Process EPA Uses to Develop Core Maps for Pesticide Use Limitation Areas

• Core map development process summary
• Species check out process
• Identification of species for core map development and how to check out species to develop core maps
• Table with priority species

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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) identifies geographically specific mitigations to protect federally listed endangered and threatened (“listed”) species and/or designated critical habitat from the use of a pesticide (or group of pesticides) and communicates those mitigations and where they apply using a web-based system called Bulletins Live! Two (BLT). The locations where those mitigations apply are called Pesticide Use Limitations Areas (PULAs). Thus, the purpose of a PULA is to identify areas where pesticide mitigations apply to conserve one or more listed species and/or designated critical habitat (if designated). PULAs focus on areas where pesticide exposures are likely to impact the continued existence of a listed species, which may include a reduction in survival or recovery of the species. Thus, PULAs are intended to focus mitigations to where they are needed to protect populations of listed species.

PULAs are based on “core maps” for a species. A core map identifies areas that are important to a species, which could be its range or its critical habitat, which are both areas defined by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS). Sometimes, species ranges are broad and may include areas that are not likely to currently contain a species, as well as areas that do. In those cases, the process EPA uses to develop core maps is intended to identify those portions within a species range that need to be conserved for a listed species and/or designated critical habitat and are relevant to pesticide mitigations  (and exclude areas that do not). When developing a PULA, areas next to the core map can then be added to account for pesticide movement from a use site into the core map area and/or impacts to prey, pollination, habitat and/or dispersal that reduce necessary elements for species survival/recovery.

Depending on the location and type of mitigation, a single PULA may include one or more species. EPA has developed a systematic process it plans to use when creating core maps based on the best available data for a species. The process is briefly summarized below and is described more in the core map process document (pdf) (3.8 MB) . The purpose of this approach is to create a transparent framework that developers can use that considers different types of available species data to develop a reasonable core map, resulting in PULAs based on the best information available for a species.

Core Map Development Process Summary

The process for developing a core map involves compiling available information, determining what type of information is most appropriate on which to base a core map, developing the map, and preparing documentation. These steps are briefly summarized below and are described further in EPA’s core map process document (pdf) (3.8 MB) .

1. Compile available information for a species: This step involves compiling information on a species that can be used to identify how best to develop a core map. Information for a species should be predominantly based on recent FWS documents available on the Environmental Conservation Online System (ECOS) website. This step also includes compiling known locations/occurrences of the species from FWS documentation and acquiring spatial data for species range and critical habitat (CH) from ECOS or EPA’s species and critical habitat data services.
2. Identify the most appropriate type of core map: This step involves identifying the type of core map most appropriate to represent areas necessary to conserve the species based on the information collected in Step 1. Core maps described in the mapping process document can be based on defined areas that FWS has already identified for a species, such as critical habitat or range. Core maps can also be based on biological information for a species (i.e., its preferred habitat, elevation, soil type, foraging range, etc.). A core map can be based only on a species’ range, critical habitat, or biological/location information, or a combination of these areas. For example, a critical habitat core map may be supplemented with additional areas that may be identified in FWS’ documentation or by occurrence data.
3. Develop the core map: This step involves developing a map to represent locations important to the conservation of a species based on the type of map identified in Step 2 using GIS software and spatial data. This step could be very simple if, for example, a species core map is based solely on a species’ range or critical habitat. This step could also be quite complicated in cases where core maps are based on species habitats, occurrence data, or other biological information. A more detailed process on developing a core map can be found in EPA’s core map mapping process document, available at the link below.
4. Documentation: The final step involves creating documentation that describes the development and supporting data of the core map. Documentation will ensure the transparency of the decision process and data used to generate the core map and will be used for the quality check review.

These steps are described in detail in the core map process document (pdf) (3.8 MB) .

Species Check Out Process

EPA is developing core maps and also recognizes that non-governmental entities may wish to develop core maps using EPA’s process. EPA has identified species needing core maps to support PULA development related to its Endangered Species Act Strategies and regulatory actions. EPA intends to develop core maps for all species that may need PULAs, but recognizes that developing maps for hundreds of species will take time. Therefore, EPA is prioritizing species with respect to timing of core map development with highest priority species identified as needing mitigations through a new active ingredient registration process and species included in Herbicide Strategy PULAs followed by species in Insecticide and Rodenticide Strategy PULAs. These priorities are only related to PULA development, and do not imply that any particular species is more or less of a priority to protect.

Species that are included in these priority areas are listed below. Individuals wanting to follow the approach described in the core map process document (pdf) (3.8 MB) can identify their species of interest by completing the information on the “Contact EPA PULA Core Maps Team” page. Please note that you will need the species Entity ID number from the species list below. To prevent multiple individuals from working on the same species, the requestor will receive a confirmation email from [email protected] that the species have been checked out from the list and development can begin. After finishing the core map, the GIS data, documentation, and other supporting materials can be uploaded to EPA’s GeoPlatform. EPA will create an EPA GeoPlatform account on behalf of the developer the first time a species is checked out and the developer will receive an email from [email protected] with their username and password. Additional details on how to upload materials to the GeoPlatform can be found in the core map process document (pdf) (3.8 MB) . The developer will receive an email two months after checking out species to confirm core map development is in progress. Three months after checking-out a species, those species will be automatically checked back in and made available again for a different individual to check-out. After sending materials for checked out species, an additional species may be selected using the same process.

The table with the species list will be updated routinely to add species as needed and reflect changes in the status (available, checked out, under review, interim, and final). Once a core map has gone through a quality assurance/quality control review and considered reasonable by EPA, the core map will be added to the available core map GIS layer.

Identification of Species for Core Map Development and How to Check Out Species to Develop Core Maps

1. Identify your species of interest from the table below (one at a time).
2. Contact us with your species selections by including information on the “Contact EPA PULA Core Maps Team” page.
3. Wait for the confirmation email from EPA PULA Core Maps Team. The email will come from [email protected] email address.
4. Finish your core map and share the information (GIS data, documentation, and other supporting materials) through GeoPlatform account on behalf of the developer the first time a species is checked out.

Table With Priority Species

Definition of status terms:

EntityID	Common Name	Scientific Name	EPA Species Group	ESA Workplan Group	Status	Documentation for Completed species
3	Columbian white-tailed deer	Odocoileus virginianus leucurus	Mammals	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
5	Black-footed ferret	Mustela nigripes	Mammals	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
6	San Joaquin kit fox	Vulpes macrotis mutica	Mammals	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
8	Florida panther	Puma (=Felis) concolor coryi	Mammals	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
9	Sonoran pronghorn	Antilocapra americana sonoriensis	Mammals	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
16	Morro Bay kangaroo rat	Dipodomys heermanni morroensis	Mammals	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
17	Salt marsh harvest mouse	Reithrodontomys raviventris	Mammals	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
28	Amargosa vole	Microtus californicus scirpensis	Mammals	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
30	Ocelot	Leopardus (=Felis) pardalis	Mammals	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
34	Choctawhatchee beach mouse	Peromyscus polionotus allophrys	Mammals	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
35	Perdido Key beach mouse	Peromyscus polionotus trissyllepsis	Mammals	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
37	Fresno kangaroo rat	Dipodomys nitratoides exilis	Mammals	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
38	Giant kangaroo rat	Dipodomys ingens	Mammals	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
39	Stephens' kangaroo rat	Dipodomys stephensi (incl. D. cascus)	Mammals	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
40	Tipton kangaroo rat	Dipodomys nitratoides nitratoides	Mammals	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
41	Alabama beach mouse	Peromyscus polionotus ammobates	Mammals	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
49	Point Arena mountain beaver	Aplodontia rufa nigra	Mammals	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
50	Anastasia Island beach mouse	Peromyscus polionotus phasma	Mammals	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
51	Pacific pocket mouse	Perognathus longimembris pacificus	Mammals	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
52	Preble's meadow jumping mouse	Zapus hudsonius preblei	Mammals	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
53	Southeastern beach mouse	Peromyscus polionotus niveiventris	Mammals	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
54	St. Andrew beach mouse	Peromyscus polionotus peninsularis	Mammals	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
55	Riparian brush rabbit	Sylvilagus bachmani riparius	Mammals	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
58	Buena Vista Lake ornate Shrew	Sorex ornatus relictus	Mammals	Vulnerable Species	Interim	Buena Vista Lake ornate Shrew Documentation (pdf) (3.37 MB)
59	Northern Idaho Ground Squirrel	Urocitellus brunneus	Mammals	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
60	Florida salt marsh vole	Microtus pennsylvanicus dukecampbelli	Mammals	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
62	Riparian woodrat (=San Joaquin Valley)	Neotoma fuscipes riparia	Mammals	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
63	San Bernardino Merriam's kangaroo rat	Dipodomys merriami parvus	Mammals	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
66	California condor	Gymnogyps californianus	Birds	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
68	Hawaiian crow	Corvus hawaiiensis	Birds	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
69	Hawaiian duck	Anas wyvilliana	Birds	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
73	Hawaiian goose	Branta (=Nesochen) sandvicensis	Birds	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
76	Hawaiian common gallinule	Gallinula galeata sandvicensis	Birds	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
85	Cape Sable seaside sparrow	Ammodramus maritimus mirabilis	Birds	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
87	Micronesian megapode	Megapodius laperouse	Birds	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
89	Masked bobwhite (quail)	Colinus virginianus ridgwayi	Birds	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
101	Puerto Rican plain Pigeon	Columba inornata wetmorei	Birds	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
108	Hawaiian coot	Fulica alai	Birds	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
111	Puerto Rican nightjar	Antrostomus noctitherus	Birds	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
115	San Clemente loggerhead shrike	Lanius ludovicianus mearnsi	Birds	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
121	Guam rail	Rallus owstoni	Birds	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
125	Crested caracara (Audubon''s) [FL DPS]	Polyborus plancus audubonii	Birds	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
129	Mexican spotted owl	Strix occidentalis lucida	Birds	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
140	Florida scrub-jay	Aphelocoma coerulescens	Birds	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
142	Northern spotted owl	Strix occidentalis caurina	Birds	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
156	Puerto Rican boa	Chilabothrus inornatus	Reptiles	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
166	New Mexican ridge-nosed rattlesnake	Crotalus willardi obscurus	Reptiles	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
202	Wyoming Toad	Anaxyrus baxteri	Amphibians	Vulnerable Species	Interim	Wyoming Toad Documentation (pdf) (708.13 KB)
260	Ozark cavefish	Amblyopsis rosae	Fish	Vulnerable Species	Checked Out
325	Higgins eye (pearlymussel)	Lampsilis higginsii	Aquatic Invertebrates	Insecticide Strategy	Available
328	Winged Mapleleaf	Quadrula fragosa	Aquatic Invertebrates	Vulnerable Species	Checked Out
331	Pink mucket (pearlymussel)	Lampsilis abrupta	Aquatic Invertebrates	Insecticide Strategy	Available
333	Curtis pearlymussel	Epioblasma florentina curtisii	Aquatic Invertebrates	Insecticide Strategy	Available
338	Rough pigtoe	Pleurobema plenum	Aquatic Invertebrates	Insecticide Strategy	Available
340	Orangefoot pimpleback (pearlymussel)	Plethobasus cooperianus	Aquatic Invertebrates	Insecticide Strategy	Available
342	Fat pocketbook	Potamilus capax	Aquatic Invertebrates	Insecticide Strategy	Available
343	Ouachita rock pocketbook	Arcidens wheeleri	Aquatic Invertebrates	Insecticide Strategy	Available
345	Scaleshell mussel	Leptodea leptodon	Aquatic Invertebrates	Vulnerable Species	Interim	Scaleshell mussel Documentation (pdf) (1.15 MB)
351	Tar River spinymussel	Parvaspina steinstansana	Aquatic Invertebrates	Insecticide Strategy	Available
352	Clubshell	Pleurobema clava	Aquatic Invertebrates	Insecticide Strategy	Available
363	Dwarf wedgemussel	Alasmidonta heterodon	Aquatic Invertebrates	Insecticide Strategy	Available
366	Purple bankclimber (mussel)	Elliptoideus sloatianus	Aquatic Invertebrates	Insecticide Strategy	Available
368	Fanshell	Cyprogenia stegaria	Aquatic Invertebrates	Insecticide Strategy	Available
371	Oval pigtoe	Pleurobema pyriforme	Aquatic Invertebrates	Insecticide Strategy	Available
373	Shinyrayed pocketbook	Hamiota subangulata	Aquatic Invertebrates	Insecticide Strategy	Available
374	Northern riffleshell	Epioblasma rangiana	Aquatic Invertebrates	Insecticide Strategy	Available
375	Fat threeridge (mussel)	Amblema neislerii	Aquatic Invertebrates	Insecticide Strategy	Available
385	Ochlockonee moccasinshell	Medionidus simpsonianus	Aquatic Invertebrates	Insecticide Strategy	Available
386	Chipola slabshell	Elliptio chipolaensis	Aquatic Invertebrates	Insecticide Strategy	Available
440	American burying beetle	Nicrophorus americanus	Terrestrial Invertebrates	Insecticide Strategy	Available
476	Madison Cave isopod	Antrolana lira	Aquatic Invertebrates	Vulnerable Species	Checked Out
508	Clara Hunt's milk-vetch	Astragalus clarianus	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
513	Star cactus	Astrophytum asterias	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
521	White sedge	Carex albida	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
531	La Graciosa thistle	Cirsium loncholepis	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Interim	La Graciosa thistle Documentation (pdf) (1 MB)
532	Vine Hill clarkia	Clarkia imbricata	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
539	Baker's larkspur	Delphinium bakeri	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
543	Santa Cruz Island dudleya	Dudleya nesiotica	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
551	Gentner's Fritillary	Fritillaria gentneri	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
558	Pecos (=puzzle, =paradox) sunflower	Helianthus paradoxus	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
562	Santa Cruz tarplant	Holocarpha macradenia	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
566	Contra Costa goldfields	Lasthenia conjugens	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
568	Spring Creek bladderpod	Lesquerella perforata	Plants	Vulnerable Species	Interim	Spring Creek bladderpod Documentation (pdf) (929.48 KB)
569	Zapata bladderpod	Physaria thamnophila	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
570	Pitkin Marsh lily	Lilium pardalinum ssp. pitkinense	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
573	Nipomo Mesa lupine	Lupinus nipomensis	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
578	Few-flowered navarretia	Navarretia leucocephala ssp. pauciflora (=N. pauciflora)	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
579	Many-flowered navarretia	Navarretia leucocephala ssp. plieantha	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
580	Colusa grass	Neostapfia colusana	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
582	Hairy Orcutt grass	Orcuttia pilosa	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
583	Slender Orcutt grass	Orcuttia tenuis	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
592	rough popcornflower	Plagiobothrys hirtus	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
593	Calistoga allocarya	Plagiobothrys strictus	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
595	Napa bluegrass	Poa napensis	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
599	Hartweg's golden sunburst	Pseudobahia bahiifolia	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
600	San Joaquin adobe sunburst	Pseudobahia peirsonii	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
615	Ashy dogweed	Thymophylla tephroleuca	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
628	Price''s potato-bean	Apios priceana	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
631	Dwarf Bear-poppy	Arctomecon humilis	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
636	Mead's milkweed	Asclepias meadii	Plants	Vulnerable Species	Interim	Mead's milkweed Documentation (pdf) (2.47 MB)
637	Four-petal pawpaw	Asimina tetramera	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
642	Jesup's milk-vetch	Astragalus robbinsii var. jesupii	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Interim	Jesup's milk-vetch Documentation (pdf) (634.35 KB)
643	Hairy rattleweed	Baptisia arachnifera	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
644	Virginia round-leaf birch	Betula uber	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
647	Sonoma sunshine	Blennosperma bakeri	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
651	Texas poppy-mallow	Callirhoe scabriuscula	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
653	Brooksville bellflower	Campanula robinsiae	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
663	Garber's spurge	Chamaesyce garberi	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
666	Sonoma spineflower	Chorizanthe valida	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
670	Pismo clarkia	Clarkia speciosa ssp. immaculata	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
675	Short-leaved rosemary	Conradina brevifolia	Plants	Vulnerable Species	Checked Out
678	Salt marsh bird's-beak	Cordylanthus maritimus ssp. maritimus	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
679	Palmate-bracted bird's beak	Cordylanthus palmatus	Plants	Vulnerable Species	Checked Out
682	Lee pincushion cactus	Coryphantha sneedii var. leei	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
683	Sneed pincushion cactus	Coryphantha sneedii var. sneedii	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
695	Scrub mint	Dicerandra frutescens	Plants	Vulnerable Species	Checked Out
709	Gypsum wild-buckwheat	Eriogonum gypsophilum	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
712	Contra Costa wallflower	Erysimum capitatum var. angustatum	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
740	Highlands scrub hypericum	Hypericum cumulicola	Plants	Vulnerable Species	Checked Out
744	Cooley's water-willow	Justicia cooleyi	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
752	Scrub blazingstar	Liatris ohlingerae	Plants	Vulnerable Species	Checked Out
754	Sebastopol meadowfoam	Limnanthes vinculans	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
761	White birds-in-a-nest	Macbridea alba	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
764	Mohr's Barbara's buttons	Marshallia mohrii	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
777	MacFarlane's four-o'clock	Mirabilis macfarlanei	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
784	Antioch Dunes evening-primrose	Oenothera deltoides ssp. howellii	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
785	California Orcutt grass	Orcuttia californica	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
786	San Joaquin Valley Orcutt grass	Orcuttia inaequalis	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
787	Sacramento Orcutt grass	Orcuttia viscida	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
789	Papery whitlow-wort	Paronychia chartacea	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
803	Lewton's polygala	Polygala lewtonii	Plants	Vulnerable Species	Checked Out
804	Wireweed	Polygonella basiramia	Plants	Vulnerable Species	Checked Out
805	Sandlace	Polygonella myriophylla	Plants	Vulnerable Species	Checked Out
809	Scrub plum	Prunus geniculata	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
816	Chapman rhododendron	Rhododendron chapmanii	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
818	Bunched arrowhead	Sagittaria fasciculata	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
824	Colorado hookless Cactus	Sclerocactus glaucus	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
825	Mesa Verde cactus	Sclerocactus mesae-verdae	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
837	Navasota ladies-tresses	Spiranthes parksii	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
858	Greene's tuctoria	Tuctoria greenei	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
859	Solano grass	Tuctoria mucronata	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
872	Large-fruited sand-verbena	Abronia macrocarpa	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
881	Marsh Sandwort	Arenaria paludicola	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
885	Applegate's milk-vetch	Astragalus applegatei	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
892	Florida bonamia	Bonamia grandiflora	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
901	Pygmy fringe-tree	Chionanthus pygmaeus	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
904	Florida golden aster	Chrysopsis floridana	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
907	Pigeon wings	Clitoria fragrans	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
920	Leafy prairie-clover	Dalea foliosa	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
922	Beautiful pawpaw	Deeringothamnus pulchellus	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
923	Rugel's pawpaw	Deeringothamnus rugelii	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
924	Smooth coneflower	Echinacea laevigata	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
929	Scrub buckwheat	Eriogonum longifolium var. gnaphalifolium	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
930	Clay-Loving wild buckwheat	Eriogonum pelinophilum	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
932	Snakeroot	Eryngium cuneifolium	Plants	Vulnerable Species	Checked Out
940	Monterey gilia	Gilia tenuiflora ssp. arenaria	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
945	Schweinitz's sunflower	Helianthus schweinitzii	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
949	Peter's Mountain mallow	Iliamna corei	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
950	Dwarf lake iris	Iris lacustris	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
969	Michigan monkey-flower	Mimulus michiganensis	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
972	Spreading navarretia	Navarretia fossalis	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
974	Britton's beargrass	Nolina brittoniana	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
978	Blowout penstemon	Penstemon haydenii	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
982	Godfrey's butterwort	Pinguicula ionantha	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
989	Tiny polygala	Polygala smallii	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
992	Michaux's sumac	Rhus michauxii	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
994	Alabama canebrake pitcher-plant	Sarracenia rubra ssp. alabamensis	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
995	Mountain sweet pitcher-plant	Sarracenia rubra ssp. jonesii	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
996	American chaffseed	Schwalbea americana	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
997	Florida skullcap	Scutellaria floridana	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
998	Large-flowered skullcap	Scutellaria montana	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1003	Houghton's goldenrod	Solidago houghtonii	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1015	Carter's mustard	Warea carteri	Plants	Vulnerable Species	Checked Out
1017	Tennessee yellow-eyed grass	Xyris tennesseensis	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1019	Seabeach amaranth	Amaranthus pumilus	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1020	Holmgren milk-vetch	Astragalus holmgreniorum	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1022	Springville clarkia	Clarkia springvillensis	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1023	Pennell's bird's-beak	Cordylanthus tenuis ssp. capillaris	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1024	Longspurred mint	Dicerandra cornutissima	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1026	Steamboat buckwheat	Eriogonum ovalifolium var. williamsiae	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1028	Virginia sneezeweed	Helenium virginicum	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1030	Huachuca water-umbel	Lilaeopsis schaffneriana var. recurva	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1031	Scrub lupine	Lupinus aridorum	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1036	Ruth's golden aster	Pityopsis ruthii	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1039	Virginia spiraea	Spiraea virginiana	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1043	Crenulate lead-plant	Amorpha crenulata	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1044	Small's milkpea	Galactia smallii	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1045	Texas prairie dawn-flower	Hymenoxys texana	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1046	Garrett's mint	Dicerandra christmanii	Plants	Vulnerable Species	Checked Out
1048	Alabama leather flower	Clematis socialis	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1055	Kern mallow	Eremalche kernensis	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1058	Mountain golden heather	Hudsonia montana	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1064	Kral's water-plantain	Sagittaria secundifolia	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1073	Ute ladies'-tresses	Spiranthes diluvialis	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1076	Shale barren rock cress	Boechera serotina	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1078	California jewelflower	Caulanthus californicus	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1081	Butte County meadowfoam	Limnanthes floccosa ssp. californica	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1082	Bakersfield cactus	Opuntia treleasei	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1087	Guthrie's (=Pyne's) ground-plum	Astragalus bibullatus	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1088	Shivwits milk-vetch	Astragalus ampullarioides	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1090	San Jacinto Valley crownscale	Atriplex coronata var. notatior	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1119	Gaviota Tarplant	Deinandra increscens ssp. villosa	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1123	San Joaquin wooly-threads	Monolopia (=Lembertia) congdonii	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1145	Gambel's watercress	Rorippa gambellii	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1153	White irisette	Sisyrinchium dichotomum	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1165	Etonia rosemary	Conradina etonia	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1219	Florida perforate cladonia	Cladonia perforata	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1222	Nightingale reed warbler (old world warbler)	Acrocephalus luscinia	Birds	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
1228	Knieskern's Beaked-rush	Rhynchospora knieskernii	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1229	Deltoid spurge	Chamaesyce deltoidea ssp. deltoidea	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1234	Florida ziziphus	Ziziphus celata	Plants	Vulnerable Species	Checked Out
1235	Avon Park harebells	Crotalaria avonensis	Plants	Vulnerable Species	Checked Out
1240	Pygmy Rabbit	Brachylagus idahoensis	Mammals	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1262	Large-flowered woolly meadowfoam	Limnanthes pumila ssp. grandiflora	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1263	Cook's lomatium	Lomatium cookii	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1369	Fuzzy pigtoe	Pleurobema strodeanum	Aquatic Invertebrates	Insecticide Strategy	Available
1378	Scotts Valley spineflower	Chorizanthe robusta var. hartwegii	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1415	White fringeless orchid	Platanthera integrilabia	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1525	Florida semaphore Cactus	Consolea corallicola	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1535	Sand flax	Linum arenicola	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1678	Bracted twistflower	Streptanthus bracteatus	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1710	Fleshy-fruit gladecress	Leavenworthia crassa	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
1881	Whorled Sunflower	Helianthus verticillatus	Plants	Vulnerable Species	Interim	Whorled Sunflower Documentation (pdf) (1020.05 KB)
2211	Aboriginal Prickly-apple	Harrisia (=Cereus) aboriginum (=gracilis)	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
3194	Roy Prairie pocket gopher	Thomomys mazama glacialis	Mammals	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
3645	Rabbitsfoot	Quadrula cylindrica cylindrica	Aquatic Invertebrates	Insecticide Strategy	Available
3722	Louisiana pinesnake	Pituophis ruthveni	Reptiles	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
4042	Choctaw bean	Obovaria choctawensis	Aquatic Invertebrates	Insecticide Strategy	Available
4074	Yellow lance	Elliptio lanceolata	Aquatic Invertebrates	Insecticide Strategy	Available
4228	Penasco least chipmunk	Tamias minimus atristriatus	Mammals	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
4237	Elfin-woods warbler	Setophaga angelae	Birds	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
4253	Pineland sandmat	Chamaesyce deltoidea pinetorum	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
4296	Streaked Horned lark	Eremophila alpestris strigata	Birds	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
4395	Everglades bully	Sideroxylon reclinatum ssp. austrofloridense	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
4490	Spectaclecase (mussel)	Cumberlandia monodonta	Aquatic Invertebrates	Insecticide Strategy	Available
4565	White Bluffs bladderpod	Physaria douglasii ssp. tuplashensis	Plants	Vulnerable Species	Checked Out
4712	Florida pineland crabgrass	Digitaria pauciflora	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
5170	Friendly Ground-Dove	Gallicolumba stairi	Birds	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
5210	New Mexico meadow jumping mouse	Zapus hudsonius luteus	Mammals	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
5233	Blodgett's silverbush	Argythamnia blodgettii	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
5273	Florida prairie-clover	Dalea carthagenensis floridana	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
5281	Snuffbox mussel	Epioblasma triquetra	Aquatic Invertebrates	Insecticide Strategy	Available
5358	Tiehm's buckwheat	Eriogonum tiehmii	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
6062	Rayed Bean	Villosa fabalis	Aquatic Invertebrates	Insecticide Strategy	Available
6097	Black pinesnake	Pituophis melanoleucus lodingi	Reptiles	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
6490	Umtanum desert buckwheat	Eriogonum codium	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
6617	Neches River rose-mallow	Hibiscus dasycalyx	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
6672	Georgia rockcress	Arabis georgiana	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
6841	Slabside Pearlymussel	Pleuronaia dolabelloides	Aquatic Invertebrates	Insecticide Strategy	Available
7167	Kentucky glade cress	Leavenworthia exigua laciniata	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
7220	DeBeque phacelia	Phacelia submutica	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
7349	Southern Sandshell	Hamiota australis	Aquatic Invertebrates	Insecticide Strategy	Available
7816	Sheepnose Mussel	Plethobasus cyphyus	Aquatic Invertebrates	Insecticide Strategy	Available
7949	Southern kidneyshell	Ptychobranchus jonesi	Aquatic Invertebrates	Insecticide Strategy	Available
8336	Cape Sable Thoroughwort	Chromolaena frustrata	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
8392	Missouri bladderpod	Physaria filiformis	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
8683	Olympia pocket gopher	Thomomys mazama pugetensis	Mammals	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
8684	Tenino pocket gopher	Thomomys mazama tumuli	Mammals	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
8685	Yelm pocket gopher	Thomomys mazama yelmensis	Mammals	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
9337	Greater sage-grouse	Centrocercus urophasianus	Birds	Herbicide Strategy	Available
9338	Pariette cactus	Sclerocactus brevispinus	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
9721	Florida bristle fern	Trichomanes punctatum ssp. floridanum	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
9929	Gierisch mallow	Sphaeralcea gierischii	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
9965	Wright's marsh thistle	Cirsium wrightii	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
10078	Pacific Marten, Coastal Distinct Population Segment	Martes caurina	Mammals	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
10582	Mao (= maomao) (honeyeater)	Gymnomyza samoensis	Birds	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
11016	South Llano Springs moss	Donrichardsia macroneuron	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
11017	Navasota False Foxglove	Agalinis navasotensis	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
11023	swale paintbrush	Castilleja ornata	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
11260	Sierra Nevada red fox	Vulpes vulpes necator	Mammals	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
11513	Arizona eryngo	Eryngium sparganophyllum	Plants	Herbicide Strategy	Available
11674	Lesser prairie-chicken	Tympanuchus pallidicinctus	Birds	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
11675	Lesser prairie-chicken	Tympanuchus pallidicinctus	Birds	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
11729	California spotted Owl	Strix occidentalis occidentalis	Birds	Rodenticide Strategy	Available
11730	California spotted Owl	Strix occidentalis occidentalis	Birds	Rodenticide Strategy	Available