West Mojave Plan

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The planning area covers 9.3 million acres in the western portion of the mojave Desert in southern California covering parts of San Bernardino, Los Angeles, Kern, and Inyo Counties. This interagency habitat conservation plan is being prepared by the BLM in collaboration with the region's cities, counties, state and federal agencies. The plan would apply to the 3.2 million acres of public lands and 2.9 million acres of private lands within the planning area, and would be consistent with both the resource management plans adopted by each of the region's five military bases and with the desert tortoise recovery plan. Click here for an Introduction to the plan.

West Mojave Plan Documents

Amended Biological Opinion (USFWS - Dec 2007)

Record of Decision (March 2006)

Vol.1 Chapter 1 of Proposed Plan/Final EIS/EIR **

FEIS Proposed Action Maps

Executive summary of the draft plan/HCP and draft EIS/EIR (June 2003)

**For a CD copy of the entire plan please contact the California Desert District Office at (951) 697-5200. 

Historical Information

Western Mojave Desert Off Road Vehicle Designation Project

Decision Record (July 2003)

Proposed CDCA Plan Amendment (May 2003)

EA and Draft CDCA Plan Amendment (March 2003)

WEMO Planning and Committees

Meeting Notes

Project Manager's Update

Species Accounts

Route Inventory and Designation Status Map

Fort Irwin Link

Evaluation Report (Sept 1999)

Table of Contents

Introduction

Chapter 1: Conservation Overview

Chapter 2: Desert Tortoise

Chapter 3: Suggested Conservation Strategies for Mohave Ground Squirrel

Chapter 4: Covered Plants and Animals

Chapter 5: Voluntary Conservation

Chapter 6: Deleted and Dropped Species

Current management situation of Special Status Species (March 1999)

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California Desert District
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Moreno Valley, CA 92553
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