Terrestrial Biological Survey and Inventory of Navy Property on Point Loma, San Diego, California

Woodward-Clyde Consultants. 1981. Terrestrial Biological Survey and Inventory of Navy Property on Point Loma, San Diego, California. E/S Contract No. N62474-80-C-7935. Officer in Charge of Construction Naval Ocean Systems Center. San Diego

This is the result of a survey of terrestrial biological resources on the Point Loma peninsula, San Diego, California in the hopes of providing a database for future facilities planning. The survey investigates and presents the terrestrial vegetation and wildlife within the boundaries of federal property. An emphasis is placed on the federally endangered species, and those species under review or being studied for listing with threatened and endangered status. A map of the study area in the Point Loma peninsula and a generalized cross-section of Point Loma illustrating geologic strata and soils are included. There are also several plant and animal checklists.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Woodward-Clyde Consultants
Date of Issue
1981-11
Publisher
Officer in Charge of Construction Naval Ocean Systems Center
Units
CABR
Keywords
Animal Studies, Animals, Checklist, Exotic Species, Map, Native Species, Physical Sciences, Plant Studies, Plants, Point Loma San Diego CA, Sensitive Species, Soils, Stratigraphy, Threatened & Endangered Species

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