occ(907) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient 1 occ 0.4 1.31.9% % 145 %22 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteFreshwater
SpeciesFishes
Chinook - Lower Columbia River Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
9 kmG5 0.5 %
Chinook - Lower Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
21 scoreG5 0.7 %
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 9 kmG4 0.3 %
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast habitat
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 70 scoreG4 0.9 %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
9 kmGQ 0.3 %
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Tilton HeadwatersPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Steelhead - Lower Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
30 scoreGQ 0.4 %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(2) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, mod/high-gradient 1 occ 0.5 %(907) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient 1 occ 0.6 %
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Toutle Green RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
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Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Toutle Green RiverWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
23,210 0%0
1
277
66
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Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
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%57,328 ac
Federal: 34Land Ownership
State: 0Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 66 %NGO %99Undeveloped %
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Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbia Plateau Ash and Tuff Badland 179 ha 3.3 10.96.1% % 317 %1,641 haColumbian Cascades Section Lower Forest and Woodland 5,638 ha 0.8 2.81.6% % 122 %201,839 haColumbian Cascades Section Upper Forest and Woodland
4,953 ha 1.5 4.92.7% % 199 %100,674 ha
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 631 ha 0.1 0.20.2% % 115 %257,493 haNorth Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 4 ha 0.0 0.10.1% % 149 %2,569 haNorth Pacific Hypermaritime Shrub and Herbaceous Headland
8 ha 1.6 5.22.9% % 216 %157 ha
North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
1,592 ha 0.1 0.40.2% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
1,139 ha 0.2 0.80.4% % 120 %150,508 ha
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 164 ha 0.5 1.81.0% % 232 %9,165 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 1,229 ha 0.4 1.50.8% % 254 %84,414 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 6,314 ha 0.9 3.11.7% % 195 %206,665 haNorth Pacific Wooded Lava Flows 531 ha 3.0 9.95.5% % 297 %5,365 haNorthern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 14 ha 0.2 0.50.3% % 213 %2,988 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
27 ha 0.1 0.40.2% % 116 %7,176 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Parkland 37 ha 0.1 0.30.2% % 316 %11,525 ha
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Toutle Green RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Rocky Mountain Subalpine Mesic Spruce-Fir Forest and Woodland
11 ha 0.8 0.91.5% % 52 %1,150 ha
SpeciesBirds
Band-Tailed Pigeon Columba fasciata 1 occG4 7.7 7.714.3% % 92 %13 occ
Non-Vascular PlantsPseudocyphellaria rainierensis Pseudocyphellaria rainierensis 1 occG3 33.3 4.062.1% % 8 %25 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Chinook - Lower Columbia River Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
27 kmG5 1.6 3.0% % %
Chinook - Lower Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
32 scoreG5 1.1 2.12.0% % 131 %1,496 score
Chum Salmon - Columbia River Oncorhynchus keta pop. 3 25 kmG5 4.4 8.2% % %Chum Salmon - Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus keta pop. 3 125 scoreG5 5.0 10.19.4% % 126 %1,240 scoreCoho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 44 kmG4 1.2 2.3% % %
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast habitat
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 53 scoreG4 0.7 1.41.3% % 113 %3,824 score
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
1 kmG4 0.1 0.1% % %
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River habitat
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
7 scoreG4 0.1 0.10.1% % 117 %5,574 score
Mountain sucker Catostomus platyrhynchus 1 occG5 100.0 186.2% % %Steelhead - Lower Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss
(pops.14, 26 & 27)38 kmGQ 1.1 2.0% % %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
109 scoreGQ 1.3 2.72.5% % 132 %4,050 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(39) Headwaters, granitic, high-elevation, high-gradient 2 occ 28.6 100.053.2% % 350 %2 occ(55) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, mixed-gradient 1 occ 2.4 7.64.4% % 138 %13 occ(6) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, very high-gradient 1 occ 0.0 0.10.1% % 133 %9 occ(907) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient 1 occ 0.1 0.20.1% % 145 %22 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteTerrestrial
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Toutle Green RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbian Cascades Section Lower Forest and Woodland 8,711 ha 1.3 %Columbian Cascades Section Upper Forest and Woodland
135 ha 0.0 %
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 87 ha 0.0 %North Pacific Hypermaritime Shrub and Herbaceous Headland
11 ha 2.1 %
North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
2,594 ha 0.2 %
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
5,015 ha 1.0 %
North Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 346 ha 0.1 %Northern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
47 ha 0.2 %
SpeciesBirds
Northern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 1 occG3 0.1 %
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Chinook - Lower Columbia River Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
3 kmG5 0.2 %
Chinook - Lower Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
1 scoreG5 0.0 %
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 12 kmG4 0.3 %
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast habitat
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 10 scoreG4 0.1 %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
11 kmGQ 0.3 %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
28 scoreGQ 0.4 %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(55) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, mixed-gradient 1 occ 0.0 %
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Toutle St HelensPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Toutle St HelensWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
25,559 0%0
5
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6
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Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%63,130 ac
Federal: 84Land Ownership
State: 10Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 6 %NGO %95Undeveloped %
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Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbia Plateau Ash and Tuff Badland 4,596 ha 84.0 280.1142.1% % 317 %1,641 haColumbian Cascades Section Lower Forest and Woodland 3,110 ha 0.5 1.50.8% % 122 %201,839 haColumbian Cascades Section Upper Forest and Woodland
5,117 ha 1.5 5.12.6% % 199 %100,674 ha
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 950 ha 0.2 0.40.3% % 115 %257,493 haNorth Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 8 ha 0.1 0.30.2% % 149 %2,569 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
802 ha 0.1 0.20.1% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
1,291 ha 0.3 0.90.4% % 120 %150,508 ha
North Pacific Montane Grassland 127 ha 12.7 42.321.5% % 186 %300 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 248 ha 0.1 0.30.1% % 254 %84,414 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 5,695 ha 0.8 2.81.4% % 195 %206,665 haNorth Pacific Wooded Lava Flows 11,041 ha 61.7 205.8104.4% % 297 %5,365 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Parkland 55 ha 0.1 0.50.2% % 316 %11,525 ha
SpeciesBirds
Northern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 1 occG3 0.1 0.10.1% % 106 %882 occ
Vascular Plants
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Toutle St HelensPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
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Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Cold-water Corydalis Corydalis caseana ssp. aquae-gelidae
1 occG5 1.4 2.02.3% % 98 %50 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 4 kmG4 0.1 0.2% % %
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast habitat
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 1 scoreG4 0.0 0.00.0% % 113 %3,824 score
Steelhead - Lower Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
19 kmGQ 0.6 0.9% % %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
37 scoreGQ 0.5 0.90.8% % 132 %4,050 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(109) Headwaters, volcanics, mid/high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
2 occ 4.0 13.36.8% % 193 %15 occ
(39) Headwaters, granitic, high-elevation, high-gradient 1 occ 14.3 50.024.1% % 350 %2 occ(6) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, very high-gradient 1 occ 3.3 11.15.6% % 133 %9 occ(905) Headwaters , basalt, high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
1 occ 1.4 4.72.4% % 200 %31 occ
(907) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient 1 occ 0.0 0.10.1% % 145 %22 occCommunities
North Pacific Bog and Fen Community North Pacific Bog and Fen 1 occG4 4.3 9.17.4% % 145 %11 occNorth Pacific Shrub Swamp Community North Pacific Shrub Swamp 1 occGQ 11.1 25.018.8% % 200 %4 occTemperate Pacific Freshwater Emergent Marsh Community
Temperate Pacific Freshwater Emergent Marsh
3 occGQ 50.0 100.084.5% % 100 %3 occ
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Upper Cedar RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Upper Cedar RiverWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
34,567 0%0
2
9713
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%85,379 ac
Federal: 0Land Ownership
State: 0Local: 97
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 3 %NGO %90Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 1,706 ha 0.3 0.70.4% % 115 %257,493 haMount Rainier Lower Forest and Woodland 12,895 ha 3.1 10.33.9% % 119 %125,410 haMount Rainier Upper Forest and Woodland 4,712 ha 2.2 7.42.8% % 241 %63,320 haNorth Pacific Avalanche Chute Shrubland 106 ha 24.7 82.630.9% % 248 %128 haNorth Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 1,994 ha 23.3 77.629.1% % 149 %2,569 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
4,562 ha 0.4 1.20.5% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
3,628 ha 0.7 2.40.9% % 120 %150,508 ha
North Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 1,755 ha 0.6 2.10.8% % 254 %84,414 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 6,121 ha 0.9 3.01.1% % 195 %206,665 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Parkland 1 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 316 %11,525 ha
SpeciesBirds
Common Loon Gavia immer 102 haG5 7.6 12.79.5% % 142 %800 haNorthern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 1 occG5 1.5 2.61.8% % 108 %38 occNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 1 occG3 0.1 0.10.1% % 106 %882 occ
Freshwater
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Upper Cedar RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
SpeciesFishes
Bull Trout - Coastal and Puget Sound Salvelinus confluentus pop. 3 117 kmG3 1.6 2.0% % %Bull Trout - Coastal and Puget Sound habitat Salvelinus confluentus pop. 3 161 scoreG3 1.6 3.32.0% % 104 %4,931 scoreChinook - Puget Sound Oncorhynchus tshawytscha
pop. 1527 kmG5 1.2 1.5% % %
Chinook - Puget Sound habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 15
20 scoreG5 0.6 1.20.8% % 127 %1,644 score
Coastal Cutthroat Trout - Puget Sound Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 7
47 kmG4 0.8 1.0% % %
Coastal Cutthroat Trout - Puget Sound habitat Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 7
231 scoreG4 0.8 1.61.0% % 105 %14,075 score
Coho Salmon - Puget Sound/Straight of Georgia Onchorhynchus kisutch pop. 5 12 kmG4 0.2 0.2% % %Coho Salmon - Puget Sound/Straight of Georgia habitat Onchorhynchus kisutch pop. 5 59 scoreG4 0.2 0.30.2% % 116 %17,434 scoreSteelhead - Puget Sound Onchorhynchus mykiss 5 kmG5 0.1 0.1% % %Steelhead - Puget Sound habitat Onchorhynchus mykiss 24 scoreG5 0.1 0.20.1% % 115 %11,552 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
Cascade foothills headwaters - glacial drift, mid elevations, mixed gradient
1 occ 9.7 35.612.1% % 133 %3 occ
Cascades headwaters - basalt and volcanics, high elevation, moderate to high gradient, glacier influenced
1 occ 4.2 14.35.2% % 243 %7 occ
Cascades headwaters - mafic, mid elevation, mixed gradient
2 occ 5.7 19.87.1% % 188 %8 occ
Puget uplands and islands headwaters - glacial drift, low to mid elevation, low to moderate gradient
1 occ 0.1 0.50.2% % 161 %23 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 464 ha 0.1 %Mount Rainier Lower Forest and Woodland 1,905 ha 0.5 %Mount Rainier Upper Forest and Woodland 1,011 ha 0.5 %North Pacific Avalanche Chute Shrubland 3 ha 0.7 %North Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 276 ha 3.2 %North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
853 ha 0.1 %
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Upper Cedar RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
672 ha 0.1 %
North Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 333 ha 0.1 %North Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 938 ha 0.1 %Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Parkland 10 ha 0.0 %
SpeciesBirds
Common Loon Gavia immer 93 haG5 7.0 %
FreshwaterFreshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
Cascades headwaters - mafic, mid elevation, mixed gradient
1 occ 1.5 %
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Upper Cowlitz RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Upper Cowlitz RiverWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
50,437 0%0
1
31
636
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%124,579 ac
Federal: 94Land Ownership
State: 0Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 6 %NGO %98Undeveloped %
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Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 4,033 ha 0.8 1.60.7% % 115 %257,493 haMount Rainier Lower Forest and Woodland 18,063 ha 4.3 14.43.7% % 119 %125,410 haMount Rainier Upper Forest and Woodland 23,253 ha 11.0 36.79.4% % 241 %63,320 haNorth Pacific Broadleaf Landslide Forest and Shrubland 12 ha 0.2 0.50.1% % 233 %2,331 haNorth Pacific Dry and Mesic Alpine Dwarf-Shrubland, fellfield and Meadow
13 ha 0.3 0.30.2% % 101 %5,000 ha
North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
9,373 ha 0.7 2.50.6% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
7,364 ha 1.5 4.91.3% % 120 %150,508 ha
North Pacific Montane Grassland 5 ha 0.5 1.60.4% % 186 %300 haNorth Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
744 ha 10.2 34.18.8% % 204 %2,179 ha
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 4,397 ha 14.4 48.012.3% % 232 %9,165 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 1,640 ha 0.6 1.90.5% % 254 %84,414 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 19,223 ha 2.8 9.32.4% % 195 %206,665 haNorthern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 63 ha 0.8 2.10.7% % 213 %2,988 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
13 ha 0.1 0.20.1% % 116 %7,176 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Grassland 514 ha 14.4 48.112.3% % 225 %1,069 ha
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Upper Cowlitz RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Parkland 3,237 ha 8.4 28.17.2% % 316 %11,525 haRocky Mountain Subalpine Mesic Spruce-Fir Forest and Woodland
24 ha 1.7 2.11.5% % 52 %1,150 ha
SpeciesAmphibians
Cope's Giant Salamander Dicamptodon copei 1 occG3 2.6 4.02.3% % 104 %25 occLarch Mountain Salamander Plethodon larselli 8 occG3 11.9 16.010.2% % 104 %50 occVan Dyke's Salamander Plethodon vandykei 1 occG3 7.1 4.06.1% % 52 %25 occWestern Toad Bufo boreas 2 occG4 5.7 15.44.9% % 200 %13 occ
BirdsGreat Blue Heron Ardea herodias 2 occG5 22.2 15.419.0% % 62 %13 occNorthern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 7 occG5 10.3 18.48.8% % 108 %38 occNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 11 occG3 0.6 1.20.5% % 106 %882 occ
MammalsMountain Goat Oreamos americana 991 haG5 40.2 58.834.4% % 146 %1,686 ha
Non-Vascular PlantsLobaria linita Lobaria linita 1 occG4 20.0 14.317.1% % 71 %7 occPilophorus nigricaulis Pilophorus nigricaulis 1 occG3 50.0 14.342.8% % 29 %7 occUmbilicaria lambii Umbilicaria lambii 1 occG2 100.0 7.785.7% % 8 %13 occ
Vascular PlantsBristly-stemmed Sidalcea Sidalcea hirtipes 1 occG2 33.3 4.028.6% % 12 %25 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Chinook - Lower Columbia River Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
27 kmG5 1.6 1.4% % %
Chinook - Lower Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
28 scoreG5 0.9 1.80.8% % 131 %1,496 score
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 27 kmG4 0.7 0.6% % %
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast habitat
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 39 scoreG4 0.5 1.00.4% % 113 %3,824 score
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
86 kmG4 3.8 3.3% % %
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River habitat
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
430 scoreG4 3.9 7.73.3% % 117 %5,574 score
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Upper Cowlitz RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Steelhead - Lower Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
27 kmGQ 0.8 0.7% % %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
66 scoreGQ 0.8 1.60.7% % 132 %4,050 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(39) Headwaters, granitic, high-elevation, high-gradient 1 occ 14.3 50.012.2% % 350 %2 occ(6) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, very high-gradient 1 occ 3.3 11.12.9% % 133 %9 occ(905) Headwaters , basalt, high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
4 occ 4.1 13.93.6% % 200 %31 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteFreshwater
SpeciesFishes
Chinook - Lower Columbia River Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
19 kmG5 1.1 %
Chinook - Lower Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
23 scoreG5 0.8 %
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 19 kmG4 0.5 %
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast habitat
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 37 scoreG4 0.5 %
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
53 kmG4 2.4 %
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River habitat
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
265 scoreG4 2.4 %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
19 kmGQ 0.5 %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
53 scoreGQ 0.7 %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(905) Headwaters , basalt, high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
3 occ 2.5 %
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Upper Lewis RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Upper Lewis RiverWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
15,161 0%
0
11
89Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%37,447 ac
Federal: 100Land Ownership
State:Local:
Indigenous:%%
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%Private %NGO %100Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbian Cascades Section Lower Forest and Woodland 4,225 ha 0.6 2.11.8% % 122 %201,839 haColumbian Cascades Section Upper Forest and Woodland
9,892 ha 2.9 9.88.4% % 199 %100,674 ha
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 2,731 ha 0.5 1.11.5% % 115 %257,493 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
544 ha 0.0 0.10.1% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
2,446 ha 0.5 1.61.4% % 120 %150,508 ha
North Pacific Montane Grassland 2 ha 0.2 0.70.6% % 186 %300 haNorth Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 463 ha 1.5 5.04.3% % 232 %9,165 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 718 ha 0.3 0.90.7% % 254 %84,414 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 10,144 ha 1.5 4.94.2% % 195 %206,665 haNorthern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 138 ha 1.8 4.65.1% % 213 %2,988 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Grassland 132 ha 3.7 12.410.6% % 225 %1,069 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Parkland 127 ha 0.3 1.10.9% % 316 %11,525 ha
SpeciesAmphibians
Larch Mountain Salamander Plethodon larselli 8 occG3 11.9 16.034.0% % 104 %50 occVan Dyke's Salamander Plethodon vandykei 1 occG3 7.1 4.020.4% % 52 %25 occ
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Upper Lewis RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Western Toad Bufo boreas 1 occG4 2.9 7.78.1% % 200 %13 occ
BirdsNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 3 occG3 0.2 0.30.5% % 106 %882 occ
Non-Vascular PlantsLecanora pringlei Lecanora pringlei 1 occGN 39.0 1.6111.2% % 4 %50 occTholurna dissimilis Tholurna dissimilis 1 occG3 33.3 14.395.0% % 43 %7 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
2 kmG4 0.1 0.2% % %
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River habitat
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
9 scoreG4 0.1 0.20.2% % 117 %5,574 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(905) Headwaters , basalt, high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
1 occ 1.3 4.53.8% % 200 %31 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteFreshwater
SpeciesFishes
Chinook - Lower Columbia River Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
1 kmG5 0.0 %
Chinook - Lower Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
1 scoreG5 0.0 %
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 1 kmG4 0.0 %
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast habitat
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 1 scoreG4 0.0 %
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
6 kmG4 0.3 %
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River habitat
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
30 scoreG4 0.3 %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
1 kmGQ 0.0 %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
1 scoreGQ 0.0 %
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Upper Lewis RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(905) Headwaters , basalt, high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
2 occ 1.9 %
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Upper Nisqually RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Upper Nisqually RiverWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
57,727 0%0
2
9
5834
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%142,585 ac
Federal: 37Land Ownership
State: 30Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 34 %NGO %97Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 2,227 ha 0.4 0.90.3% % 115 %257,493 haMount Rainier Lower Forest and Woodland 36,608 ha 8.8 29.26.6% % 119 %125,410 haMount Rainier Upper Forest and Woodland 8,573 ha 4.1 13.53.0% % 241 %63,320 haNorth Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 13 ha 0.2 0.50.1% % 149 %2,569 haNorth Pacific Hypermaritime Shrub and Herbaceous Headland
56 ha 10.7 35.78.0% % 216 %157 ha
North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
24,647 ha 2.0 6.51.5% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
4,978 ha 1.0 3.30.7% % 120 %150,508 ha
North Pacific Montane Grassland 295 ha 29.5 98.322.1% % 186 %300 haNorth Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
107 ha 1.5 4.91.1% % 204 %2,179 ha
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 366 ha 1.2 4.00.9% % 232 %9,165 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 1,015 ha 0.4 1.20.3% % 254 %84,414 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 13,155 ha 1.9 6.41.4% % 195 %206,665 haNorthern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 1 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 213 %2,988 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
22 ha 0.1 0.30.1% % 116 %7,176 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Grassland 78 ha 2.2 7.31.6% % 225 %1,069 ha
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Upper Nisqually RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Parkland 71 ha 0.2 0.60.1% % 316 %11,525 haSpeciesAmphibians
Cascade Torrent Salamander Rhyacotriton cascadae 4 occG3 5.1 8.03.8% % 100 %50 occCope's Giant Salamander Dicamptodon copei 4 occG3 10.5 16.07.9% % 104 %25 occVan Dyke's Salamander Plethodon vandykei 2 occG3 14.3 8.010.7% % 52 %25 occ
BirdsBald Eagle nests Haliaeetus leucocephalus 2 occG4 2.5 5.41.9% % 100 %37 occGolden Eagle Aquila chrysaetos 2 occG5 25.0 28.618.7% % 86 %7 occNorthern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 5 occG5 7.4 13.25.5% % 108 %38 occNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 7 occG3 0.4 0.80.3% % 106 %882 occPeregrine Falcon Falco peregrinus 1 occG4 1.7 7.71.3% % 285 %13 occ
Non-Vascular PlantsPilophorus nigricaulis Pilophorus nigricaulis 1 occG3 50.0 14.337.4% % 29 %7 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Coastal Cutthroat Trout - Puget Sound Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 7
114 kmG4 2.0 1.5% % %
Coastal Cutthroat Trout - Puget Sound habitat Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 7
565 scoreG4 2.0 4.01.5% % 105 %14,075 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
Cascades headwaters - basalt and volcanics, high elevation, moderate to high gradient, glacier influenced
3 occ 12.1 41.59.1% % 243 %7 occ
Cascades headwaters - mafic, mid elevation, mixed gradient
4 occ 15.2 53.411.4% % 188 %8 occ
Cascades headwaters - sandstone, mid to high elevation, moderate to high gradient
1 occ 11.6 34.88.7% % 100 %2 occ
Puget uplands and islands headwaters - glacial drift, low to mid elevation, low to moderate gradient
1 occ 0.1 0.30.1% % 161 %23 occ
Communities
North Pacific Bog and Fen Community North Pacific Bog and Fen 1 occGQ 5.9 12.54.4% % 188 %8 occNorth Pacific Shrub Swamp Community North Pacific Shrub Swamp 1 occGQ 14.3 33.310.7% % 200 %3 occ
Additional targets occurring at the site
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Upper Nisqually RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
TerrestrialTerrestrial Ecological Systems
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 163 ha 0.0 %Mount Rainier Lower Forest and Woodland 7,971 ha 1.9 %Mount Rainier Upper Forest and Woodland 540 ha 0.3 %North Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 16 ha 0.2 %North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
6,143 ha 0.5 %
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
1,139 ha 0.2 %
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 12 ha 0.0 %North Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 29 ha 0.0 %North Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 843 ha 0.1 %
SpeciesBirds
Marbled Murrelet Brachyramphus marmoratus 1 occG3 3.1 %
FreshwaterFreshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
Cascades headwaters - mafic, mid elevation, mixed gradient
1 occ 1.6 %
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Upper Puyallup RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Upper Puyallup RiverWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
12,832 0%0
2
14
383
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%31,694 ac
Federal: 17Land Ownership
State: 0Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 83 %NGO %97Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Targets selected to meet goalsTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 548 ha 0.1 0.20.4% % 115 %257,493 haMount Rainier Lower Forest and Woodland 5,519 ha 1.3 4.44.4% % 119 %125,410 haMount Rainier Upper Forest and Woodland 1,323 ha 0.6 2.12.1% % 241 %63,320 haNorth Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 185 ha 2.2 7.27.3% % 149 %2,569 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
4,479 ha 0.4 1.21.2% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
276 ha 0.1 0.20.2% % 120 %150,508 ha
North Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 627 ha 0.2 0.70.8% % 254 %84,414 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 1,053 ha 0.2 0.50.5% % 195 %206,665 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
1 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 116 %7,176 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Parkland 46 ha 0.1 0.40.4% % 316 %11,525 haSpeciesBirds
Bald Eagle nests Haliaeetus leucocephalus 1 occG4 1.3 2.74.3% % 100 %37 occGreat Blue Heron Ardea herodias 1 occG5 11.1 7.737.4% % 62 %13 occMarbled Murrelet Brachyramphus marmoratus 1 occG3 0.9 1.22.9% % 83 %23 occ
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Upper Puyallup RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Northern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 1 occG5 1.5 2.65.0% % 108 %38 occ
Vascular PlantsMount Rainier Lousewort Pedicularis rainierensis 1 occG2 5.2 5.217.3% % 96 %25 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Chinook - Puget Sound Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 15
5 kmG5 0.2 0.7% % %
Chinook - Puget Sound habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 15
1 scoreG5 0.0 0.00.1% % 127 %1,644 score
Coastal Cutthroat Trout - Puget Sound Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 7
13 kmG4 0.2 0.8% % %
Coastal Cutthroat Trout - Puget Sound habitat Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 7
64 scoreG4 0.2 0.50.8% % 105 %14,075 score
Coho Salmon - Puget Sound/Straight of Georgia Onchorhynchus kisutch pop. 5 15 kmG4 0.2 0.7% % %Coho Salmon - Puget Sound/Straight of Georgia habitat Onchorhynchus kisutch pop. 5 73 scoreG4 0.2 0.40.7% % 116 %17,434 scoreSteelhead - Puget Sound Onchorhynchus mykiss 11 kmG5 0.2 0.8% % %Steelhead - Puget Sound habitat Onchorhynchus mykiss 57 scoreG5 0.2 0.50.8% % 115 %11,552 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
Cascades headwaters - basalt and volcanics, high elevation, moderate to high gradient, glacier influenced
1 occ 4.2 14.314.0% % 243 %7 occ
Cascades headwaters - sandstone, mid to high elevation, moderate to high gradient
1 occ 12.0 35.940.3% % 100 %2 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 208 ha 0.0 %Mount Rainier Lower Forest and Woodland 3,918 ha 0.9 %Mount Rainier Upper Forest and Woodland 649 ha 0.3 %North Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 19 ha 0.2 %North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
2,596 ha 0.2 %
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
215 ha 0.0 %
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Upper Puyallup RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
North Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 331 ha 0.1 %North Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 1,120 ha 0.2 %Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Parkland 6 ha 0.0 %
SpeciesBirds
Northern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 2 occG5 2.9 %
Vascular PlantsMount Rainier Lousewort Pedicularis rainierensis 1 occG2 0.8 %
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Chinook - Puget Sound Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 15
24 kmG5 1.0 %
Chinook - Puget Sound habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 15
5 scoreG5 0.1 %
Coastal Cutthroat Trout - Puget Sound Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 7
2 kmG4 0.0 %
Coastal Cutthroat Trout - Puget Sound habitat Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 7
10 scoreG4 0.0 %
Coho Salmon - Puget Sound/Straight of Georgia Onchorhynchus kisutch pop. 5 33 kmG4 0.5 %Coho Salmon - Puget Sound/Straight of Georgia habitat Onchorhynchus kisutch pop. 5 159 scoreG4 0.5 %Pink Salmon - Odd-year Onchorhynchus gorbuscha 2 kmG5 0.1 %Pink Salmon - Odd-year habitat Onchorhynchus gorbuscha 10 scoreG5 0.1 %Steelhead - Puget Sound Onchorhynchus mykiss 12 kmG5 0.3 %Steelhead - Puget Sound habitat Onchorhynchus mykiss 60 scoreG5 0.3 %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
Cascades headwaters - basalt and volcanics, high elevation, moderate to high gradient, glacier influenced
1 occ 1.5 %
Cascades headwaters - sandstone, mid to high elevation, moderate to high gradient
1 occ 1.5 %
Puget uplands and islands headwaters - glacial drift, low to mid elevation, low to moderate gradient
1 occ 0.6 %
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Upper Rock CreekPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Upper Rock CreekWashington East Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
11,255 0%2
0
22
1284
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%27,799 ac
Federal: 5Land Ownership
State: 7Local:
Indigenous: 0%%
%
%Private 84 %NGO 4 %98Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbia Plateau Scabland Shrubland 3,698 ha 21.2 70.8153.9% % 128 %5,221 haColumbia Plateau Steppe and Grassland 6 ha 0.1 0.40.6% % 200 %1,565 haEast Cascades Oak-Pine Forest and Woodland 3,843 ha 8.3 27.660.0% % 151 %13,916 haEastside Oak Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland
2 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 160 %169,461 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
3 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 129 %129,716 ha
SpeciesBirds
Golden Eagle Aquila chrysaetos 2 occG5 4.1 5.329.6% % 100 %38 occ
MammalsWestern Gray Squirrel Sciurus griseus 956 haG5 3.9 13.128.4% % 205 %7,319 ha
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Upper Toppenish CreekPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Upper Toppenish CreekWashington East Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
6,749%
0
000
100
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%16,671 ac
Federal:Land Ownership
State:Local:
Indigenous: 100%%
%
%Private %NGO %100Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Terrestrial Ecological Systems
East Cascades Oak-Pine Forest and Woodland 622 ha 1.3 4.516.2% % 151 %13,916 haInter-Mountain Basins Big Sagebrush Steppe 440 ha 0.1 0.20.6% % 106 %246,966 haLate Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 132 ha 0.0 0.10.5% % 114 %158,084 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
920 ha 0.2 0.72.6% % 129 %129,716 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Lower Montane Mesic Deciduous Shrubland
505 ha 31.0 155.0374.0% % 344 %326 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine Woodland and Savanna
1,443 ha 0.1 0.31.1% % 111 %468,719 ha
Yakima Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland 2,789 ha 0.5 1.86.5% % 152 %154,743 ha
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Chinook - Middle Columbia River Spring Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 19
15 kmG5 1.4 16.6% % %
Chinook - Middle Columbia River Spring Run habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 19
77 scoreG5 1.8 3.621.9% % 111 %2,121 score
Steelhead - Middle Columbia habitat pop. 17 Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 17 208 scoreG5 5.6 11.267.9% % 122 %1,846 score
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Upper Toppenish CreekPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Steelhead - Middle Columbia pop. 17 Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 17 15 kmG5 0.9 11.5% % %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(5) Headwaters - basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient 1 occ 0.4 1.34.7% % 163 %19 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbia Basin Foothill Riparian Woodland and Shrubland
16 ha 0.4 %
Inter-Mountain Basins Big Sagebrush Steppe 117 ha 0.0 %Late Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 206 ha 0.1 %Northern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
2,000 ha 0.5 %
Northern Rocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine Woodland and Savanna
594 ha 0.0 %
Yakima Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland 2,708 ha 0.5 %SpeciesBirds
Northern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 1 occG3 0.2 %
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Chinook - Middle Columbia River Spring Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 19
1 kmG5 0.0 %
Chinook - Middle Columbia River Spring Run habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 19
1 scoreG5 0.0 %
Steelhead - Middle Columbia habitat pop. 17 Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 17 2 scoreG5 0.1 %Steelhead - Middle Columbia pop. 17 Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 17 6 kmG5 0.3 %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(5) Headwaters - basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient 1 occ 0.9 %
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KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Upper Wenas CreekWashington East Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
19,647 0%1
0
0661321
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
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%48,529 ac
Federal: 12Land Ownership
State: 67Local:
Indigenous:%%
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%Private 21 %NGO %99Undeveloped %
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Terrestrial Ecological Systems
East Cascades Mesic Montane Conifer Forest 50 ha 0.0 0.10.1% % 157 %45,672 haInter-Mountain Basins Big Sagebrush Steppe 5,121 ha 0.6 2.12.6% % 106 %246,966 haInter-Mountain Basins Montane Sagebrush Steppe 792 ha 0.9 4.53.8% % 204 %17,505 haLate Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 237 ha 0.1 0.10.3% % 114 %158,084 haNorth Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
4 ha 0.0 0.10.1% % 333 %3,986 ha
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 166 ha 0.3 1.51.3% % 380 %10,907 haNorthern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 38 ha 0.0 0.10.1% % 172 %35,351 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
1,994 ha 0.5 1.51.9% % 129 %129,716 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine Woodland and Savanna
4,784 ha 0.3 1.01.3% % 111 %468,719 ha
Yakima Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland 11,903 ha 2.3 7.79.6% % 152 %154,743 haSpeciesBirds
Northern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 2 occG5 0.7 5.33.0% % 329 %38 occWhite-Headed Woodpecker Picoides albolarvatus 2 occG4 8.3 11.834.6% % 112 %17 occ
Mammals
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Upper Wenas CreekPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Bighorn Sheep Ovis canadensis 3,147 haG4 7.7 25.531.7% % 237 %12,336 ha
FreshwaterFreshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(5) Headwaters - basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient 5 occ 8.2 27.834.2% % 163 %19 occ
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Upper WenatcheePortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Upper WenatcheeWashington East Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
66,670%
1
640
341
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%164,675 ac
Federal: 99Land Ownership
State: 0Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 1 %NGO %97Undeveloped %
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Targets selected to meet goalsTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
East Cascades Mesic Montane Conifer Forest 483 ha 0.3 1.10.4% % 157 %45,672 haInter-Mountain Basins Montane Sagebrush Steppe 62 ha 0.1 0.40.1% % 204 %17,505 haLate Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 4,401 ha 1.4 2.81.7% % 114 %158,084 haNorth Pacific Avalanche Chute Shrubland 18 ha 0.3 1.60.4% % 223 %1,165 haNorth Pacific Dry and Mesic Alpine Dwarf-Shrubland, fellfield and Meadow
1,372 ha 13.2 43.816.1% % 291 %3,130 ha
North Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 2,590 ha 14.8 74.218.1% % 347 %3,491 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
4,234 ha 3.3 10.94.0% % 202 %38,824 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
239 ha 2.8 8.43.4% % 226 %2,838 ha
North Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
4,817 ha 24.2 120.929.5% % 333 %3,986 ha
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 1,919 ha 3.5 17.64.3% % 380 %10,907 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 19,160 ha 6.3 21.17.7% % 262 %90,828 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 5,476 ha 3.7 12.44.5% % 209 %44,199 haNorthern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 1,690 ha 1.4 4.81.8% % 172 %35,351 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
1,678 ha 0.4 1.30.5% % 129 %129,716 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Montane Grassland 842 ha 7.2 36.28.8% % 382 %2,327 ha
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Upper WenatcheePortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Grassland 55 ha 0.9 4.71.2% % 288 %1,160 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Parkland 7,192 ha 8.9 29.610.8% % 253 %24,333 haRocky Mountain Subalpine Mesic Spruce-Fir Forest and Woodland
128 ha 0.4 1.50.5% % 123 %8,664 ha
Rocky Mountain Subalpine-Montane Riparian Woodland 145 ha 6.7 33.38.1% % 367 %435 haTemperate Pacific Montane Wet Meadow 911 ha 0.9 4.41.1% % 239 %20,905 haWenatchee Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland
34,880 ha 7.7 25.89.4% % 193 %135,359 ha
SpeciesBirds
Bald Eagle nests Haliaeetus leucocephalus 1 occG4 0.4 1.00.5% % 129 %105 occGolden Eagle Aquila chrysaetos 3 occG5 6.1 7.97.5% % 100 %38 occNorthern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 8 occG5 2.9 21.13.6% % 329 %38 occNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 5 occG3 1.1 2.11.3% % 118 %234 occ
Vascular PlantsBrewer's Cliff-brake Pellaea breweri 1 occG5 20.0 7.724.4% % 38 %13 occFelwort Swertia perennis 1 occG5 100.0 7.7122.2% % 8 %13 occPeculiar Moonwort Botrychium paradoxum 1 occG2 50.0 7.761.1% % 8 %13 occSmoky Mountain Sedge Carex proposita 4 occG4 57.1 30.869.8% % 54 %13 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Bull Trout - Upper Columbia River RU Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 90 kmG3 4.1 5.0% % %Bull Trout - Upper Columbia River RU habitat Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 133 scoreG3 5.1 10.26.2% % 150 %1,312 scoreChinook Salmon - Upper Columbia River Spring Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha
pop. 1230 kmG5 3.6 4.4% % %
Chinook Salmon - Upper Columbia River Spring Run habitat
Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 12
697 scoreG5 7.7 25.79.4% % 228 %2,707 score
Sockeye Salmon - Lake Wenatchee Onchorhynchus nerka 24 kmGQ 53.9 65.9% % %Sockeye Salmon - Lake Wenatchee habitat Onchorhynchus nerka 118 scoreGQ 53.7 107.465.7% % 156 %110 scoreSteelhead - Upper Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 12 30 kmG5 2.0 2.4% % %Steelhead - Upper Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 12 384 scoreG5 6.5 12.97.9% % 128 %2,975 scoreWestslope Cutthroat Trout Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 50 kmG4 3.9 4.8% % %Westslope Cutthroat Trout habitat Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 249 scoreG4 3.9 7.94.8% % 132 %3,170 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
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Upper WenatcheePortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
FSOK1.1 1 occ 10.0 33.312.2% % 333 %3 occFSOK1.6 3 occ 17.9 56.821.9% % 267 %6 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteFreshwater
SpeciesFishes
Bull Trout - Upper Columbia River RU Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 49 kmG3 2.2 %Bull Trout - Upper Columbia River RU habitat Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 71 scoreG3 2.7 %Chinook Salmon - Upper Columbia River Spring Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha
pop. 1215 kmG5 1.8 %
Chinook Salmon - Upper Columbia River Spring Run habitat
Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 12
328 scoreG5 3.6 %
Sockeye Salmon - Lake Wenatchee Onchorhynchus nerka 11 kmGQ 24.0 %Sockeye Salmon - Lake Wenatchee habitat Onchorhynchus nerka 53 scoreGQ 24.0 %Steelhead - Upper Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 12 14 kmG5 0.9 %Steelhead - Upper Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 12 144 scoreG5 2.4 %Westslope Cutthroat Trout Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 24 kmG4 1.9 %Westslope Cutthroat Trout habitat Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 121 scoreG4 1.9 %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
FSOK1.6 4 occ 18.9 %
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Upper White RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Upper White RiverWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
57,152 0%0
1
44
497
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
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%141,166 ac
Federal: 93Land Ownership
State: 0Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 7 %NGO %99Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 7,239 ha 1.4 2.81.1% % 115 %257,493 haMount Rainier Lower Forest and Woodland 12,254 ha 2.9 9.82.2% % 119 %125,410 haMount Rainier Upper Forest and Woodland 34,670 ha 16.4 54.812.4% % 241 %63,320 haNorth Pacific Avalanche Chute Shrubland 17 ha 3.9 13.02.9% % 248 %128 haNorth Pacific Dry and Mesic Alpine Dwarf-Shrubland, fellfield and Meadow
274 ha 5.4 5.54.1% % 101 %5,000 ha
North Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 97 ha 1.1 3.80.9% % 149 %2,569 haNorth Pacific Hypermaritime Shrub and Herbaceous Headland
166 ha 31.8 105.824.0% % 216 %157 ha
North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
7,567 ha 0.6 2.00.5% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
4 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 120 %150,508 ha
North Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 8,950 ha 3.2 10.62.4% % 254 %84,414 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 18,874 ha 2.7 9.12.1% % 195 %206,665 haNorthern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 296 ha 3.9 9.92.9% % 213 %2,988 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
162 ha 0.8 2.30.6% % 116 %7,176 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Parkland 10,337 ha 26.9 89.720.3% % 316 %11,525 haSpecies
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Upper White RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
BirdsNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 6 occG3 0.3 0.70.3% % 106 %882 occ
Non-Vascular PlantsTholurna dissimilis Tholurna dissimilis 1 occG3 33.3 14.325.2% % 43 %7 occ
Vascular PlantsMount Rainier Lousewort Pedicularis rainierensis 6 occG2 24.0 24.018.1% % 96 %25 occObscure Indian-paintbrush Castilleja cryptantha 11 occG2 55.9 44.742.3% % 80 %25 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Chinook - Puget Sound Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 15
27 kmG5 1.2 0.9% % %
Chinook - Puget Sound habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 15
7 scoreG5 0.2 0.40.2% % 127 %1,644 score
Coastal Cutthroat Trout - Puget Sound Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 7
58 kmG4 1.0 0.8% % %
Coastal Cutthroat Trout - Puget Sound habitat Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 7
288 scoreG4 1.0 2.00.8% % 105 %14,075 score
Coho Salmon - Puget Sound/Straight of Georgia Onchorhynchus kisutch pop. 5 56 kmG4 0.8 0.6% % %Coho Salmon - Puget Sound/Straight of Georgia habitat Onchorhynchus kisutch pop. 5 253 scoreG4 0.7 1.50.5% % 116 %17,434 scorePink Salmon - Odd-year Onchorhynchus gorbuscha 1 kmG5 0.0 0.0% % %Pink Salmon - Odd-year habitat Onchorhynchus gorbuscha 1 scoreG5 0.0 0.00.0% % 109 %4,818 scoreSteelhead - Puget Sound Onchorhynchus mykiss 44 kmG5 1.0 0.7% % %Steelhead - Puget Sound habitat Onchorhynchus mykiss 221 scoreG5 1.0 1.90.7% % 115 %11,552 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
Cascades headwaters - basalt and volcanics, high elevation, moderate to high gradient, glacier influenced
1 occ 3.0 10.22.2% % 243 %7 occ
Cascades headwaters - granitic, high elevation, moderate to high gradient
1 occ 33.3 100.025.2% % 200 %1 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 256 ha 0.0 %
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Upper White RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Mount Rainier Lower Forest and Woodland 5,044 ha 1.2 %Mount Rainier Upper Forest and Woodland 1,129 ha 0.5 %North Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 33 ha 0.4 %North Pacific Hypermaritime Shrub and Herbaceous Headland
12 ha 2.2 %
North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
3,190 ha 0.3 %
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
66 ha 0.0 %
North Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 277 ha 0.1 %North Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 2,152 ha 0.3 %Northern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
22 ha 0.1 %
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Bull Trout - Coastal and Puget Sound Salvelinus confluentus pop. 3 5 kmG3 0.1 %Bull Trout - Coastal and Puget Sound habitat Salvelinus confluentus pop. 3 14 scoreG3 0.1 %Chinook - Puget Sound Oncorhynchus tshawytscha
pop. 1536 kmG5 1.6 %
Chinook - Puget Sound habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 15
5 scoreG5 0.2 %
Coastal Cutthroat Trout - Puget Sound Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 7
45 kmG4 0.8 %
Coastal Cutthroat Trout - Puget Sound habitat Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 7
225 scoreG4 0.8 %
Coho Salmon - Puget Sound/Straight of Georgia Onchorhynchus kisutch pop. 5 32 kmG4 0.5 %Coho Salmon - Puget Sound/Straight of Georgia habitat Onchorhynchus kisutch pop. 5 159 scoreG4 0.5 %Steelhead - Puget Sound Onchorhynchus mykiss 13 kmG5 0.3 %Steelhead - Puget Sound habitat Onchorhynchus mykiss 63 scoreG5 0.3 %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
Cascades headwaters - basalt and volcanics, high elevation, moderate to high gradient, glacier influenced
4 occ 15.3 %
Cascades headwaters - granitic, high elevation, moderate to high gradient
1 occ 33.3 %
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Upper YakimaPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Upper YakimaWashington East Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
77,387 1%2
5
370
3329
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%191,147 ac
Federal: 69Land Ownership
State: 1Local: 0
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 29 %NGO %92Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Targets selected to meet goalsTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
East Cascades Mesic Montane Conifer Forest 518 ha 0.3 1.10.4% % 157 %45,672 haLate Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 5,162 ha 1.6 3.31.7% % 114 %158,084 haNorth Pacific Avalanche Chute Shrubland 9 ha 0.2 0.80.2% % 223 %1,165 haNorth Pacific Dry and Mesic Alpine Dwarf-Shrubland, fellfield and Meadow
317 ha 3.0 10.13.2% % 291 %3,130 ha
North Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 2,028 ha 11.6 58.112.2% % 347 %3,491 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
2,685 ha 2.1 6.92.2% % 202 %38,824 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic Parkland 1 ha 39.0 117.041.1% % 300 %1 haNorth Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
106 ha 1.2 3.71.3% % 226 %2,838 ha
North Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
809 ha 4.1 20.34.3% % 333 %3,986 ha
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 2,385 ha 4.4 21.94.6% % 380 %10,907 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 17,256 ha 5.7 19.06.0% % 262 %90,828 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 6,892 ha 4.7 15.64.9% % 209 %44,199 haNorthern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 781 ha 0.7 2.20.7% % 172 %35,351 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
380 ha 0.1 0.30.1% % 129 %129,716 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Montane Grassland 386 ha 3.3 16.63.5% % 382 %2,327 ha
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Upper YakimaPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Grassland 28 ha 0.5 2.40.5% % 288 %1,160 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Parkland 6,782 ha 8.4 27.98.8% % 253 %24,333 haRocky Mountain Subalpine-Montane Riparian Woodland 8 ha 0.3 1.70.4% % 367 %435 haTemperate Pacific Montane Wet Meadow 245 ha 0.2 1.20.2% % 239 %20,905 haWenatchee Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland
19,179 ha 4.3 14.24.5% % 193 %135,359 ha
Yakima Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland 15,783 ha 3.1 10.23.2% % 152 %154,743 haSpeciesAmphibians
Larch Mountain Salamander Plethodon larselli 1 occG3 6.7 14.37.0% % 171 %7 occ
BirdsBald Eagle winter roost area Haliaeetus leucocephalus 21 haG4 4.4 2077.04.7% % 20900 %1 haNorthern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 6 occG5 2.2 15.82.3% % 329 %38 occNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 6 occG3 1.3 2.61.4% % 118 %234 occ
MammalsMountain Goat Oreamos americana 15,516 haG5 46.3 154.348.8% % 232 %10,053 ha
Vascular PlantsSwamp Gentian Gentiana douglasiana 2 occG4 100.0 15.4105.3% % 15 %13 occThompson's Pincushion Chaenactis thompsonii 3 occG2 10.0 6.010.5% % 46 %50 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Bull Trout - Middle Columbia River RU Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 22 kmG3 6.2 6.5% % %Bull Trout - Middle Columbia River RU habitat Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 79 scoreG3 9.3 18.69.8% % 131 %422 scoreChinook - Middle Columbia River Spring Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha
pop. 1956 kmG5 5.0 5.3% % %
Chinook - Middle Columbia River Spring Run habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 19
455 scoreG5 10.7 21.511.3% % 111 %2,121 score
Pygmy whitefish Prosopium coulteri 2 occG5 66.7 100.070.2% % 150 %2 occSteelhead - Middle Columbia habitat pop. 17 Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 17 304 scoreG5 8.2 16.58.7% % 122 %1,846 scoreSteelhead - Middle Columbia pop. 17 Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 17 73 kmG5 4.5 4.7% % %Westslope Cutthroat Trout Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 98 kmG4 10.6 11.2% % %Westslope Cutthroat Trout habitat Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 491 scoreG4 10.6 35.311.2% % 201 %1,388 score
Vascular PlantsLeafy Pondweed Potamogeton foliosus 1 occG5 14.3 14.315.0% % 57 %7 occ
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
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Upper YakimaPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
(2) Yakima forested small-order tributaries - sedimentary, mid-elevation, steep gradient
4 occ 20.7 68.921.8% % 133 %6 occ
(5) Headwaters - basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient 2 occ 3.1 10.53.3% % 163 %19 occ(6) Yakima forested headwaters - volcanic, mid-elevation, steep-gradient
3 occ 8.2 26.58.6% % 192 %13 occ
(901) Yakima forested small-order tributaries - alluvial, low-elevation, mixed gradient
1 occ 50.0 100.052.6% % 100 %1 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbia Basin Foothill Riparian Woodland and Shrubland
344 ha 8.2 %
East Cascades Mesic Montane Conifer Forest 2,065 ha 1.4 %Inter-Mountain Basins Montane Sagebrush Steppe 40 ha 0.0 %Late Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 772 ha 0.2 %North Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 530 ha 3.0 %North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
2,091 ha 1.6 %
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
199 ha 2.3 %
North Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
163 ha 0.8 %
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 181 ha 0.3 %North Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 1,452 ha 0.5 %North Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 1,141 ha 0.8 %Northern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 52 ha 0.0 %Northern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
2,893 ha 0.7 %
Northern Rocky Mountain Montane Grassland 16 ha 0.1 %Northern Rocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine Woodland and Savanna
78 ha 0.0 %
Temperate Pacific Montane Wet Meadow 542 ha 0.5 %Wenatchee Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland
2,161 ha 0.5 %
Yakima Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland 11,838 ha 2.3 %SpeciesBirds
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Upper YakimaPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Bald Eagle nests Haliaeetus leucocephalus 1 occG4 0.4 %Great Blue Heron Ardea herodias 1 occG5 9.1 %Northern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 1 occG5 0.4 %
MammalsMountain Goat Oreamos americana 141 haG5 0.4 %
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Bull Trout - Middle Columbia River RU Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 12 kmG3 3.2 %Bull Trout - Middle Columbia River RU habitat Salvelinus confluentus pop. 2 19 scoreG3 2.3 %Chinook - Middle Columbia River Spring Run Oncorhynchus tshawytscha
pop. 196 kmG5 0.5 %
Chinook - Middle Columbia River Spring Run habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 19
31 scoreG5 0.7 %
Pygmy whitefish Prosopium coulteri 1 occG5 33.3 %Steelhead - Middle Columbia habitat pop. 17 Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 17 16 scoreG5 0.4 %Steelhead - Middle Columbia pop. 17 Oncorhynchus mykiss pop. 17 6 kmG5 0.4 %Westslope Cutthroat Trout Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 5 kmG4 0.5 %Westslope Cutthroat Trout habitat Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi 25 scoreG4 0.5 %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(2) Yakima forested small-order tributaries - sedimentary, mid-elevation, steep gradient
1 occ 0.4 %
(6) Yakima forested headwaters - volcanic, mid-elevation, steep-gradient
1 occ 1.2 %
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Washougal RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Washougal RiverWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
20,928 1%3
05446
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%51,692 ac
Federal: 10Land Ownership
State: 44Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 46 %NGO %95Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbian Cascades Section Lower Forest and Woodland 9,240 ha 1.4 4.62.8% % 122 %201,839 haColumbian Cascades Section Upper Forest and Woodland
1,420 ha 0.4 1.40.9% % 199 %100,674 ha
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 655 ha 0.1 0.30.3% % 115 %257,493 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
2,713 ha 0.2 0.70.4% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
5,581 ha 1.1 3.72.3% % 120 %150,508 ha
North Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
108 ha 1.5 5.03.1% % 204 %2,179 ha
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 13 ha 0.0 0.10.1% % 232 %9,165 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 1,815 ha 0.3 0.90.5% % 195 %206,665 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Grassland 12 ha 0.3 1.10.7% % 225 %1,069 ha
SpeciesAmphibians
Cascade Torrent Salamander Rhyacotriton cascadae 4 occG3 5.1 8.010.5% % 100 %50 occLarch Mountain Salamander Plethodon larselli 2 occG3 2.7 3.65.6% % 104 %50 occ
Vascular PlantsBristly-stemmed Sidalcea Sidalcea hirtipes 1 occG2 33.3 4.068.8% % 12 %25 occ
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Washougal RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Fringed Grass-of-parnassus Parnassia fimbriata var. hoodiana
1 occG5 30.4 1.262.7% % 4 %50 occ
Howell's Fleabane Erigeron howellii 1 occG2 3.4 1.27.0% % 34 %50 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Chinook - Lower Columbia River Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
9 kmG5 0.5 1.1% % %
Chinook - Lower Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
18 scoreG5 0.6 1.21.2% % 131 %1,496 score
Chum Salmon - Columbia River Oncorhynchus keta pop. 3 2 kmG5 0.4 0.8% % %Chum Salmon - Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus keta pop. 3 11 scoreG5 0.5 0.90.9% % 126 %1,240 scoreCoho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 30 kmG4 0.8 1.7% % %
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast habitat
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 42 scoreG4 0.6 1.11.1% % 113 %3,824 score
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
47 kmG4 2.1 4.3% % %
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River habitat
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
234 scoreG4 2.1 4.24.3% % 117 %5,574 score
Steelhead - Lower Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
30 kmGQ 0.9 1.8% % %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
120 scoreGQ 1.5 3.03.1% % 132 %4,050 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(2) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, mod/high-gradient 2 occ 2.7 8.95.6% % 145 %22 occ(907) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient 1 occ 1.4 4.72.9% % 145 %22 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbian Cascades Section Lower Forest and Woodland 6,789 ha 1.0 %Columbian Cascades Section Upper Forest and Woodland
17 ha 0.0 %
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 637 ha 0.1 %
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Washougal RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
North Pacific Hypermaritime Shrub and Herbaceous Headland
4 ha 0.7 %
North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
2,322 ha 0.2 %
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
3,930 ha 0.8 %
North Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 26 ha 0.0 %SpeciesAmphibians
Cascade Torrent Salamander Rhyacotriton cascadae 1 occG3 1.3 %
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 1 kmG4 0.0 %
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast habitat
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 1 scoreG4 0.0 %
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
10 kmG4 0.4 %
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River habitat
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
48 scoreG4 0.4 %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
15 kmGQ 0.4 %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
33 scoreGQ 0.4 %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(2) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, mod/high-gradient 2 occ 2.2 %(907) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient 1 occ 0.5 %
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Whalehead RidgePortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Whalehead RidgeWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
6,575 0%0
06832
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%16,239 ac
Federal: 67Land Ownership
State: 1Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 32 %NGO %100Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Targets selected to meet goalsTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 472 ha 0.1 0.20.6% % 115 %257,493 haMount Rainier Lower Forest and Woodland 4,375 ha 1.0 3.56.9% % 119 %125,410 haMount Rainier Upper Forest and Woodland 1,823 ha 0.9 2.95.7% % 241 %63,320 haNorth Pacific Hardwood - Conifer Swamp 1 ha 0.0 0.00.1% % 149 %2,569 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
2,172 ha 0.2 0.61.1% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
1,279 ha 0.3 0.81.7% % 120 %150,508 ha
North Pacific Montane Grassland 22 ha 2.2 7.414.6% % 186 %300 haNorth Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
34 ha 0.5 1.63.1% % 204 %2,179 ha
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 104 ha 0.3 1.12.2% % 232 %9,165 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 62 ha 0.0 0.10.1% % 254 %84,414 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 2,484 ha 0.4 1.22.4% % 195 %206,665 ha
SpeciesBirds
Northern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 1 occG3 0.0 0.10.2% % 106 %882 occ
Non-Vascular PlantsLobaria linita Lobaria linita 1 occG4 20.0 14.3131.4% % 71 %7 occ
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Whalehead RidgePortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Additional targets occurring at the siteFreshwater
SpeciesFishes
Chinook - Lower Columbia River Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
5 kmG5 0.3 %
Chinook - Lower Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
1 scoreG5 0.0 %
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 4 kmG4 0.1 %
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast habitat
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 2 scoreG4 0.0 %
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
18 kmG4 0.8 %
Cutthroat Trout - Southwestern Washington/Columbia River habitat
Oncorhynchus clarki clarki pop. 2
88 scoreG4 0.8 %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
4 kmGQ 0.1 %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
3 scoreGQ 0.0 %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(905) Headwaters , basalt, high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
1 occ 0.5 %
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White Salmon RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
White Salmon RiverWashington East Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
45,729 0%3
1
43
6132
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%112,950 ac
Federal: 44Land Ownership
State: 24Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 32 %NGO %96Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Targets selected to meet goalsTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
East Cascades Mesic Montane Conifer Forest 238 ha 0.2 0.50.3% % 157 %45,672 haEastside Oak Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland
39,045 ha 6.9 23.012.3% % 160 %169,461 ha
Late Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 2,977 ha 0.9 1.91.7% % 114 %158,084 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
423 ha 0.3 1.10.6% % 202 %38,824 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
594 ha 6.9 20.912.4% % 226 %2,838 ha
North Pacific Montane Grassland 61 ha 26.6 87.847.4% % 210 %70 haNorth Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 249 ha 0.5 2.30.8% % 380 %10,907 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 2,497 ha 0.8 2.71.5% % 262 %90,828 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 8,591 ha 5.8 19.410.4% % 209 %44,199 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
8,742 ha 2.0 6.73.6% % 129 %129,716 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine Woodland and Savanna
913 ha 0.1 0.20.1% % 111 %468,719 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Grassland 211 ha 3.6 18.26.5% % 288 %1,160 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Parkland 276 ha 0.3 1.10.6% % 253 %24,333 haRocky Mountain Lodgepole Pine Forest 309 ha 0.1 0.30.2% % 124 %108,792 ha
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White Salmon RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Rocky Mountain Subalpine Mesic Spruce-Fir Forest and Woodland
889 ha 3.1 10.35.5% % 123 %8,664 ha
Temperate Pacific Montane Wet Meadow 69 ha 0.1 0.30.1% % 239 %20,905 haSpeciesAmphibians
Oregon Spotted Frog Rana pretiosa 1 occG2 3.7 4.06.6% % 104 %25 occWestern Toad Bufo boreas 3 occG4 7.0 23.112.4% % 208 %13 occ
BirdsBald Eagle nests Haliaeetus leucocephalus 1 occG4 0.4 1.00.7% % 129 %105 occNorthern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 2 occG5 0.7 5.31.3% % 329 %38 occNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 8 occG3 1.7 3.43.1% % 118 %234 occ
MammalsBat Roost/Hibernacula 1 occGQ 18.6 1.433.1% % 8 %13 occWestern Gray Squirrel Sciurus griseus 622 haG5 2.5 8.54.5% % 205 %7,319 ha
ReptilesCalifornia Mountain Kingsnake Lampropeltis zonata 1 occG4 12.5 7.722.3% % 54 %13 occ
Vascular PlantsBarrett's Beardtongue Penstemon barrettiae 1 occG2 9.1 4.016.2% % 40 %25 occDiffuse Stickseed Hackelia diffusa var. diffusa 1 occG4 25.0 7.744.6% % 31 %13 occGooseberry-leaved Alumroot Heuchera grossulariifolia var.
tenuifolia5 occG4 27.8 38.549.5% % 115 %13 occ
Pale Blue-eyed Grass Sisyrinchium sarmentosum 4 occG1 57.1 16.0101.8% % 28 %25 occSiskiyou False Hellebore Veratrum insolitum 1 occG3 100.0 7.7178.2% % 8 %13 occSuksdorf's Desert-parsley Lomatium suksdorfii 6 occG3 19.4 12.034.5% % 60 %50 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Tui Chub Gila bicolor 1 occG4 78.8 140.3% % %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(109) Headwaters, volcanics, mid/high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
1 occ 1.8 6.13.3% % 193 %15 occ
(2) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, mod/high-gradient 1 occ 0.0 0.00.0% % 145 %22 occ(55) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, mixed-gradient 1 occ 1.9 6.33.5% % 138 %13 occ(6) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, very high-gradient 1 occ 0.2 0.80.4% % 133 %9 occ
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White Salmon RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
(905) Headwaters , basalt, high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
2 occ 1.9 6.33.3% % 200 %31 occ
(911) Eastside headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient
1 occ 2.4 8.14.4% % 142 %12 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
East Cascades Mesic Montane Conifer Forest 120 ha 0.1 %Eastside Oak Shrub Steppe and Montane Forest and Woodland
3,686 ha 0.7 %
Late Seral Forest (>20 inch DBH) 310 ha 0.1 %North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
68 ha 0.1 %
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
1 ha 0.0 %
North Pacific Montane Grassland 19 ha 8.1 %North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 2 ha 0.0 %North Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 1 ha 0.0 %Northern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
1,624 ha 0.4 %
SpeciesBirds
Northern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 1 occG3 0.2 %White-Headed Woodpecker Picoides albolarvatus 1 occG4 4.2 %
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Pink Salmon - Odd-year Onchorhynchus gorbuscha 1 kmG5 0.1 %Pink Salmon - Odd-year habitat Onchorhynchus gorbuscha 1 scoreG5 0.1 %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(109) Headwaters, volcanics, mid/high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
1 occ 0.7 %
(2) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, mod/high-gradient 1 occ 0.0 %(55) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, mixed-gradient 1 occ 0.9 %
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White Salmon RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
(911) Eastside headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient
1 occ 2.9 %
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Wind RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Wind RiverWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
46,401 0%0
0
90
838
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
ha%%%%
%
%114,610 ac
Federal: 89Land Ownership
State: 3Local:
Indigenous:%%
%
%Private 8 %NGO %99Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbian Cascades Section Lower Forest and Woodland 21,675 ha 3.2 10.73.0% % 122 %201,839 haColumbian Cascades Section Upper Forest and Woodland
18,717 ha 5.6 18.65.2% % 199 %100,674 ha
East Cascades Mesic Montane Conifer Forest 104 ha 17.3 5.116.1% % 21 %2,035 haEast Cascades Oak-Pine Forest and Woodland 55 ha 25.8 85.824.0% % 314 %64 haLate Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 3,801 ha 0.7 1.50.7% % 115 %257,493 haNorth Pacific Broadleaf Landslide Forest and Shrubland 62 ha 0.8 2.70.7% % 233 %2,331 haNorth Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
12,873 ha 1.0 3.41.0% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
5,631 ha 1.1 3.71.0% % 120 %150,508 ha
North Pacific Montane Grassland 2 ha 0.2 0.60.2% % 186 %300 haNorth Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
668 ha 9.2 30.78.6% % 204 %2,179 ha
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 1,343 ha 4.4 14.64.1% % 232 %9,165 haNorth Pacific Mountain Hemlock Forest 177 ha 0.1 0.20.1% % 254 %84,414 haNorth Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 19,440 ha 2.8 9.42.6% % 195 %206,665 haNorthern California Mesic Subalpine Woodland 19 ha 0.3 0.70.2% % 213 %2,988 haNorthern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
1,513 ha 7.3 21.16.8% % 116 %7,176 ha
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Wind RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Dry Grassland 128 ha 3.6 12.03.3% % 225 %1,069 haRocky Mountain Lodgepole Pine Forest 56 ha 0.4 1.40.4% % 266 %4,123 haRocky Mountain Subalpine Mesic Spruce-Fir Forest and Woodland
314 ha 23.0 27.321.4% % 52 %1,150 ha
SpeciesAmphibians
Cascade Torrent Salamander Rhyacotriton cascadae 6 occG3 7.6 12.07.1% % 100 %50 occCope's Giant Salamander Dicamptodon copei 1 occG3 2.6 4.02.5% % 104 %25 occLarch Mountain Salamander Plethodon larselli 5 occG3 7.5 10.06.9% % 104 %50 occ
BirdsBand-Tailed Pigeon Columba fasciata 1 occG4 7.7 7.77.2% % 92 %13 occGreat Blue Heron Ardea herodias 1 occG5 11.1 7.710.3% % 62 %13 occNorthern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 10 occG5 14.7 26.313.7% % 108 %38 occNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 10 occG3 0.5 1.10.5% % 106 %882 occ
MollusksMalone Jumping-slug Hemphillia malonei 8 occG1 5.8 16.05.4% % 154 %50 occOregon Megomphix Megomphix hemphilli 1 occG2 0.5 2.00.5% % 132 %50 occ
Non-Vascular PlantsNephroma occultum Nephroma occultum 1 occG3 14.3 4.013.3% % 24 %25 occ
Vascular PlantsCold-water Corydalis Corydalis caseana ssp. aquae-
gelidae11 occG5 15.2 22.314.2% % 98 %50 occ
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Steelhead - Lower Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
29 kmGQ 0.8 0.8% % %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
282 scoreGQ 3.5 7.03.2% % 132 %4,050 score
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(109) Headwaters, volcanics, mid/high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
2 occ 3.4 11.43.2% % 193 %15 occ
(905) Headwaters , basalt, high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
1 occ 0.0 0.10.0% % 200 %31 occ
Additional targets occurring at the site
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Wind RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
TerrestrialTerrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbian Cascades Section Lower Forest and Woodland 1,777 ha 0.3 %Columbian Cascades Section Upper Forest and Woodland
339 ha 0.1 %
Late Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 153 ha 0.0 %North Pacific Broadleaf Landslide Forest and Shrubland 4 ha 0.1 %North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
940 ha 0.1 %
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
942 ha 0.2 %
North Pacific Montane Riparian Woodland and Shrubland CES204.866
94 ha 1.3 %
North Pacific Montane, Massive Bedrock, Cliff and Talus 27 ha 0.1 %North Pacific Western Hemlock-Silver Fir Forest 74 ha 0.0 %
SpeciesAmphibians
Larch Mountain Salamander Plethodon larselli 1 occG3 1.5 %
BirdsNorthern Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis caurina 1 occG3 0.1 %
FreshwaterSpeciesFishes
Chinook - Lower Columbia River Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
4 kmG5 0.3 %
Chinook - Lower Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus tshawytscha pop. 1
21 scoreG5 0.7 %
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 4 kmG4 0.1 %
Coho Salmon - Lower Columbia River/SW Washington Coast habitat
Oncorhynchus kisutch pop. 1 17 scoreG4 0.2 %
Pink Salmon - Odd-year Onchorhynchus gorbuscha 1 kmG5 0.1 %Pink Salmon - Odd-year habitat Onchorhynchus gorbuscha 1 scoreG5 0.1 %Steelhead - Lower Columbia Oncorhynchus mykiss
(pops.14, 26 & 27)59 kmGQ 1.7 %
Steelhead - Lower Columbia habitat Oncorhynchus mykiss (pops.14, 26 & 27)
257 scoreGQ 3.2 %
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Wind RiverPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(109) Headwaters, volcanics, mid/high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
4 occ 8.8 %
(905) Headwaters , basalt, high-elevation, mod/high-gradient
1 occ 0.9 %
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Winston CreekPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Winston CreekWashington West Cascades Ecoregion
GRank Abundance% of Total Known
Relative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion Goal
3,179 1%1
1
13365
Area:
Land Use/Land CoverAgricultureDeveloped
Water
GAP Management StatusGAP 1GAP 2GAP 3GAP 4
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%7,851 ac
Federal:Land Ownership
State: 35Local:
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%Private 65 %NGO %97Undeveloped %
Terrestrial/Freshwater Site
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Targets selected to meet goalsTerrestrial
Terrestrial Ecological Systems
Columbian Cascades Section Lower Forest and Woodland 2,567 ha 0.4 1.35.2% % 122 %201,839 haLate Seral Forest (>30 inch DBH) 10 ha 0.0 0.00.0% % 115 %257,493 haNorth Pacific Hypermaritime Shrub and Herbaceous Headland
6 ha 1.2 4.016.5% % 216 %157 ha
North Pacific Maritime Dry-Mesic Douglas-fir-Western Hemlock Forest
1,018 ha 0.1 0.31.1% % 130 %377,556 ha
North Pacific Maritime Mesic-Wet Douglas-fir - Western Hemlock Forest
1,279 ha 0.3 0.83.5% % 120 %150,508 ha
Northern Rocky Mountain Dry-Mesic Montane Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland
15 ha 0.1 0.20.9% % 116 %7,176 ha
SpeciesBirds
Bald Eagle nests Haliaeetus leucocephalus 1 occG4 1.3 2.717.2% % 100 %37 occ
Additional targets occurring at the siteFreshwater
SpeciesFishes
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Winston CreekPortfolio Site Summary, continued: % of Total
KnownRelative Abundance
Contribution to Goal
% of Goal Captured by Portfolio
Ecoregion GoalGRank Abundance
Chum Salmon - Columbia River habitat Oncorhynchus keta pop. 3 1 scoreG5 0.0 %
Freshwater Ecological Systems Class 1
(2) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, mod/high-gradient 1 occ 0.0 %(907) Headwaters, basalt, mid-elevation, high-gradient 1 occ 0.2 %
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