Recovery plan for the northern spotted owl - draft
Contributors: Northern Spotted Owl Recovery Team; U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; United States. Bureau of Land Management
Publisher: [U.S. Department of the Interior]
Published: 1992
Place of publication: Portland, Or.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 662
Subjects: Spotted owl; Wildlife conservation; Endangered species; Old growth forests; Birds; Conservation; Rare birds; Northern spotted owl
Notes: "April, 1992"

Three folded colored maps in pocket, entitled "Designated Conservation Areas," one each for Washington, Oregon, and California.

Includes bibliographical references throughout.

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Table of contents: title: Introduction. Northern spotted owl and the Endangered Species Act ; Interagency Scientific Committee ; Biological basis of the plan ; Means of achieving recovery; title: Biology and management of the northern spotted owl. Natural history of the northern spotted owl ; Status and threats ; Habitat status ; Population status ; Significant threats to the northern spotted owl ; Threats by province within Washington ; Threats by province within Oregon ; Threats by province within California ; Current management ; Forest Service ; Bureau of Land Management ; National Park Service ; Fish and Wildlife Service ; Sate of California ; State of Oregon ; State of Washington ; Indian Land; title: Recovery. Recovery objective and delisting criteria ; Principles followed in developing the plan ; Recovery plan; title: Implementation Schedule; title: Consideration of other species. List of species considered ; Benefits of the plan to other species ; Further surveys, inventory, and research; title: Literature cited; title: Appendices. Recommendations for population monitoring ; Suitable habitat for northern spotted owls: an update ; Demographic analysis of northern spotted owl populations ; Consideration of other species and ecosystem concerns ; Preparation of DCA management plans ; Forest protection guidelines for the northern spotted owl ; Managing stands for northern spotted owl habitat ; Economics and social considerations in the formulation of the northern spotted owl recovery plan ; Evaluation of alternatives for achieving recovery ; Designated conservation areas (size of the areas and numbers of northern spotted owls) ; Recovery team members and activities ; Glossary.