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Basin Wildlife Issues and Ranking -- John Day/Umatilla Basin
Creation, restoration, and enhancement of upland wildlife habitats
(sage-steppe, aspen woodlands, grasslands, riparian areas, ponderosa pine) and
corridors for species at risk, species of concern, and other terrestrial
species.
Local Ranking Criteria – Idaho Fescue Grassland and/or Mixed Conifer
Habitats:
| Will the treatment you intend to implement result in the creation,
enhancement, and/or restoration of aspen woodlands, ponderosa pine,
mixed conifer, grasslands, or riparian areas habitats? |
60 pts |
| Will the wildlife habitat area be free from human disturbance and a
minimum of 1,000 meters from heavily traveled roads? |
20 pts |
| Will the treatment you intend to implement be on forest land? |
20 pts |
| Will the treatment you intend to implement be on grazing land? |
10 pts |
| Will the wildlife WHIP incentive(s) be less than $10,000? |
50 pts |
| Will the treatment provide a shallow open watering place for
wildlife? |
40 pts |
Local Ranking Criteria – Agricultural and/or Perennial Bunchgrass Habitats:
| Will the treatment you intend to implement result in the creation,
enhancement, and/or restoration of agricultural lands, grasslands,
riparian areas, sagebrush, or shrub steppe habitats? |
50 pts |
| Will the treatment you intend to implement be on cropland? |
30 pts |
| Will the treatment you intend to implement be on grazing land? |
20 pts |
| Will the wildlife WHIP incentive(s) be less than $10,000? |
50 pts |
| Will the treatment provide a shallow open watering place for
wildlife? |
40 pts |
| Will the treatment provide a guzzler for wildlife water? |
10 pts |
Oregon WHIP Fiscal Year 2009 Contacts
Local Contact:
Please contact the District Conservationist in the
USDA Service Center nearest the location of your property.
Oregon WHIP
Program Manager:
Todd Peplin
Phone: (541) 923-4358 x131
Email: todd.peplin@or.usda.gov
Last Modified:
03/19/2009
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