Recovery Plan for the Northern Spotted Owl - DRAFT

Table 1.10. Frequency distribution of conservation areas based on number ofknown owl pair locations on federal land. Data are presented for various spottedowl conservation strategies for Washington.Number of Areas that Fall Within Specified Ranges of Numbers of KnownOwl Pair Locations (only owl locations on federal lands were tallied)Alternative 1 to 5 6 to 10 11 to 15 16 to 20 21 to 25 More than 25 Total'DCA 2 28 11 3 1 0 1 44HCA 21 7 1 3 0 1 33LSOG+OWL 36 10 1 0 0 2 49LSOG 42 10 2 0 0 0 541 Only areas that contain known owl locations are reported in the table; totals do not equal the total number of areas.2 These numbers were taken directly from the geographic information system for comparison with other options. They may not match numbersreported in the main body of the draft recovery plan because they do not include adjustments made in the plan.DCA = designated conservation areaHCA = habitat conservation area delineated by ISCLSOG+OWL = most significant old-growth units plus owl additionsLSOG = most significant old-growth units........, . - .- I - -- -... 111.11.11, I ----- - ........ ....-.................................. I.." , -11 I................ I., I ... 11. 1 ... 1. .. -Table 1.11. Number of locations of other species and miles of streams (with fishstocks at risk) in different conservation options for the northern spotted owl.ISpeciesConservation Bald Miles ofStrategy Eagle Fisher Goshawk Marten Murrelet StreamsDCA 40 37 122 60 227 2,047HCA 45 38 111 51 155 2,118LSOG+OWL 40 40 114 63 205 1,968LSOG 33 32 82 49 177 1,189DCA = designated conservation areaHCA = habitat conservation area delineated by ISCLSOG+OWL = most significant old-growth units plus owl additionsLSOG = most significant old-growth units599