AG-64R4-S-13-0010AY_-_Attachment_A_-_G.docx

ATTACHMENT A - MARK TWAIN NATIONAL FOREST

SOLICITATION NO. AG-64R4-S-13-0010AY

ATTACHMENTS A - G

BOTANICAL SURVEY – MARK TWAIN NATIONAL FOREST

ATTACHMENT B - THREATENED, ENDANGERED AND SENSITIVE SPECIES LIST

Table 1 – Federally listed Threatened and Endangered Plant species known to occur on the MTNF

Table 2 Sensitive Species known to occur on the MTNF

ATTACHMENT B - THREATENED, ENDANGERED AND SENSITIVE SPECIES LIST (Continued)

ATTACHMENT C - NON-NATIVE AND INVASIVE PLANT SPECIES LIST

ATTACHMENT D - PLANT SURVEY FIELD FORM

PLANT SURVEY FIELD FORM

(® = Required Fields)

General Information

SURVEY ID __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ___ __ ®

SURVEY DATE(S) (MMDDYYYY)

Survey Information

Parameters of Survey and Survey Method:

Survey Information In the following fields list all the plant species that are the focus of the survey. You may enter all the species individually using the NRCS Plants code or enter a Plant List. See Survey Field Guide for setting up a plant list. All entries are optional.

ATTACHMENT D - PLANT SURVEY FIELD FORM (CONTINUED)

Plant Species Located

Yes or No Heritage Form Completed?

Yes or No Inventory Form Site ID

Comments

ATTACHMENT E - TES PLANT ELEMENT OCCURRENCE FORM

TES PLANT ELEMENT OCCURRENCE - FIELD FORM - USDA FOREST SERVICE

® = REQUIRED FIELD, ®* = CONDITIONALLY REQUIRED FIELD

General Information

4) NRCS PLANT CODE: ®

5) SCIENTIFIC NAME: ®

21) Canopy Cover Method ®* (circle one): COVER PERCENT; DAUBEN; NRMCOV

Element Occurrence Data

30) Revisit Justification:

31) Phenology by % (Sum to 100%):

Vegetative . . . . . ___ Flower/Bud . . . ___ Fruit/Dispersed . ___ Seedlings/ Juvenile . . . . . ___

32) Population Comments: (e.g., distribution, vigor, density, phenology, dispersal)

33) Evidence of disease, competition, predation, collection, trampling, or herbivory: Yes___ or No ___

34) Evidence Comments:

35) Pollinator observed – Yes or No 36) Pollinator type(s):

37) Pollinator comments:

Image Information

ATTACHMENT E - TES PLANT ELEMENT OCCURRENCE FORM (continued)

Location Information

(State, County, Region, Forest, District will be auto-populated by the database application when the spatial feature is entered)

83) Legal Description: Required where public land survey is available.

84) Latitude and Longitude (either in degrees, minutes, seconds or in decimal degrees)

Geodetic Datum:

GPS Datum:

85) UTM

86) GPS Equipment Used (Manufacturer and Model):

ATTACHMENT F - STATE EO FORM

PLANTS OF CONSERVATION CONCERN REPORTING FORM

HERITAGE BOTANIST and LAB USE ONLY

EO Report Status (check one): New |_| Update with mapping|_| Update without mapping |_|

ELEMENT IDENTIFICATION and LOCATION Scientific Name: Common Name:

Identification Problems: |_|Y |_|N Explain:

If surveying known site, was species relocated? |_|Y |_|N Survey Site Name:

Directions to the survey site (include landmarks, roads, towns, distances, compass directions):

County(ies):

USGS Quadrangle names:

Twp Rng Sec ¼ Sec Elev (ft or m)

If using a GPS unit, please collect data in NAD83, zone 15; if unfeasible, indicate: NAD zone UTM: Easting (X) OR: Latitude Northing (Y) Longitude Explanation of possible GPS unit inaccuracy:

SURVEY INFORMATION

Survey Date (yyyy-mm-dd):

Surveyor(s) (principal surveyor first; last name, first name):

Phone #: ( ) - E-mail address:

Street Address:

ATTACHMENT F - STATE EO FORM (continued)

TOPOGRAPHIC MAP (mandatory) Attach a copy of the topographic map or DOQ (no county maps, please!) with the species’ location marked. Please identify who marked the map (i.e., observer, transcriber, updater, or Heritage Biologist).

Use the following guidelines to draw the source’s location on the map as precisely as possible. Note: Heritage mappers will digitize exactly what is drawn on your map.

· Use a fine tip pen to mark a pen point or thin solid line identifying the source location. If the element occurrence or source boundary follows the edge of a lake, stream, road or other feature, draw the boundary precisely on the edge of the feature.

· Disjunct patches of the same element occurrence should be mapped separately and # observed indicated at each site.

· If you are not certain you can draw the observed area’s exact location, draw a boundary line inclusive of the entire area where you are certain the source was observed. Draw as small an area as you can while still being certain it contains the actual location of the observed element. Where possible, use features on the map such as roads, streams, contour lines, etc., to delineate this area. For example, draw a line along the stretch of trail where the EO was observed.

Locational Uncertainty: How accurate is your depiction of the source’s location on the map?

The mapped location is within (check appropriate buffer radius in meters): |_|0 |_|6.25 |_|25 |_|50 |_|100 |_|200 |_|400 |_|800 |_|1500 |_|4000 meters OR, specify your own estimate: m or ft or mi

ELEMENT OCCURRENCE DATA

If illustration/photograph/slide taken, give artist/photographer, year, subject, and repository:

If specimen collected, give collector, collection #, year, acquisition number and repository:

Abundance:

Number (individuals, clumps, or colonies) observed:

Area of Occupancy (preferably acres or hectares):

Person hours spent searching for this Element?

Condition (plants sterile, in bud, flower or fruit, evidence of disease, predation, or exotics):

General Description (habitat): Describe the physical setting/context surrounding the EO, including a list of adjacent communities and surrounding land use.

CONSERVATION INFORMATION

Name of Managed Area(s): A) B) C) Is EO completely within boundaries of Managed Area(s)? Yes or Partially (Y or P) A) B) C) Public Owner(s): A) B) C)

PrivateOwner(s): A) B) C) Owner Comments (include address/phone number):

Management Comments (e.g., exotics, burn needed, current or potential threats, etc.) :

Protection Comments (e.g. legal actions/strategies needed to secure protection for the site):

General Comments (include associated species):

Form completed by (last, first name): Date:

Thank you for your assistance in helping maintain the Missouri Natural Heritage Program.

Return to: Resource Science Division – Heritage Botanist, Missouri Department of Conservation, P.O. Box 180, Jefferson City, Missouri 65102 573-552-4115

ATTACHMENT G - INVASIVE SPECIES INVENTORY FORM

INVASIVE SPECIES SURVEY AND INVENTORY FIELD FORM

General Information

Proclaimed Forest:

Examiner:

Data Elements

% Infested:

Canopy Cover

Describe canopy cover by either entering the actual percent,(Canopy Cover Percent) or by using canopy cover classes (Canopy Cover Set and Cover Code).

Distance to Water

Associated Species

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