Énergie et environnement · 24/06/19941 min de lecture
Availability of Draft Recovery Plans for Conradina glabra (Apalachicola Rosemary) and Conradina etonia (Etonia Rosemary) for Review and Comment
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Résumé
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) announces the availability for public review of two draft recovery plans: the Conradina glabra (Apalachicola rosemary) Recovery Plan and the Conradina etonia (Etonia rosemary) Recovery Plan. Conradina glabra is restricted to an area of several square miles of gently undulating upland, originally with longleaf pine-wiregrass vegetation, dissected by ravines of the Sweetwater Creek system in northern Liberty County, Florida. Conradina etonia is only known to occur on private lands in Putnam County, Florida. It is restricted to very limited areas of scrub vegetation, including shrubby oaks and sand pines, on deep white-sand soils. The Service solicits review and comment from the public on these draft plans.