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Project DocumentsDraft Habitat Conservation Plan (PDF) | HCP Umbrella Flyer (PDF)
Appendices| Appendix A - HCP Outreach Summary | Appendix B - Covered Species Description | Appendix C - Best Management Practices | Appendix D - Bridge Maintenance |
| Appendix E - Beaver Dam Management Plan | Appendix F - OSF Survey Protocol | Appendix G - Critical Habitat PCEs | Appendix H - Credit-Debit Methodology |
| Appendix I - Site Management Plan Template | Appendix J - Determination Letter and Certificate of Inclusion Template | Appendix K - Site Evaluation Protocol |
| Appendix L - Model Conservation Easement | Appendix M - Sample Conservation Land Schedule and Costs
Map
The HCP Permit Area includes all of unincorporated Thurston County that intersects habitat for the 4 covered species. Habitat is made up of gopher soils, prairie and Oregon spotted frog habitat.
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