CA SWAP 2015 Priorities Implemented in California by CDFW Grant Programs - 2015-2020

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A total of 109 Prop 1, 62 SWG, 63 Traditional ESA Section 6, and 51 Non-Traditional ESA Section 6 projects were analyzed from the years 2015-2018, 2015-2020, 2015-2020, and 2015-2019, respectively, in order to answer the following questions for each project (which resulted in qualitative data): 1. Is the geographic scale of this project statewide? If so, proceed to question 12; otherwise, proceed to question 2. 2. For a project not spanning the entire state, would it directly benefit anadromous fishes? If not, proceed to question 4; otherwise, proceed to question 3. 3. For a project directly benefitting anadromous fishes, enter the salmonid ecoregion/s (see SWAP 2015 Figure 6.4-1) in which the project would be located, as well as the conservation target/s it would address, and the conservation strategy/strategies it would apply to those target/s (may enter more than one; these correspond to SWAP 2015 Table 6.7-1, on pages 6-19 to 6-20). If this is a multibenefit project, proceed to question 4. Otherwise, there are no further questions. 4. For a project neither spanning the entire state nor directly benefitting anadromous fishes: a. Enter the geographic province/s that would bound the project site (may enter more than one; these correspond to SWAP 2015 Figure 1.5-1, on page 1-14), as well as the ecoregion/s and/or marine conservation units in which the project would be located (may enter more than one; these correspond to SWAP 2015 Figure 1.5-2, on page 1-16): b. Also, enter the hydrologic unit/s in which the project would be located (may enter more than one; these correspond to SWAP 2015 Figure 1.5-3, on page 1-17; note: hydrologic units overlap with ecoregions). 5. For a project not directly benefitting anadromous fishes that would be sited in the Bay Delta & Central Coast geographic province (proceed to questions 6-11 for other locations), enter the conservation target/s it would address, under the appropriate conservation unit/s (may enter more than one; these correspond to SWAP 2015 Figure 5.3-2, page 5.3-10, and Table 5.3-1, pages 5.3-12 to 5.3-13). Also, enter the key ecological attribute/s of (may enter more than one; these correspond to SWAP 2015 Table 5.3-2, page 5.3-15) and pressure/s on the target/s (may enter more than one; these correspond to SWAP 2015 Table 5.3-11, pages 5.3-59 to 5.3-60) it would address. Finally, enter the conservation strategy/strategies that would be applied to the conservation target/s to change the pressure/s on their key ecological attributes (may enter more than one; these correspond to SWAP 2015 Table 5.3-11, pages 5.3-59 to 5.3-60). 6. For a project not directly benefitting anadromous fishes that would be sited in the Cascades & Modoc Plateau geographic province (proceed to questions 7-11 for other locations), enter the conservation target/s it would address, under the appropriate conservation unit/s (may enter more than one; these correspond to SWAP 2015 Table 5.2-1, pages 5.2-9 to 5.2-11). Also, enter the key ecological attribute/s of (may enter more than one; these correspond to SWAP 2015 Table 5.2-2, page 5.2-13) and pressure/s on the target/s (may enter more than one; these correspond to SWAP 2015 Table 5.2-11, page 5.2-53) it would address. Finally, enter the conservation strategy/strategies that would be applied to the conservation target/s to change the pressure/s on their key ecological attributes (may enter more than one; these correspond to SWAP 2015 Table 5.2-11, page 5.2-53). 7. For a project not directly benefitting anadromous fishes that would be sited in the Central Valley & Sierra Nevada geographic province (proceed to questions 8-11 for other locations), enter the conservation target/s it would address, under the appropriate conservation unit/s (may enter more than one; these correspond to SWAP 2015 Table 5.4-1, pages 5.4-12 to 5.4-17). Also, enter the key ecological attribute/s of (may enter more than one; these correspond to SWAP 2015 Table 5.4-2, page 5.4-18) and pressure/s on the target/s (may enter more than one; these correspond to SWAP 2015 Table 5.4-18, pages 5.4-91 to 5.4-93) it would address. Finally, enter the conservation strategy/strategies that would be applied to the conservation target/s to change the pressure/s on their key ecological attributes (may enter more than one; these correspond to SWAP 2015 Table 5.4-18, pages 5.4-91 to 5.4-93). 8. For a project not directly benefitting anadromous fishes that would be sited in the Deserts geographic province (proceed to questions 9-11 for other locations), enter the conservation target/s it would address, under the appropriate conservation unit/s (may enter more than one; these correspond to SWAP 2015 Table 5.6-1, pages 5.6-11 to 5.6-13). Also, enter the key ecological attribute/s of (may enter more than one; these correspond to SWAP 2015 Table 5.6-2, page 5.6-14) and pressure/s on the target/s (may enter more than one; these correspond to SWAP 2015 Table 5.6-17, pages 5.6-75 to 5.6-77) it would address. Finally, enter the conservation strategy/strategies that would be applied to the conservation target/s to change the pressure/s on their key ecological attributes (may enter more than one; these correspond to SWAP 2015 Table 5.6-17, pages 5.6-75 to 5.6-77). 9. For a project not directly benefitting anadromous fishes that would be sited in the Marine geographic province (proceed to questions 10-11 for other locations), enter the conservation target/s it would address, under the appropriate conservation unit/s (may enter more than one; these correspond to SWAP 2015 Section 5.7.2, page 5.7-6). Also, enter the key ecological attribute/s of (may enter more than one; these correspond to SWAP 2015 Table 5.7-4, page 5.7-27) and pressure/s on the target/s (may enter more than one; these correspond to SWAP 2015 Table 5.7-4, page 5.7-27) it would address. Finally, enter the conservation strategy/strategies that would be applied to the conservation target/s to change the pressure/s on their key ecological attributes (may enter more than one; these correspond to SWAP 2015 Table 5.7-4, page 5.7-27; note: SWAP 2015 conservation strategies were initially only developed for the Embayments, Estuaries, Lagoons target). 10. For a project not directly benefitting anadromous fishes that would be sited in the North Coast & Klamath geographic province (proceed to question 11 for the South Coast), enter the conservation target/s it would address, under the appropriate conservation unit/s (may enter more than one; these correspond to SWAP 2015 Table 5.1-1, pages 5.1-9 to 5.1-12). Also, enter the key ecological attribute/s of (may enter more than one; these correspond to SWAP 2015 Table 5.1-2, page 5.1-13) and pressure/s on the target/s (may enter more than one; these correspond to SWAP 2015 Table 5.1-16, pages 5.1-79 to 5.1-81) it would address. Finally, enter the conservation strategy/strategies that would be applied to the conservation target/s to change the pressure/s on their key ecological attributes (may enter more than one; these correspond to SWAP 2015 Table 5.1-16, pages 5.1-79 to 5.1-81). 11. For a project not directly benefitting anadromous fishes that would be sited in the South Coast geographic province, enter the conservation target/s it would address, under the appropriate conservation unit/s (may enter more than one; these correspond to SWAP 2015 Table 5.5-1, page 5.5-9). Also, enter the key ecological attribute/s of (may enter more than one; these correspond to SWAP 2015 Table 5.5-2, page 5.5-10) and pressure/s on the target/s (may enter more than one; these correspond to SWAP 2015 Table 5.5-170, pages 5.5-39 to 5.5-40) it would address. Finally, enter the conservation strategy/strategies that would be applied to the conservation target/s to change the pressure/s on their key ecological attributes (may enter more than one; these correspond to SWAP 2015 Table 5.5-170, pages 5.5-39 to 5.5-40). 12. For a statewide project directly benefitting anadromous fishes (for a statewide project not benefitting anadromous fishes, skip to question 13), enter the conservation target/s it would address and the conservation strategy/strategies it would apply to those target/s (may enter more than one; these correspond to SWAP 2015 Table 6.7-1, on pages 6-19 to 6-20). 13. For a statewide project not directly benefitting anadromous fishes, enter the sub-goal/s it would address, under the appropriate goal/s (may enter more than one; these correspond to SWAP 2015, page 4-3). This data and metadata were submitted by California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) Staff though the Data Management Plan (DMP) framework with the id: DMP000522. For more information, please visit https://wildlife.ca.gov/Data/Sci-Data.

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53 California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) Data Management Plan (DMP) metadata worksheet. For more information on scientific data in CDFW please visit https://wildlife.ca.gov/Data/Sci-Data. https://data.cnra.ca.gov/dataset/9cb3302f-7adc-4aaa-b605-c375641671ad/resource/ba33427a-e53a-4d4d-a992-6081e481190b/download/cdfw-dmp-metadata-worksheet.xlsx
57 This zipped folder includes files with the following extensions: SWAP DATA/APPENDIX F_NT SEC, SWAP DATA/APPENDIX C_PROP 1 VS, SWAP, SWAP DATA/APPENDIX E_TR SEC, 6 VS, PDF, SWAP DATA/APPENDIX D_SWG VS. https://data.cnra.ca.gov/dataset/9cb3302f-7adc-4aaa-b605-c375641671ad/resource/ef4bce77-d56d-48b7-a54d-7aba745b660c/download/data.zip

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  • dmp
  • california-department-of-fish-and-wildlife
  • conservation
  • swap
  • state-wildlife-action-plan
  • plan-implementation
  • adaptive-management

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