Central Valley LCP: Priority Natural Resources and Vulnerability Assessments

The Central Valley
Landscape Conservation Project

The Central Valley Conservation Partnership assessed climate change vulnerabilities of a set of priority natural resources for use in planning climate-smart conservation for the region.

Vulnerability Assessment Reports
Summary Report Individual Vulnerability Assessment Reports:
Habitats	Species Groups	Species
Chaparral & Serpentine Shrublands Dunes Flooded Croplands Grasslands Oak Woodlands Permanent Wetlands Rice Croplands Riparian Vegetation/Natural Riverbank San Joaquin Desert Seasonal Wetlands Stream Channel Vernal Pools & Swales	Amphibians Breeding Waterbirds & Shorebirds Burrowing Mammals Cavity Nesters & Roosters Dragonflies & Damselflies Large Wide-ranging Mammals Riparian Birds Salmonids Vernal Pool Crustaceans Bumblebees & Other Insect Pollinators Wetland-dependent Mammals Wetland-dependent Reptiles Wetland-obligate Plants Wintering Waterbirds & Shorebirds	Blunt-nosed Leopard Lizard California Tiger Salamander Green Sturgeon Pacific Lamprey California Red-legged Frog Tricolored Blackbird Valley Oak Yellow-legged Frog Yellow-billed Magpie
Appendix A: Priority Natural Resource Selection Methodology Appendix B: CVLCP Glossary Appendix C: Vulnerability Assessment Methods and Application Appendix D: Overview of Projected Changes in the Central Valley Region