Multi-species at risk in maritime meadows (garry oak ecosystems) recovery strategy: chapter 1
Lists of tables and figures
List of tables
- Table 1: Species addressed in this recovery strategy
- Table 2: Canadian population size and global percentages
- Table 3: Key habitat characteristics of species at risk in maritime meadows
- Table 4: Threats to habitat (H) and direct threats to the survival (D) of species at risk in maritime meadows
- Table 5: Feasibility of recovery for all species
- Table 6: Recovery goals for maritime meadow species at risk
- Table 7: Species-specific recovery objectives
- Table 8: Strategies to effect recovery
- Table 9: Knowledge gaps common to all or most species
- Table 10: Co-occurring plant species at risk
- Table 11: Population information for bearded owl-clover in Canada
- Table 12: Population information for bear’s-foot sanicle in Canada
- Table 13: Population information for coastal Scouler’s catchfly in Canada
- Table 14: Population information for golden paintbrush in Canada
- Table 15: Population information for prairie lupine in Canada
- Table 16: Population information for purple sanicle in Canada
- Table 17: Population information for seaside birds-foot lotus in Canada
List of figures
- Figure 1: Approximate global and Canadian distribution of island marble
- Figure 2: Global and Canadian distribution of Taylor’s checkerspot
- Figure 3: Global and Canadian distribution of bearded owl-clover
- Figure 4: Global and Canadian distribution of bear’s-foot sanicle
- Figure 5: Global and Canadian distribution of coastal Scouler’s catchfly
- Figure 6: Global and Canadian distribution of golden paintbrush
- Figure 7: Global and Canadian distribution of prairie lupine
- Figure 8: Global and Canadian distribution of purple sanicle
- Figure 9: Global and Canadian distribution of seaside birds-foot lotus
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