Attchmt3_FinalSSSlist-MedfordBLM_Plants_Fungi_0001.xlsx

This is a special status species list for the Bureau of Land Management Oregon-Washington region, specifically documenting federally threatened, endangered, and proposed species, as well as state-designated sensitive species across Oregon and Washington districts as of February 25, 2019.

The document provides comprehensive data on 1,055+ species across multiple taxa including vascular plants, bryophytes, lichens, fungi, and invertebrate animals. For each species, the list includes scientific and common names, federal listing status (Endangered, Threatened, Proposed Endangered/Threatened, or Candidate), global and national conservation ranks, state rankings, critical habitat designations, and recovery plan status. Species occurrence information is documented as either confirmed (D) or suspected (S) for nine BLM districts: Burns, Coos Bay, Klamath Falls, Lakeview, Medford, Northwest Oregon, Prineville, Roseburg, and Vale. The Medford District, referenced in the related FY26 Botany Surveys solicitation, includes documented or suspected occurrences of multiple federally listed plants such as Arabis macdonaldiana, Castilleja levisecta, Gentner's fritillary, and various lomatium species, along with numerous state-sensitive mosses, lichens, and fungi. The list serves as a reference tool for environmental compliance, biological surveys, and conservation planning on federal lands, with detailed acronym definitions and ranking criteria provided to standardize species assessment across both states.