Why must Tesla park be Classified as a Reserve? 32 of the special-status animal species at Tesla are ‘Species of Greatest Conservation Need’ in the State Wildlife Action Plan (SWAP). https://wildlife.ca.gov/SWAP … Continue reading
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Why must Tesla park be Classified as a Reserve? #16 – Tesla has over 1,000 acres of Blue oak woodlands, identified by the State as a conservation priority. … Continue reading
Why must Tesla park be Classified as a Reserve? #15 – Tesla has highest ranking of terrestrial and aquatic biodiversity measures (native species; rare species’ irreplaceability) in State Dept. of Fish & Wildlife ACE (Areas of Conservation Emphasis) project. … Continue reading
Why must Tesla park be Classified as a Reserve? #14 – To continue decades of research by university scientists, including from the UC Berkeley Museum of Vertebrate Zoology and Jepson Herbarium. … Continue reading
Why must Tesla park be Classified as a Reserve? #13 – To protect its Sycamores – Now a rare vegetation community. … Continue reading