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Habitat Conservation Plan for Western Snowy Plovers (HCP)
Final HCP will go to the Oregon Parks and Recreation Commission at their May meeting
 
The Commission will decide whether the HCP is complete and ready to be submitted to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
 
The Habitat Conservation Plan (HCP) is a federal planning process that can provide OPRD with protection from federal actions for approved activities for Oregon's Ocean Shores.  OPRD has hired Jones & Stokes to complete the HCP.

Frequently Asked Questions
Why do a habitat conservation plan?  What will happen on the ocean shore, and when?  These questions, and more, are answered in the Frequently Asked Questions.
 
Some areas already have Plovers.  We'll improve the habitat in others and try to boost the population.  Take a look at the map to see an overview of the different areas.
 

Complete Final Document
February 2010 Habitat Conservation Plan (HCP)
 
Cover and Table of Contents
Section 1. Executive Summary 
Section 2. Introduction/Overview 
Section 3. Covered Activities 
Section 4. Natural History of & Factors Affecting Snowy Plover 
Section 5. Conservation Plan 
Section 6. Direct, Indirect, and Cumulative Effects 
Section 7. Implementation, Organization, and Structure 
Section 8. Alternative Actions Considered but Rejected 
Section 9. References 
Appendix A. Site Management Plan Outline 
Appendix B. Species Considered but Excluded 
Appendix C. Record of Public Involvement 
Appendix D. Recreational Activities Occurring on Covered Lands 
Appendix E. Activities Not Addressed in the HCPAppendix F. Recreation Management Area Descriptions 
Appendix G. Technical Memorandum
Appendix H. Implementation Agreement 
 

 
Page updated: June 25, 2010

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