Attachment_E_vascular_survey_form.docx
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- Special Status Botany Surveys, South Zone, Eugene Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 140L4325Q0022
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Attachment E is a vascular plant survey form used by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) for Northwest Oregon District botanical surveys. The form is designed to document detailed botanical survey results, including special status species locations, noxious weed findings, plant habitat descriptions, and survey methodology. The form requires surveyors to select from five categories of survey outcomes, such as locating special status species, identifying the need for additional seasonal surveys, or confirming no special status plant species were found. Surveyors must attach a labeled map showing survey boundaries and routes, along with a comprehensive species list, and provide descriptions of plant habitats and communities encountered during the survey, including dominant tree, shrub, and herbaceous species.
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Attachment E - NORTHWEST OREGON DISTRICT BLM
VASCULAR PLANT SURVEY FORM
Field Office: ___________________________________________
Project Date(s) Surveyed:
Surveyor(s) Acres
T R Section Survey Method: Intuitive Controlled or other method:
Select from the categories below:
| (1) | Special Status species located. Names: | |
| See attached Site Form(s) and maps. Include UTM. |
(2) Out of season survey for Special Status plant habitat.
(3) More field work is required at this site at a different point in the growing season.
Species to search for:
When:
Where (indicate on map):
| (4) | No Special Status plant species were found. | |
| No more field work is required at this site. |
| (5) | Noxious weeds located. Names: | |
| See attached overlays or project maps. |
ATTACH LABELED MAP showing boundary of unit and route through unit and ATTACH SPECIES LIST
Brief Description of Different Plant Habitats/Communities Encountered, including dominant overstory and understory trees, shrubs, and herbaceous species in each community:
Prepared by: Date:
Reviewed by: Date:
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