Biological Monitoring Program, Western Riverside Multiple Species Habitat Conservation Plan 20181116 vector digital data https://www.wildlife.ca.gov/Data/BIOS ftp://ftp.wildlife.ca.gov/BDB/GIS/BIOS/Public_Datasets/1000_1099/ds1093.zip This dataset was extracted from the Western Riverside County Multiple Species Conservation Plan (MSHCP) Biological Monitoring Program’s central database and includes data collected during field activities conducted by the Monitoring Program in calendar years 2005-2017. Field activities included surveys for one or more of the MSHCP's 146 covered species and vegetation monitoring for the purpose of assessing community change or for assessing habitat for covered species. All surveys were conducted within the MSHCP Conservation Area, as established in the year of the surveys. However, data in this dataset represent observations made within the boundaries of the Conservation Area as it existed in 2017. A buffer of 30 meters around Conservation Area boundaries is allowed to account for error in GPS coordinates recorded in the field. This dataset is intended for distribution to the general public, researchers, government, and commercial users as documentation of species presence at a specific place and time. These data may be useful for modeling species-habitat associations, documenting species distributions, and any other presence-only data applications. These data document locations of non-native plant species at specific places and times. They can be useful for modeling species-habitat associations, documenting species distributions, and any other presence-only data applications. 20170101 20171231 Western Riverside County Complete Annually -117.658993 -116.590780 34.049519 33.420795 None Western Riverside County California species animal invertebrate inventory monitoring plant observation ISO 19115 Topic Categories inlandWaters None California Riverside None Access Constraints: These data are available to members of the general public, researchers, government, and commercial users. No portion of this dataset, nor any prior dataset released by the Biological Monitoring Program, should be redistributed without prior written approval from the Biological Monitoring Program or the Western Riverside County Regional Conservation Authority. Biological Monitoring Program, Western Riverside Multiple Species Habitat Conservation Plan Rosamonde Cook Data Manager mailing and physical

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Riverside California 92507 US 951-320-2168 rcook@biomonitoringrca.org 8:00 AM - 6:30 PM Version 6.2 (Build 9200) ; Esri ArcGIS 10.6.1.9270 Vector Entity point 5470 NAD 1983 California Teale Albers 34.0 40.5 -120.0 0.0 0.0 -4000000.0 coordinate pair 0.000000003754707655900803 0.000000003754707655900803 meter D North American 1983 GRS 1980 6378137.0 298.257222101 ds1093 Feature Class ESRI TSN The Taxonomic Serial Number of the taxon as listed in the Integrated Taxonomic Information System. Online at http://www.itis.gov/. Negative values represent taxa that are not in ITIS. The Biological Monitoring Program Central Database Observer The name of the person who made the observation. The Biological Monitoring Program Central Database OBJECTID Object ID SName The Latin or scientific name of the species observed, updated to the most current standard. The Biological Monitoring Program Central Database CName The common name of the species observed. The Biological Monitoring Program Central Database SurveyRow A unique numeric identifier assigned to each survey record in the source database. Biological Monitoring Program Central Database SurveyYear The year of the survey. Biological Monitoring Program Central Database SurvDate The date that a species observation was made. Format = mm/dd/yyyy. The Biological Monitoring Program Central Database Station The name of the survey station as used in the source database. The Biological Monitoring Program Central Database AreaUnits The units of measure for Area and TextArea. The Biological Monitoring Program Central Database Protocol The name of the survey protocol as used in the source database. Biological Monitoring Program Central Database Count The exact number of individuals of a given species, age, and sex observed during a survey. Counts of Engelmann oaks are of adult trees only. The Biological Monitoring Program Central Database Comments General comments about a species observation. The Biological Monitoring Program Central Database ObsDesc A description of the actual location where a species observation was made as defined by XCoord and YCoord. The Biological Monitoring Program Central Database StnDesc A brief description of the survey station. The Biological Monitoring Program Central Database Project The name of the survey project as used in the source database. A protocol can have one or more projects associated with it. The Biological Monitoring Program Central Database Area The area covered by a population of plants expressed as a numeric value. The Biological Monitoring Program Central Database StationX Easting coordinate of the survey station in NAD83, Zone 11S The Biological Monitoring Program Central Database Datum The correct datum projection to use when working with a given species observation record. The Biological Monitoring Program Central Database YCoord he UTM Northing coordinate associated with the species observation record. The Biological Monitoring Program Central Database CountText The number of individuals of a given species, age, and sex observed during a survey expressed as a range, category, or estimate. The Biological Monitoring Program Central Database Purpose The name of the survey purpose as used in the source database. A project can have one or more purposes associated with it. The Biological Monitoring Program Central Database Method Brief description of the survey method resulting in a given species observation record. The Biological Monitoring Program Central Database TextArea The area covered by a population of plants expressed as a text value. The Biological Monitoring Program Central Database ConsAreaNa Name of the Reserve in which the observation was made. Reserve names may be official or used as defined by the Biological Monitoring Program. The Biological Monitoring Program Central Database ObsAcc A value describing the maximum amount of error associated with the values of XCoord and YCoord. The Biological Monitoring Program Central Database Shape Feature geometry. Esri Coordinates defining the features. XCoord The UTM Easting coordinate associated with the species observation record. The Biological Monitoring Program Central Database StnAcc A value describing the maximum amount of error associated with the values of StationX and StationY. The Biological Monitoring Program Central Database UTMZone The specific UTM zone in which the coordinates of a given species observation record are projected. The Biological Monitoring Program Central Database Gen_Area General geographic area within which the observation was made. The Biological Monitoring Program Central Database Community Plant community type present at the Observation site. The Biological Monitoring Program Central Database FID Internal feature number. Esri Sequential unique whole numbers that are automatically generated. StationY Northing coordinate of the survey station in NAD83, Zone 11S The Biological Monitoring Program Central Database DateCert Indicates whether the true date is known. If No, then the date is accurate to the month and year, however if the month and day are both 1, then the date is accurate to the year only. The Biological Monitoring Program Central Database 20181211 20190930 Biological Monitoring Program, Western Riverside Multiple Species Habitat Conservation Plan Rosamonde Cook Data Manager mailing and physical

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Riverside California 92507 US 951-320-2168 rcook@biomonitoringrca.org 8:00 AM - 6:30 PM FGDC Content Standard for Digital Geospatial Metadata FGDC-STD-001-1998 local time