RARE AND SENSITIVE PLANTSCANYON FIRES OF 2018 INTERIM REPORT THE CANYONS FIRE (CANYON FIRE AND CANYON FIRE 2) BURN 2018 INTERIM REPORT October 2018

Prepared for: Danny Fry Natural Communities Coalition 13042 Old Myford Road Irvine, CA 92602

Prepared by: Fred M. Roberts, Jr. P.O. Box 517, San Luis Rey, CA 92058

Sandra J. Leatherman Leatherman BioConsulting, Inc. 4848 Lakeview Ave., Suite 100E, Yorba Linda, CA 92886

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The interim report is dedicated to David Edward Bramlet (September 15, 1954-August 3, 2018), whom we lost this summer. Dave was an excellent and detail-oriented field botanist who dedicated his life to the better understanding and conservation of southern California plants. Dave contributed four days to the Canyons Fire project in April and June, 2018.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.0 Introduction………………………………………………………...... …………………...... 3 2.0 Physical Setting……………………………………...... ………………………...... 3 3.0 Methods……………………………...... ………………………………………...... 5 4.0 Previous Studies...... 9 5.0 Survey Results……………………………………………………………………...... 9 5.1 Plant Species Summary……………………………………………………...... …...... 9 5.2 Rare and Sensitive Plants Observed 2018...... 9 5.21 Chino Hills State Park………………………………...... ………………...... 11 5.22 Santiago Oaks Regional Park...... 11 5.23 NROC Lands...... 14 6.0 References Cited……………………………………………………………...... …...... …………...... 21

Appendix A: 2018 Survey Log...... …...... ……...... 22 Appendix B: Vascular Plant List by Unit Area...... …...... ……...... 24 Appendix C-E Rare Plant Site-specific Data (overview)...... …...... 38 Appendix C: Rare Plant Site-specific Data Chino Hills State Park……………...... ……...... 39 Appendix D: Rare Plant Site-specific Data Santiago Oaks Regional Park……………...... …. 50 Appendix E: Rare Plant Site-specific Data NROC Lands……………...... …...... 55

Cover Photos: Top center: The central east fork of Weir Canyon, 17 April 2018, this area had more vegetation then most re- gions of the burn; Lower upper left of four plants: many-stemmed dudleya (Dudleya multicaulis), BLind Canyon; Top right: intermediate mariposa lily (Calochortus weedii var. intermedius), Weir Canyon; Below left: California copper-leaf (Acalypha californica), Weir Canyon; Below right: Coulter’s matilija poppy (Romneya coulteri), Coal Canyon.

3 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT 1.0 INTRODUCTION

On September 25, 2017, the Canyon Fire broke out near Green River Road along State Route 91 in Santa Ana Canyon. The fire spread westward and eastward, ultimately burning over 2,600 acres in the northern Santa Ana Mountains of Orange and western Riverside County. The Orange County portion included about 530 acres, almost perfectly matching the boundary of Chino Hills State Park south of the freeway.

The Canyon Fire was generally considered put out about a week later, on October 4, 2017. However, on October 9, 2017, strong Santa Ana winds re-ignited embers from a smoldering oak within the older Canyon Fire along SR 91 near Gypsum Canyon (ABC News 2017). The fire, soon known as Canyon Fire 2, rapidly spread south and west, leaping over SR 241 and burned into the eastern edge of the Anaheim Hills community and as far south as Peter Canyon and Irvine Regional Parks. In all about 9,200 acres were burnt by the time it was declared out on October 17, 2017.

While wildfires are destructive to property and cause short-term havoc to natural habitats, the natural habitats of southern California are adapted to periodic fire and fire is a critical element of natural vegetation succession. In their aftermath, the blackened hills also offer access opportunities in areas often covered with thick coastal sage scrub and chaparral. Not only are these areas significantly easier to reach, certain species of plants are adapted to fire and often only appear in large numbers following a fire, or only appear in the years immediately following a fire.

Recognizing the opportunity the Canyon and Canyon Fire 2 burns represented to better understand the abundance and distribution of rare plants within the Orange County portions of the burns in support of the Natural Communities Conservation Plan (NCCP)/Habitat Conservation Plan (HCP) long term rare plant monitoring and management program, the Natural Communities Coalition sought to conduct rare plant surveys over the extent of the burn in 2018 and 2019.

The survey area includes Santiago Oaks, Peters Canyon, and Irvine Regional Parks, Chino Hills State Park south of SR 91, and the Nature Reserve of Orange County (NROC) lands of Gypsum, Weir, Blind, and Fremont Canyons within the burn footprint, a total of about 8,600 acres (See Figure 1).

This interim report details the findings of surveys conducted in 2018, the first year of the project. Overall, the goal of the project is to provide detailed information on the location, abundance, and habitat of rare and sensitive plants known or anticipated with within the burn area, provide a partially vouchered list of plant species within the Study Area, and an assessment on how fire management has impacted rare plants within the Study Area. Another goal of the study is to examine existing NROC rare plant data for the area, currently being managed by the Center for Environmental Biology at the University of California, Irvine.

The interim report focuses on presentation of data collected during the 2018 field season. Detailed analysis and discussion will be provided in the final report.

2.0 PHYSICAL SETTING

The Canyons Fire Study Area (Study Area) is situated in the rugged foothills at the northern end of the Santa Ana Mountains east of the Anaheim Hills Community, south of SR 91, and include Santiago Oaks, Peter’s Canyon, and Irvine Regional Parks, Chino Hills State Park south of SR 91 (See Figure 2), and the Weir and Gypsum Canyon units of NROC, in addition to the western portion of the Fremont Canyon unit, namely within Blind and northwestern Fremont Canyon (See Figure 3). State Route 241 cuts through the eastern portion of the Study Area, running north to south by southwest along Gypsum and Blind Canyons.

The prominent natural features of the Study Area include lower Coal Canyon (Chino Hills State Park), Weir Canyon (Santiago Oaks Regional Park and NROC lands), Santiago Canyon (Irvine Regional Park and NROC lands), Blind and Gypsum Canyons, and portions of central Fremont Canyon. A prominent, un-named drainage between Weir

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CHINO HILLS ORANGE COUNTY Orange Co. line

SANTA ANA MOUNTAINS

Study Site

LOMAS RIDGE

33˚45’N

117˚46’W

miles Figure 1 N 0 1 2 3 Regional Location 0 1 2 3 4 5 Canyons Fire Burn Study Area kilometers 5 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT and Blind Canyons for purpose of this report we have called the BSA drainage, for the Boy Scouts of America facility near its mouth. Peters Canyon forms an isolated unit to the southwest in association with Peters Canyon Reservoir and Peters Canyon Wash. Overall, the elevation varies in the main survey area from about 150 meters (480 feet) elevation at the mouth of Coal Canyon, to 564 meters (1,840 feet) at an unnamed peak south of Windy Ridge Road in the easternmost section of Fremont Canyon unit.

Prior to the burn, the area was a mosaic of habitats that included both annual and native grasslands, coastal sage scrub, mixed, chamise, ceanothus, and scrub oak chaparrals, nolina scrub, and coast live oak woodlands. Sandstone outcrops are plentiful and important locations to look for some rare plants. The majority of these habitats are rendered difficult to recognize and sometimes differentiate in the year following a fire, though there areoften enough resprouting shrubs to recognize chaparrals, and recovering coast live oak trees mark the woodlands.

With the exception of SR 241 and the roads crisscrossing Irvine Regional Park, the Study Area is undeveloped with only dirt roads and trails. The primary dirt roads used during this study include Coal Canyon Trail and Pipeline Trail at Coal Canyon (see Figure 2A & 2B), Lower Weir Canyon, Upper Weir Canyon, Rifle Range, Upper Blind Canyon, Windy Ridge, and MWD Roads (NROC). Santiago Oaks possesses an extensive trail system open to the public. We used these trails when working within the regional park. The trails used included Northern Hills, Weir Canyon, Anaheim Hills, Coachwhip, Barham Ridge, and Yucca Ridge Trails. These features are shown on Figures 3.

3.0 METHODS

The survey will be conducted over two years. The original proposal was to conduct the bulk of the surveys in 2018 with touch-up surveys to be conducted in the spring of 2019. However, the winter rainy season of 2017/2018 was exceedingly dry, suggesting we should conduct fewer surveys the first year hoping that the rainfall situation would improve the second year. Despite the dry conditions, rare plants were found in significant numbers during the spring of 2018 and as a result, with the current budget constraints, we anticipate that about one half to three-fifths of the surveys were conducted in 2018.

Prior or concurrent with early surveys, a literature review was conducted to identify locations of rare and sensitive plants previously known from the vicinity of the study area. This included a review of the Black Star Canyon and Orange 7.5 minute USGS quadrangles in the California Department of Fish and Wildlife’s California Natural Diversity Database (CDFW 2018), the California Native Plant Society’s online Inventory of Rare and Endangered Plants (CNPS 2018), which included use of their USGS 7.5 minute search tool, the NROC data base, and various reports for the region. The California Consortium of Herbaria (Consortium 2018) was accessed, and used in conjunction with an inventory of Orange County herbarium specimens assembled by the lead botanist, Fred M. Roberts, in association with a development of a Flora of Orange County, to determine species that have been previously documented in the area by herbarium specimen. The two most useful reports were Sensitive Botanical Resources and Vegetation in the North Ranch Policy Plan Area (Harmsworth 2001), and A Botanical Assessment of the Windy Ridge and Santiago Canyon Burns, Irvine Ranch Conservancy, Survey of Sensitive, Rare, and Endangered Plants and Floristic Inventory (Roberts 2009).

As part of the project, it was anticipated that a review would be made of previously archived locality data for the NROC rare plant database, which is currently managed by The Center for Biological Resources at the University of California, Irvine. However, upon acquiring the data, we found that required significant interpretation and generally unable to apply it to the 2018 survey season. There were exceptions for some data sets. The data for Brewer’s calandrinia (Calandrinia breweri) appeared largely to originate from Roberts (2009) and we were able to feild check some of the sites. We will be looking at the NROC data base again this winter without the presure of of a busy field season.

Springs surveys commenced on March 20, 2018 and continued through July 12, 2018, by three primary surveyors, Fred M. Roberts, Sandra J. Leatherman, and David E. Bramlet. Surveys were conducted on 33 calendar days during

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SANTA ANA CANYON Pipe Line Trail SR 91 Coal Cyn. COAL CANYON Trail

ANAHEIM HILLS [CITY OF ANAHEIM]

SANTIAGO OAKS REGIONAL PARK CHINO HILLS [SORP] STATE PARK

[CHSP] Gypsum Cyn. Road Road Cyn. Gypsum

1.

2. GYPSUM Road CANYON 1. WEIR [GYPS] CANYON Upper Weir Cyn [WEIR] FREMONT 1. Upper Blind Road CANYON Cyn. [FREM]

BLIND CANYON BSA [BLND] Windy Ridge Rd. DRAINAGE SR 241 Lower Weir Cyn Rd. [BSAD] Study Area boundary Park boundary NROC Region boundary LANDS Roads

1. Anaheim Hills Trail 2. Weir Canyon Trail

miles N 0 0.5 1.0 1.5 Figure 2A Northern Study Area Features 0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 kilometers Canyons Fire Burn Study Area

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2. Road SANTIAGO OAKS 1. REGIONAL PARK WEIR [SORP] UpperCANYON Weir Cyn [WEIR]

1. Upper Blind 6. Road Cyn. 3. 5. 4. BLIND CANYON BSA [BLND] Windy Ridge Rd. DRAINAGE SR 241 Lower Weir Cyn Rd. [BSAD] Rifle Range

NROC LANDS

1. Anaheim Hills Trail 2. Weir Canyon Trail 3. Deer Trail 4. Batham Ridge Trail 5. Coachwhip Trail 6. Yucca Ridge Trail IRVINE REGIONAL PARK [IRRP]

PETERS Santiago CANYON REGIONAL PARK Cyn. Road

[PCRP] Jamboree Road Jamboree

Study Area boundary Park boundary Region boundary Roads

miles N 0 0.5 1.0 1.5 Figure 2B Southern Study Area Features 1.0 0 0.5 1.5 2.0 2.5 Canyons Fire Burn Study Area kilometers

8 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT the 2018 season, with a total 59 surveyor days taking in account days where multiple surveys were out the same day. The dates, general location, and personnel on each survey are shown in Appendix A.

Surveys conducted between March 20th and April 12th focused on Coal Canyon, Chino Hills State Park, in part because of access restrictions. After mid-April, surveys were conducted widely on the NROC lands, with some follow-up surveys at Coal Canyon, and several days at Santiago Canyon Regional Park. Surveys between April 16 and June 1, 2018 focused on Weir and Blind Canyons, and the BSA Drainage. After June 1, 2018, the survey focus changed from spring to late spring surveys, which primarily focused on the distribution of intermediate mariposa lily (Calochortus weedii var. intermedius), though other species continued to be found.

The 2018 surveys focused primarily on Chino Hills State Park, Weir and Blind Canyons, and the BSA Drainage. Limited surveys were conducted within Gypsum and Fremont Canyons. We anticipate surveying Peters Canyon and Irvine Regional Parks in 2019.

The botanists systematically surveyed the study area on foot using meandering transects, and with the use of binoculars on steep cliffs or difficult to access terrain. Typically, special attention was paid to habitats that look favorable for rare plants, however, after a fire, this technique is less useful. On the other hand, plants are usually more visible as they are not hidden behind shrubs and dense grasses. Typically, rare and sensitive plants were readily identified within eight meters (25-feet) of survey tracks and for more prominent species, identifications could be made at greater distances. Small annuals are typically reliably identified within about three-meters (10 feet) of the transect path.

Survey tracks were recorded Garmin Map64 SX hand held GPS units running continuous tracks while within the Study Area. The tracking allows land stewards to see exactly where the surveys were conducted and identify areas that were not directly examined.

Plant species observed in the Study Area were recorded and compiled into a comprehensive list (See Appendix B). Vouchers were obtained to document rare and sensitive plants, generally by drainage, and for more widespread species to document regionally significant plants or if material was obtained for later identification. Vouchers obtained will be deposited either at the Santa Ana Botanic Gardens at Claremont (RSA) or the University of California, Riverside (UCR) herbarium, or both institutions when duplicates were obtained.

For rare and sensitive plant species encountered, the location was recorded on a Garman Map64 ST hand held GPS units. Generally a single GPS point was adequate to document the location, however, a few polygons were recorded using the Garman unit’s trackline feature if the distribution of the plants at the site were significantly extended and there was more then 30 meters between the most distant points. Generally, separation between individual sites was about 15 meters (50 feet) or more but sometimes less if clearly demarcated. All GPS recordings were taken in Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM) units with a WGS 84 Datum.

In cases where a polygon was unreasonable to generate, either for reasons of safety or if the polygon occupied by the plant was especially large or cumbersome to gather, a sketch of the approximate distribution was made on field map and later transferred to Google Earth for a digital representation. All digital data will be transferred to the Natural Reserve Communities group and relevant Orange County partners the first week of October 2018.

Notes for rare and sensitive plant species were recorded on standardized data forms. Each record was assigned a GPS code based on the first letter of the genus, species, or subtaxon rank, followed by a number representing the month, day, and consecutive number of sites located during the survey day. On the form, it was noted whether it was photographed, the number of individual plants observed, the percentage of plants that were vegetative, in bud, flower, or fruit. As back-up information, the GPS point easting and northing was also recorded. These data are summarized in section 5.2 and Appendices C, D, and E.

9 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Very little rain fell during the rainy season beginning October 2017 with most rain falling in just two events. Overall, the survey area was quite dry but there were pockets, mostly in Weir and Blind Canyons, where localized higher rainfall did occur as these area were considerably greener and had higher diversities of plants then most of the study area. The pattern of wet and dry areas often directed our survey locations. Overall, even in these wetter areas, the typical post wild fire explosion of wildflowers was altogether absent.

According to the National Weather Service, Fremont Canyon, a weather station located within the study area, received 125 mm (4.91 inches) of rainfall from October 2017 to July 2018 (Western Regional Data Center 2018), which is far below the historical average of 366 mm (14.40 inches) for nearby Yorba Linda based on 1912-2016 averages or the Santa Ana Fire Stations historical average of 348 mm (13.69 inches) (Western Regional Climatic Center 2018). Because of its higher elevation and orographic lift, it would be expected that the average rainfall at the Fremont Canyon station would be significantly higher then that of Yorba Linda or Santa Ana. The main impacts for this exceptionally dry winter was a reduction in perennial herb and especially herbaceous annual diversity and abundance. While rare and sensitive annuals are known or anticipated in the study area, only two were seen in 2018. By comparison, at least seven species of rare and sensitive annuals were observed in the nearby and partly overlapping Windy Ridge and Santiago Canyon burns in 2008 (Roberts 2009).

4.0 PREVIOUS STUDIES

Several previous studies were identified and used in the course of the first seasons surveys, including Harmsworth (2001), Roberts (2009), the Consortium (2018), and the NROC data base (2018). An analysis of these sources will be provided in the final report.

5.0 SURVEY RESULTS

5.1 PLANT SPECIES SUMMARY

A total of 330 species of vascular plants were observed at the Study Area representing 68 families. One additional subtaxon was identified. The preliminary herbarium search also found six additional species that were not located in 2018 bringing the total taxa to 337. Of these plant taxa, 266 (about 80 percent) are of native origin and 71 (20 percent) are of non-native origin. The largest representative families within the Study Area are the sunflower family (Asteraceae) with 70 species, grasses (Poaceae) with 30 species, peas (Fabaceae) with 25 species, and mustards (Brassicaceae) with 14 species. A comprehensive list of plant taxa encountered is included in Appendix B. The list is broken down by drainage or land manager. The final report will also include an overall species list addressing abundance and habitat preference within the study area.

With fairly comprehensive lists presented for Chino Hills State Park, Santiago Oaks Regional Park, Weir and Blind Canyons, and the BSA Drainage, some comparisons can be made in these areas. Weir Canyon included 229 species observed, Chino Hills State Park (Coal and lower Gyspum Cyns.), 216 species, Blind Canyon included 183 species observed, the BSA Drainage, 148 species, and Santiago Oaks Regional Park included 94 species based on three survey days in June.

5.2 RARE AND SENSITIVE PLANTS OBSERVED 2018

A total of 10 rare and sensitive plant species were observed within the study area in 2018. Nine of these are included in the CNPS Rare Plant Inventory (2018) while one additional Locally Rare plant for Orange County (Roberts 2008) was encountered. A total of 562 rare and sensitive plant sites were recorded with Catalina mariposa lily (Calochortus catalinae) and intermediate mariposa lily (Calochortus weedii var. intermedius). Intermediate mariposa lily had the highest estimated number, over 100,000 individuals but the authors are still developing methods to estimate numbers over large polygons and the number may change for the final report. One-hundred thousand plants is an exceptionally large number for this species, for example, surveys of the Santiago Canyon burn (Roberts 2009), over

10 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT a larger area, reported about 19,000 plants. While the count is less reliable in the current study, the number is almost certainly between 80,000 and 120,000 individuals. Unlike the survey in 2008 where typical polygons were under 1,500 square meters, a number of the polygons encountered in this study were over 40,000 square meters in area. Likely, the 100,000 estimate is actually an under estimate. Based on previous field experience with this plant, the number of individuals seen this year were far in excess as seen in other years so we anticipated large numbers. A summary of the family, rank, and number of sites/individuals is provided on Table 1 below.

TABLE 1: RARE AND SENSITIVE PLANTS OBSERVED

Total Scientific Name Common Name Family Rank Sites Individuals Acalypha californica California coppereaf Euphorbiaceae LR 2 525 Astragalus brauntonii Braunton’s milk-vetch Fabaceae FR, CRPR 1B.1 9 2,260 Calandrinia breweri Brewer’s calandrinia Montiaceae CRPR 4.2 3 311 Calochortus catalinae Catalina mariposa lily Liliaceae CRPR 4.2 143 12,155 Calochortus weedii intermediate var. intermedius mariposa lily Liliaceae CRPR 1B.1 141 100,704 Dudleya multicaulis many-stemmed dudleya Crassulaceae CRPR 1B.1 55 2,597 Horkelia cuneata subsp. puberula mesa horkelia Rosaceae CRPR 1B.1 3 4 Lepidium virginicum var. robinsonii Robbinson’s peppergrass Brassicaceae CRPR 4.3 40 1,010 Nolina cismontana chaparral nolina Rustaceae CRPR 1B.2 96 15,769

Romneya coulteri Coulter’s matilija poppy Papaveraceae CRPR 4.2 70 3,970

RARE AND SENSITIVE PLANT RANK DESIGNATIONS

For additional information regarding California Native Plant Society ranks, see CNPS (2017).

CRPR List 1B: California Rare Plant Rank 1B - Species that are rare throughout their range and occur primarily within California. CRPR List 4: California Rare Plant Rank 4 - Species that have restricted distribution within California; a watch list. FE: Endangered under the Federal Endangered Species Act. LR: Local Rare in Orange County, generally fewer then 8 populations and/or significantly threatened within the County (Roberts 2008). CNPS is currently working on an official Locally Rare designation.

California Native Plant Rank Threat Code Extensions

None Plants lacking any threat information. 0.1 Seriously Endangered in California (over 80% of occurrences threatened; high degree and immediacy of threat). 0.2 Fairly endangered in California (20-80% of occurrences threatened) 0.3 Not Very Threatened in California (low degree/immediacy of threat or no current threats known.

The distribution of rare plants is summarized on Figures 3-I and in Appendix C (Chino Hills State Park), D (Santiago Regional Park), and E (Nature Reserve of Orange County lands). A discussion of individual species found will be included in the final report. These discussions will include an overall description of the range of the rare plant, its distribution in Orange County, previously known occurrences within the Study Area, and a written discussion of combined survey results for 2018 and 2019. The three primary regions surveyed in 2018 are briefly discussed below.

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Five species of rare and sensitive plants were encountered during 2018 at Chino Hills State Park within the Study Area. These included Braunton’s milk-vetch, Catalina mariposa lily, many-stemmed dudleya, chaparral nolina, and Coulter’s matilija poppy. A summary for these species is provided in Table 2. The distribution of these plants within Chino Hills State Park is provided on Figure 3. Although not recorded in 2018, intermediate mariposa lily was almost certainly observed in leaf. While it was not observed on either day Coal Canyon was visited in late May, no surveys were conducted in the month of June when this species is most easily detected. We fully anticipate intermediate mariposa lily will be reported at Coal Canyon in 2019.

TABLE 2: RARE AND SENSITIVE PLANTS OBSERVED AT CHINO HILLS STATE PARK

Total Scientific Name Common Name Family Rank Sites Individuals Astragalus brauntonii Braunton’s milk-vetch Fabaceae FR, CRPR 1B.1 9 2,260 Calochortus catalinae Catalina mariposa lily Liliaceae CRPR 4.2 15 636 Dudleya multicaulis many-stemmed dudleya Crassulaceae CRPR 1B.1 4 647 Nolina cismontana chaparral nolina Rustaceae CRPR 1B.2 39 6,223 Romneya coulteri Coulter’s matilija poppy Papaveraceae CRPR 4.2 68 3,627

5.22 SANTIAGO OAKS REGIONAL PARK

Four species of rare and sensitive plants were encountered during 2018 at Santiago Oaks Regional Park. These included Catalina mariposa lily, intermediate mariposa lily, Robinson’s peppergrass, and chaparral nolina. A summary for these species is provided in Table 3. The distribution of these plants within the Park is provided on Figure 4. Although not recorded in 2018, intermediate mariposa lily was almost certainly observed in leaf. Other species are anticipated. Only late spring surveys were conducted at Santiago Oaks Regional Park, commencing June 6, 2018. Considering the apparent dry condition of the park at that time, we found a fair number of rare and sensitive plant locations.

TABLE 3: RARE AND SENSITIVE PLANTS OBSERVED AT SANTIAGO OAKS RP

Total Scientific Name Common Name Family Rank Sites Individuals Calochortus catalinae Catalina mariposa lily Liliaceae CRPR 4.2 12 678 Calochortus weedii intermediate var. intermedius mariposa lily Liliaceae CRPR 1B.1 42 1,358 Lepidium virginicum var. robinsonii Robbinson’s peppergrass Brassicaceae CRPR 4.3 3 120 Nolina cismontana chaparral nolina Rustaceae CRPR 1B.2 8 294

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Astragalus brauntonii Calochortus catalinae Study Area boundary Dudleya multicaulis Park boundary Nolina cismontana Region boundary Romneya coulteri Roads

miles N 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 Figure 3 Chino Hills State Park Rare & Sensitive Plants 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 kilometers Canyons Fire Burn Study Area

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Canyons Fire Burn Study Area Canyons Fire Burn Study

0.2 km 0.2 North Santiago Oaks Regional Park Rare & Sensitive Plants Calochortus catalinae multicaulis Dudleya virginicum Lepidium robinsonii var. Nolina cismontana 0.5 0.3 0.4 0.2

0.3 Central miles 0.2 kilometers 0.1

0.1 Central 0

0 North N

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Within the NROC lands of the Study Area, principally Gypsum, Weir, Blind, and Fremont Canyons, we encountered nine rare and sensitive plant species including eight plants with formal rank in the CNPS Inventory, Brewer’s calandrinia, Catalina mariposa lily, intermediate mariposa lily, many-stemmed dudleya, mesa horkelia, Robinson’s peppergrass, chaparral nolina, and Coulter’s matilija poppy, and a single Locally Rare plant, California copperleaf. A summary for these species is provided in Table 4. The distribution of these plants within the Park is provided on Figure 5-6. While it is likely other rare and sensitive species, especially rare annuals, were absent in 2018 due to dry conditions, two of the species, would be readily detectable regardless of rainfall. Both Coulter’s matilija poppy and chaparral nolina are large, showy, and fire adapted and would be readily detectable regardless of rainfall condition. The mariposa lilies were in surprisingly good condition in 2018 and likely were at least in part benefiting from the much more favorable rainfall pattern of the 2016/2017 season. Intermediate mariposa lily was often in seen in large numbers on the burn area, exceeding the expectations of the surveyors in a less then favorable year.

TABLE 4: RARE AND SENSITIVE PLANTS OBSERVED

Total Scientific Name Common Name Family Rank Sites Individuals Acalypha californica California coppereaf Euphorbiaceae LR 2 525 Calandrinia breweri Brewer’s calandrinia Montiaceae CRPR 4.2 3 311 Calochortus catalinae Catalina mariposa lily Liliaceae CRPR 4.2 116 10,841 Calochortus weedii intermediate var. intermedius mariposa lily Liliaceae CRPR 1B.1 99 99,346 Dudleya multicaulis many-stemmed dudleya Crassulaceae CRPR 1B.1 51 1950 Horkelia cuneata subsp. puberula mesa horkelia Rosaceae CRPR 1B.1 3 4 Lepidium virginicum var. robinsonii Robbinson’s peppergrass Brassicaceae CRPR 4.3 37 890 Nolina cismontana chaparral nolina Rustaceae CRPR 1B.2 49 9252 Romneya coulteri Coulter’s matilija poppy Papaveraceae CRPR 4.2 2 343

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Study Area boundary Park boundary

Acalypha californica Calochortus catalinae Calochortus weedii var. intermedius Dudleya multicaulis Lepidium virginicum var. robinsonii Nolina cismontana

Figure 5 miles NROC Lands N 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 E Fork Weir Canyon

0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 Rare & Sensitive Plants kilometers Canyons Fire Burn Study Area

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Study Area boundary Park boundary

Calandrinia breweri Calochortus catalinae Calochortus weedii var. intermedius Dudleya multicaulis Lepidium virginicum var. robinsonii Nolina cismontana

miles Figure 6 N 0 0.1 0.2 NROC Lands North Weir Canyon Rare & Sensitive Plants 0 100m 200m 300m meters Canyons Fire Burn Study Area

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Study Area boundary Park boundary

See Legend on Figure 8 for plants

miles Figure 7 N 0 0.1 0.2 NROC Lands North Blind Canyon 0 100m 200m 300m Rare & Sensitive Plants meters Canyons Fire Burn Study Area

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Study Area boundary Park boundary

Calochortus catalinae Lepidium virginicum Calochortus weedii var. robinsonii var. intermedius Nolina cismontana Dudleya multicaulis Romneya coulteri Horkelia cuneata var. puberula miles Figure 8 N 0 0.1 0.2 NROC Lands East Blind Canyon 0 100m 200m 300m Rare & Sensitive Plants meters Canyons Fire Burn Study Area

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Calochortus catalinae Calochortus weedii var. intermedius Dudleya multicaulis Lepidium virginicum var. robinsonii

Study Area boundary Park boundary

Figure 9 miles N 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 NROC Lands South Blind Cyn./BSA Drainage Rare & Sensitive Plants 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 kilometers Canyons Fire Burn Study Area

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Calochortus catalinae Calochortus weedii var. intermedius Romneya coulteri

Study Area boundary Park boundary

miles Figure 10 N 0 0.1 0.2 NROC Lands Fremont & Gypsum Canyons 0 100m 200m 300m Rare & Sensitive Plants meters Canyons Fire Burn Study Area

21 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT 6.0 REFERENCES CITED

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22 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT APPENDIX A: 2018 SURVEY LOG

Date Surveyor(s) General Location 20 Mar 2018 Fred M. Roberts, Sandra J. Leatherman Chino Hills State Park: Coal Cyn.

28 Mar 2018 Fred M. Roberts, Sandra J. Leatherman Chino Hills State Park, Coal & Gypsum Cyns.

29 Mar 2018 Fred M. Roberts, Sandra J. Leatherman Chino Hills State Park: Coal Cyn.

3 Apr 2018 Fred M. Roberts, Sandra J. Leatherman Chino Hills State Park: Coal Cyn.

4 Apr 2018 Fred M. Roberts, Sandra J. Leatherman Chino Hills State Park: Coal Cyn.

11 Apr 2018 Fred M. Roberts, Sandra J. Leatherman Chino Hills State Park: Coal Cyn.

12 Apr 2018 Fred M. Roberts, Sandra J. Leatherman Chino Hills State Park: Coal Cyn.

16 Apr 2018 Fred M. Roberts, Sandra J. Leatherman, David E. Bramlet NROC: Weir Cyn.

17 Apr 2018 Fred M. Roberts, Sandra J. Leatherman, David E. Bramlet NROC: Weir Cyn.

23 Apr 2018 Sandra J. Leatherman, David E. Bramlet NROC: Weir Cyn.

24 Apr 2018 Sandra J. Leatherman, David E. Bramlet NROC: Weir & Blind Cyns.

30 Apr 2018 Sandra J. Leatherman NROC: BSA Drainage

3 May 2018 Sandra J. Leatherman NROC: Blind Cyn.

4 May 2018 Sandra J. Leatherman NROC: BSA Drainage

7 May 2018 Fred M. Roberts, Sandra J. Leatherman NROC: BSA Drainage

8 May 2018 Fred M. Roberts, Sandra J. Leatherman NROC: BSA Drainage, Blind Cyn.

15 May 2018 Fred M. Roberts, Sandra J. Leatherman NROC: Weir Cyn.

18 May 2018 Fred M. Roberts, Sandra J. Leatherman NROC: Blind Cyn.

21 May 2018 Fred M. Roberts, Sandra J. Leatherman Chino Hills State Park: Coal Cyn.

22 May 2018 Fred M. Roberts, Sandra J. Leatherman NROC: Blind Cyn.

24 May 2018 Fred M. Roberts Chino Hills State Park: Coal Cyn.

30 May 2018 Fred M. Roberts, Sandra J. Leatherman NROC: Weir & Blind Cyns.

1 Jun 2018 Fred M. Roberts NROC: Weir Cyn.

5 Jun 2018 Fred M. Roberts, Sandra J. Leatherman NROC: Weir Cyn.

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Date Surveyor(s) General Location 6 Jun 2018 Fred M. Roberts, Sandra J. Leatherman Santiago Oaks Regional Park

12 Jun 2018 Fred M. Roberts Santiago Oaks Regional Park; NROC: Blind & Weir Cyns.

13 Jun 2018 Fred M. Roberts, Sandra J. Leatherman NROC: Blind Cyn., east of 241

19 Jun 2018 Fred M. Roberts, Sandra J. Leatherman NROC: Blind , Gypsum, Fremont, Weir Cyns.

20 Jun 2018 Fred M. Roberts, Sandra J. Leatherman NROC: Blind Cyn. & BSA Drainage

20 Jun 2018 David E. Bramlet Santiago Oaks Regional Park

27 Jun 2018 Fred M. Roberts, Sandra J. Leatherman NROC: Blind & Weir Cyns.

29 Jun 2018 Fred M. Roberts NROC: Blind Cyn.

12 Jul 2018 Fred M. Roberts NROC: Weir Cyn.

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APPENDIX B: VASCULAR PLANT LIST BY AREA UNIT

The following list includes all vascular plant species observed or documented by voucher specimens within the Fires Canyon study area between March and July, 2018. The list is arranged alphabetically by major group (ferns, eudicots, monocots), family, genus, species, and subtaxon. For each plant, the land area unit where the plant was observed is indicated by an “x”.

The unit codes are:

BLND: Blind Canyon (NROC) BSAD: BSA Drainage (NROC) CHSP: Chino Hills State Park south of SR 91 FREM: Fremont Canyon (NROC) GYPS: Gypsum Canyon (NROC) IRRP: Irvine Regional Park PCRP: Peters Canyon Regional Park SORP: Santiago Canyon Regional Park WEIR: Weir Canyon (NROC)

* indicates a species is of non-native origin

† indicates a species was documented within the study area prior to 2018

Voucher collections:

Citations: collector, institution where housed (processed specimens) in (parenthesis), area unit in [brackets]. Collec- tor written out in previous collections, with date of collection included.

DEB: David E. Bramlet SJL: Sandra J. Leatherman FMR: Fred M. Roberts

RSA: Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden IRVC: University of California, Irvine UCR: University of California, Riverside

25 LYCOPHYTES, FERNS-EUDICOTS: ANACARDIACEAE CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT FMR, SJL, & DEB 8545 [WEIR] FMR 8587 [BLND] FMR & SJL 8606 [BLND] FMR & SJL Notes PCRP IRRP x x FREM x GYPS x x x x x SORP x x x x x x x x x BLND x x x x x x x x x x CHSP x x x x x x x x x x WEIR x x x x x x BSAD Common Name moss Bigelow's or bushy spike- coastal wood fern California polypody California maidenhair fern coffee bird's foot fern goldenback fern yerba mansa laurel sumac lemonade berry sugar bush skunkbush poison oak blue elderberry andromedifolia var. var. SPECIES caerulea EUDICOTS LYCOPHYTES MAGNOLIOIDS ssp. LEPTOSPORANGIATE FERNS LEPTOSPORANGIATE PTERIDACEAE - BRAKE FAMILY ADOXACEAE - MUSKROOT FAMILY ADOXACEAE - MUSKROOT ANACARDIACEAE - SUMAC FAMILY ANGIOSPERMS - FLOWERING PLANTS POLYPODIACEAE - POLYPODY FAMILY - POLYPODY POLYPODIACEAE SAURURACEAE - LIZARD'S-TAIL FAMILY SAURURACEAE - LIZARD'S-TAIL SELAGINELLACEAE - SPIKE-MOSS FAMILY DRYOPTERIDACEAE - WOOD FERN FAMILY - DRYOPTERIDACEAE Selaginella bigelovii Dryopteris arguta Polypodium californicum Adiantum jordanii Pellaea andromedifolia Pellaea mucronata Pentagramma triangularis Anemopsis californica Sambucus nigra Malosma laurina Rhus integrifolia Rhus ovata Rhus aromatica diversilobum Toxicodendron

26 EUDICOTS: APIACEAE-ASTERACEAE CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Notes G.A. Marsh & K.G. sn 13 G.A. Marsh & K.G. sn 13 8577 [CHSP]; FMR FMR & SJL FMR & SJL 8608 [BLND] FMR & SJL FMR 8579 [WEIR] 8517 [CHSP] FMR & SJL 8555 [WEIR] FMR & SJL FMR 8532 [CHSP] FMR 8564 [BLND] 8553 [WEIR] FMR &SJL 8607 [BLND] FMR & SJL May 1978 (IRVC) [CHSP] May 1978 (IRVC) [CHSP] May 1978 (IRVC) 8611 [BLND] 8611 PCRP IRRP x x x x FREM x GYPS x x x x x x x x x SORP x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x BLND x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x CHSP x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x WEIR x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x BSAD dragon sagewort or coyote brush or chaparral artemesia-leaved bur chervil mock parsely American bowlesia rattlesnake weed sweet fennel shiny lomatium sharp-tooth sanicle purple sanicle Indian milkweed narrow-leaved milkweed Hartweg's milkvine sacapellote woodland agoseris agoseris spear-leaved sand-bur western ragweed coastal sagebrush Douglas' or California mule fat scabrid sweetbush California brickellbush Italian thistle tocalote yellow star-thistle yellow pincushion cobweb thistle bull thistle sand aster cardoon / globe artichoke great basin sagebrush pincushion tarragon broom mugwort pycnocephalus . hartwegii tridentata var. var . flavescens consanguinea ssp. ssp ssp. aspera var. APIACEAE - CARROT FAMILY APIACEAE - CARROT APOCYNACEAE - DOGBANE FAMILY ASTERACEAE - SUNFLOWER FAMILY Artemisia tridentata Chaenactis artemisiifolia Baccharis pilularis *Anthriscus caucalis Apiastrum angustifolium Bowlesia incana Daucus pusillus *Foeniculum vulgare Lomatium lucidum Sanicula arguta Sanicula bipinnatifida Asclepias eriocarpa Asclepias fascicularis Funastrum cynanchoides Acourtia microcephala Agoseris heterophylla Agoseris retrorsa acanthicarpa Ambrosia psilostachya Ambrosia Artemisia californica Artemisia douglasiana Artemisia dracunculus Baccharis salicifolia ssp. Bebbia juncea Brickellia californica pycnocephalus *Carduus melitensis *Centaurea solstitialis *Centaurea glabriuscula Chaenactis glabriuscula var. occidentale Cirsium occidentale var. *Cirsium vulgare filaginifolia Corethrogyne Cynara cardunculus †

27 EUDICOTS: ASTERACEAE (continued) CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT (IRVC) [CHSP] (IRVC) Notes K.G. Marsh sn 27 Jul 1982 G.A. Marsh & K.G. sn 20 8594 [WEIR]; FMR FMR & SJL FMR & SJL 8588 [BLND] FMR & SJL 8532 [CHSP] FMR & SJL May 1978 (IRVC) [CHSP] May 1978 (IRVC) & SJL 8600 [BLND] & SJL PCRP IRRP x x x FREM GYPS x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x SORP x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x BLND x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x CHSP x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x WEIR x x x x x x x x x x x x x x BSAD malacothrix long-stemmed golden slender-leaved fascicled tarplant California encilia incienso / brittlebush common rabbit brush flax-leaved horseweed leafy daisy western goldenrod gazania garland daisy gumplant California matchweed saw-toothed goldenbush Crete weed western sunflower slender sunflower bristly ox-tongue telegraph weed golden aster Crete hedypnois smooth cat's ear prickly / wild lettuce coastal goldfields scale-broom California cottonrose daggerleaf cottonrose common pineapple weed grassland silverpuffs osmadenia odora bicolored cudweed California everlasting white everlasting grassland goldenbush coastal goldenbush yarrow oreophila tenuifolia pachylepis vernonioides var. var. var. var. var. var. var. ASTERACEAE - SUNFLOWER FAMILY Ericameria nauseosa Deinandra fasciculata Encelia californica Encelia farinosa † Ericameria palmeri bonariensis *Erigeron foliosus Erigeron Eriophyllum confertiflorum Euthamia occidentalis *Gazania linearis *Glebionis coronaria Grindelia camporum californica Gutierrezia grindeliodes var. squarrosa Hazardia *Hedypnois rhagadioloides Helianthus annuus Helianthus gracilentus *Helminthotheca echioides grandiflora Heterotheca sessiliflora Heterotheca [H. cretica] *Hedypnois rhagadioloides *Hypochaeris glabra Isocoma menziesii *Lactuca serriola Lasthenia gracilis Lepidospartum squamatum Logfia filaginoides *Logfia gallica Malacothrix saxatilis *Matricaria discoidea [Stebbinsoseris h.] heterocarpa Microseris Osmadenia tenella gracile Porophyllum Pseudognaphalium biolettii Pseudognaphalium californicum Pseudognaphalium canescens

28 EUDICOTS: ASTERACEAE (continued)-BRASSICACEAE CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT 5306B (UCR) [BLND] [WEIR]; FMR 8561 [BLND]; [WEIR]; DEB 5293 (UCR) FMR& SJL 8604 [BLND] FMR& SJL Notes FMR, SJL, & DEB 8542 FMR 8566 [BLND], DEB 5299 (UCR) [WEIR] FMR, SJL, & DEB 8541 8515 [CHSP]; DEB FMR & SJL FMR 8610 [BLND] DEB 5302 (UCR) [BLND] FMR & SJL 8521 [CHSP] FMR & SJL 8526 [CHSP] FMR & SJL 8516 (CHSP) FMR & SJL FMR & SJL 8589 [BLND]; FMR & SJL [WEIR] PCRP IRRP x FREM x GYPS x x x x x SORP x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x BLND x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x CHSP x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x WEIR x x x x x x x x x x x x x x BSAD slender combseed pink everlasting Spanish sunflower California chicory California butterweed common groundsel milk thistle California goldenrod common sow-thistle San Diego wreath-plant cotton-thorn silver puffs cocklebur common fiddleneck common cryptantha cryptantha Tejon shortpod mustard black mustard sahara mustard shepherd's purse San Diego jewel flower California mustard shining peppergrass Robinson's peppergrass wild radish London rocket hedge-mustard hare's ear cabbage notched fringepod prickly sow-thistle wreath-plant virgate sand peppergrass prickly cryptantha virgata lasiocarpum jonesii robinsonii [L. virginicum [L. virginicum robinsonii ferocula ssp. ssp. var. ssp. ssp. asper ssp. in part] BORAGINACEAE - BORAGE FAMILY BRASSICACEAE - MUSTARD FAMILY BRASSICACEAE - MUSTARD ASTERACEAE - SUNFLOWER FAMILY . menzeisii Pseudognaphalium microcephalum *Pulicaria paludosa Rafinesquia californica Senecio californicus Senecio vulgaris *Silybum marianum Solidago velutina ssp. californica Sonchus asper *Sonchus oleraceus Stephanomeria diegensis Stephanomeria virgata comosa Tetradymia lindleyi Uropappus Xanthium strumarium Amsinckia intermedia Cryptantha intermedia Cryptantha microstachys Cryptantha muricata Pectocarya linearis *Brassica geniculata [Hirschfeldia incana] *Brassica nigra *Brassica tournefortii *Capsella bursa-pastoris Caulanthus heterophyllus Caulanthus lasiophyllus Lepidium lasiocarpum Lepidium nitidum Lepidium virginicum *Raphanus sativus *Sisymbrium irio *Sisymbrium officinale *Sisymbrium orientale Thysanocarpus laciniatus ssp

29 EUDICOTS: CACTACEAE-CUCURBITACEAE CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT DEB 5306A (UCR) [BLND] DEB 5306A FMR 8613 [BLND] Notes 8556 [WEIR]; FMR FMR & SJL FMR & SJL 8581 [BLND] FMR & SJL FMR 8612 [BLND] 8580 [BLND] FMR & SJL & SJL 8563[BLND] & SJL PCRP IRRP x x x x FREM x x GYPS x x x x x x x x x SORP x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x BLND x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x CHSP x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x WEIR x x x x x x x x x x x x x BSAD cucamonga manroot catchfly chickweed southern pink many-stemmed dudleya sticky mouse-ear windmill pink / common short-lobed morning- glory lance-leaf dudleya or live- wild cucumber / coastal prickly pear oracle cactus western prickly pear spreading snowberry snapdragon catchfly corn spurry common chickweed Australian saltbush pitseed goosefoot California goosefoot nettle-leaved goosefoot Russian thistle peak rush-rose canyon dodder sand pigmy-stonecrop chalky live-forever calabazilla southern honeysuckle dodder forever intermedia denudata ssp. FAMILY var. lanciniata ssp. occidentalis x sp. CACTACEAE - CACTUS FAMILY CACTACEAE CISTACEAE - ROCK-ROSE FAMILY CISTACEAE CUCURBITACEAE - GOURD FAMILY CUCURBITACEAE CARYOPHYLLACEAE - PINK FAMILY CARYOPHYLLACEAE CRASSULACEAE - STONECROP FAMILY CRASSULACEAE - STONECROP CONVOLVULACEAE - MORNING-GLORY - MORNING-GLORY CONVOLVULACEAE CHENOPODIACEAE - GOOSEFOOT FAMILY CHENOPODIACEAE - GOOSEFOOT Calystegia macrostegia Calystegia macrostegia Dudleya multicaulis Opuntia littoralis Opuntia oricola Opuntia CAPRIFOLIACEAE - HONEYSUCKLE FAMILY Lonicera subspicata Symphoricarpos mollis cooperi Achyrronychia *Cerastium glomeratum Silene antirrhina *Silene gallica Silene laciniata arvensis *Spergula *Stellaria media *Atriplex semibaccata Chenopodium berlandieri Chenopodium californicum *Chenopodium murale *Salsola australis scoparium Crocanthemum Cuscuta subinclusa Cuscuta Crassula connata Dudleya lanceolata Dudleya pulverulenta Cucurbita foetidissima Marah macrocarpa

30 EUDICOTS: ERIACEAE-FABACEAE CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT (UCSB) [CHSP] [CHSP] (IRVC 18858, 18859) [WEIR]; (IRVC (RSA) [CHSP] & G.A. Marsh FMR & SJL 8534 [CHSP] FMR & SJL Notes G.A. Marsh & K.G. sn 20 K.G. Marsh s.n., 15 Jun 1981 E. Landis et al 6 Sept 2004 Lathrop 7604 (RSA) E.W. FMR & SJL 8533 [CHSP] FMR & SJL FMR & SJL 8554 [WEIR] FMR & SJL DEB 5300 (UCR) [WEIR] FMR 8520 [CHSP] 8558 [WEIR] FMR & SJL FMR 8592 [WEIR] & DEB 8540 [WEIR] FMR, SJL & DEB 8539 [WEIR] FMR, SJL [WEIR] May 1978 (IRVC) [CHSP] May 1978 (IRVC) K.G. Marsh sn 20 May 1978 FMR, SJL, & DEB 8538 8546 [WEIR]; DEB 5291 (UCR) PCRP IRRP FREM GYPS x x x SORP x x x x x x x x x x x x x BLND x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x CHSP x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x WEIR x x x x x x x x x x x BSAD alkali lotus southern California Eastwood manzanita bigberry manzanita California copperleaf California croton doveweed rattlesnake spurge petty spurge small-seed sandmat reticulate-seeded spurge castor-bean deerweed grab lotus strigose lotus western false indigo Braunton's milk-vetch Gambel's locoweed chaparral sweet pea miniature lupine bajada lupine stinging lupine Pauma lupine Coulter's lupine arroyo lupine collar lupine bur-clover barrel medick white dwarf locoweed Spanish clover locoweed glandulosa didymocarpus trichopodus ssp. americanus var. maritimus var. var. var. var. vestitus var. var. var. ERICACEAE - HEATH FAMILY ERICACEAE - HEATH FABACEAE - LEGUME FAMILY FABACEAE EUPHORBIACEAE - SPURGE FAMILY Arctostaphylos glauca Arctostaphylos Astragalus trichopodus Arctostaphylos glandulosa Arctostaphylos † Acalypha californica californicus Croton setiger Croton Euphorbia albomarginata *Euphorbia peplus Euphorbia polycarpa Euphorbia spathulata *Ricinus communis Acmispon americanus Acmispon glaber Acmispon maritimus Acmispon micranthus Acmispon strigosus Amorpha fruticosa Astragalus brauntonii Astragalus didymocarpus Astragalus gambelianus † Lathyrus vestitus Lupinus bicolor Lupinus concinnus Lupinus hirsutissimus Lupinus longiflorus Lupinus sparsiflorus Lupinus succulentus Lupinus truncatus *Medicago polymorpha *Medicago truncatula

31 EUDICOTS: FABACEAE (continued) -LAMIACEAE CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT FMR 8535 [CHSP] 20 May 1978 (IRVC) [CHSP]; 20 May 1978 (IRVC) Notes 8550 [WEIR]; FMR FMR & SJL G.A. Marsh & K.G. MarshM sn FMR 8522 [CHSP] FMR 8569 [BLND] FMR 8614 [BLND] 8570 [BLND] PCRP IRRP x x FREM x GYPS x x x x x x x x SORP x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x BLND x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x CHSP x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x WEIR c x x x x x x x x x x x x BSAD caterpillar phacelia southern California fuchsia-flowered white sweet-clover yellow sweet-clover tree clover pin-point clover valley clover coast live oak California scrub oak long-beaked filaree red-stemmed filaree white-stemmed filaree Carolina geranium whispering bells common eucrypta common phacelia wild canterbury-bell Parry's phacelia common henbit common horehound white sage chia purple sage black sage branching phacelia blue fiesta flower hillside hedge-nettle currant gooseberry ramosissima auritum var. viridifolium . hispida FAMILY agrifolia var. quercetorum ssp var. var. var. var. FAGACEAE - BEECH FAMILY FAGACEAE FAMILY LAMIACEAE - MINT FABACEAE - LEGUME FAMILY FABACEAE GROSSULARIACEAE - GOOSEBERRY GROSSULARIACEAE - GOOSEBERRY GERANIACEAE - GERANIUM FAMILY Ribes speciosum *Melilotus albus *Melilotus indicus ciliolatum Trifolium gracilentum Trifolium willdenovii Trifolium agrifolia Quercus berberidifolia Quercus botrys *Erodium cicutarium *Erodium moschatum *Erodium Geranium carolinianum Ribes malvaceum Emmenanthe penduliflora Eucrypta chrysanthemifolia Phacelia cicutaria Phacelia distans Phacelia minor Phacelia parryi Phacelia ramosissima Pholistoma auritum Lamium amplexicaule *Marrubium vulgare Salvia apiana Salvia columbariae Salvia leucophylla Salvia mellifera Stachys rigida HYDROPHYLLACEAE - WATERLEAF FAMILY WATERLEAF HYDROPHYLLACEAE -

32 EUDICOTS: LAMIACEAE (continued)-OROBANCHACEAE CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT SJL, & DEB 8547 [WEIR] [BLND] DEB 5303B (UCR) [BLND] Notes G.A. Marsh & K.G. sn 6 8595 [WEIR]; FMR FMR & SJL 8559 & 8560 FMR & SJL FMR & SJL 8591 [BLND] FMR & SJL 8524 [CHSP]; FMR, FMR & SJL FMR 8549 [BLND] 8605 [WEIR] FMR & SJL Oct 1978 (RSA) [CHSP]; FMR 8597 [GYPS] & SJL 8602 [BLND] & SJL PCRP IRRP x FREM x x x GYPS x x x SORP x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x BLND x x x x x x x x x x x CHSP x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x WEIR x x x x x x x x x x x BSAD coastal paintbrush dark-topped bird's beak narrow-leaved miner's- woolly blue-curls nada stick-leaf cheeseweed Brewer's calandrinia red maids common calyptridium common miner's-lettuce perfoliate miner's-lettuce edible / common fig scarlet pimpernel California suncup intermediate suncup minuature suncup robust suncup punchbowl clarkia narrow-leaved fuchsia California false-mustard parish's broom-rape lax-flowered bushmallow thickleaf yerba santa California wishbone bush lettuce laxiflorus ssp. crassifolium setiger parviflora var. perfoliata mexicana FAMILY ssp. ssp. affinis ssp. ssp. crassifolia ssp. var. var. MORACEAE - FIG FAMILY LAMIACEAE - MINT FAMILY LAMIACEAE - MINT FAMILY NEMACEAE - NAMA LOASACEAE - LOASA FAMILY LOASACEAE - LOASA MALVACEAE - MALLOW FAMILY - MALLOW MALVACEAE FAMILY MONTIACEAE - MONTIA MYRSINACEAE - MYRSINE FAMILY MYRSINACEAE - MYRSINE FAMILY ONAGRACEAE - EVENING PRIMROSE OROBANCHACEAE - BROOMRAPE FAMILY Trichostema lanatum Trichostema Mentzelia dispersa Malacothamnus fasciculatus *Malva parviflora Calandrinia breweri Calandrinia menzesii Calyptridium monandrum Claytonia parviflora Claytonia perfoliata Claytonia perfoliata *Ficus carica arvensis *Lysimachia Eriodictyon crassifolium - FOUR-O'CLOCK FAMILY NYCTAGINACEAE Mirabilis laevis Camissoniopsis bistorta Camissoniopsis intermedia Camissoniosis micrantha Camissoniopsis robusta Clarkia bottae Epilobium canum Eulobus californicus Castilleja affinis rigidus Cordylanthus parishii ssp. Orobanche

33 EUDICOTS: LAMIACEAE-POLYGONACEAE CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT FMR & SJL 8576 [CHSP] FMR & SJL Notes FMR 8572 [BLND] FMR 8578 [WEIR] 8601 [BLND] FMR & SJL FMR & SJL 8593 [WEIR] FMR & SJL 8590 [BLND] FMR & SJL FMR 8573 [BLND] FMR 8568 [BLND] FMR 8565 [BLND] FMR & SJL 8609 [BLND] FMR & SJL FMR & SJL 8557 [WEIR] FMR & SJL PCRP IRRP FREM x GYPS x x x SORP x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x BLND x x x x x x x x x x x x x x CHSP x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x WEIR x x x x x x x x x x x BSAD gilia snapdragon dragon bermuda-buttercup Kellogg's / climbing big-gland Nuttall's snap- heart-leaved bush- many-stemmed California long-stemmed / tall buckwheat interior flat-topped California wood sorrel California peony California poppy fire poppy Coulter's matilija poppy slope semaphore Coulter's snapdragon purple Chinese houses yellow bush-penstemon blue toad-flax larger California plantain California sycamore sapphire woolly-star Los Angeles gilia ball gilia ground pink rugging Turkish California buckwheat granny's hairnet bush monkeyflower Nuttall's snapdragon London plane tree penstemon /sourgrass buckwheat nuttallianum antirrhinoides foliolosum staticoides elongatum ssp. var. var. var. ssp. var. hispanica australis x x PAEONIACEAE - PEONY FAMILY - PEONY PAEONIACEAE PAPAVERACEAE - POPPY FAMILY - POPPY PAPAVERACEAE PHRYMACEAE - LOPSEED FAMILY PHRYMACEAE POLEMONIACEAE - PHLOX FAMILY PLATANACEAE - SYCAMORE FAMILY PLATANACEAE PLANTAGINACEAE - PLANTAIN FAMILY - PLANTAIN PLANTAGINACEAE OXALIDACEAE - WOOD-SORREL FAMILY WOOD-SORREL OXALIDACEAE - FAMILY - BUCKWHEAT POLYGONACEAE Oxalis californica *Oxalis pes-caprae Paeonia californica Eschscholzia californica Papaver californicum Romneya coulteri Diplacus Diplacus brevipes coulterianum Antirrhinum kelloggii Antirrhinum nuttallianum Antirrhinum nuttallianum ssp. subsessile Antirrhinum Collinsia heterophylla Keckiella antirrhinoides Keckiella cordifolia Nuttallanthus texanus Plantago erecta *Platanus Platanus racemosa Eriastrum sapphirinum Gilia achilleifolia ssp. multicaulis Gilia angelensis Gilia capitata ssp. abrontifolia Linanthus dianthiflorus Chorizanthe staticoides Eriogonum elongatum Eriogonum fasciculatum Eriogonum fasciculatum drymarioides Pterostegia

34 EUDICOTS: RANUNCULACEAE-URTIACEAE CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT 20 May 1978 [CHSP] FMR & SJL 8552 [WEIR] FMR & SJL Notes G.A. Marsh & K.G. MarshM sn FMR & SJL 8552 [WEIR] FMR & SJL FMR 8584 [BLND] FMR 8615 [BLND] PCRP x IRRP FREM x x GYPS x x x x x x x x x SORP x x x x x x x x x x x x x BLND x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x CHSP x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x WEIR x x x x x x x x x x x BSAD black willow chamise narrow-leaved bedstraw San Diego bedstraw California mountain- Goodding's willow / scarlet larkspur maritime larkspur thick-leaved lilac spiny redberry holly-leaved redberry toyon / christmas berry common bedstraw arroyo willow coast jepsonia woodland star California figwort jimsonweed tree tobacco tobacco Wallace's white nightshade Douglas' nightshade blue witch Mediterranean tamarisk dwarf nettle pipestem Parry's larkspur bigpod lilac Ramona lilac mesa horkelia western pellitory mahogany fasciculatum megacarpus betuloides olivaceus angustifolium var. var. var. var. var. hespera parryi ssp. puberula ssp. nuttallii var. ssp. var. var. ssp. ROSACEAE - ROSE FAMILY sp. RUBIACEAE - MADDER FAMILY URTICACEAE - NETTLE FAMILY URTICACEAE SALICACEAE - WILLOW FAMILY WILLOW SALICACEAE - SOLANACEAE - NIGHTSHADE FAMILY FAMILY TAMARISK - TAMARICACEAE RHAMNACEAE - BUCKTHORN FAMILY SAXIFRAGACEAE - SAXIFRAGE FAMILY RANUNCULACEAE - CROWFOOT FAMILY RANUNCULACEAE - CROWFOOT SCROPHULARIACEAE - FIGWORT FAMILY SCROPHULARIACEAE - FIGWORT Clematis Delphinium cardinale Delphinium parryi ssp. maritimum Delphinium parryi Ceanothus crassifolius Ceanothus megacarpus Ceanothus tomentosus Rhamnus crocea Rhamnus ilicifolia Adenostoma fasciculatum betuloides Cercocarpus arbutifolia Heteromeles Horkelia cuneata Galium angustifolium Galium aparine Galium nuttallii Salix gooddingii Salix lasiolepis Jepsonia parryi Lithophragma affine californica Scrophularia Datura wrightii *Nicotiana glauca Nicotiana quadrivalvis Solanum americanum Solanum douglasii Solanum umbelliferum ramosissima *Tamarix Parietaria hespera *Urtica urens

35 EUDICOTS: VIOLACEAE; MONOCOTS: AGAVACEAE: to POACEAE CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT FMR 8518 [CHSP] FMR 8519 [CHSP] 2008 (RSA) [WEIR] Notes FMR & DEB 6952, 13 May, FMR 8519 [CHSP]; & SJL 8596 [WEIR]; FMR FMR & SJL FMR 8599 [BLND] FMR 8586 [BLND] FMR 8585 [BLND] 8603 [BLND] FMR & SJL FMR, SJL & DEB 8543 [WEIR] FMR, SJL 8598 [BLND] 8548 [BSAD]; FMR & SJL 8583 8548 [BSAD]; FMR & SJL [BLND] x PCRP x IRRP x FREM x x x GYPS x x x x x x x x SORP x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x BLND x x x x x x x x x x CHSP x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x WEIR x x x x x x x x x BSAD Lord's candle rush chapparal yucca / our slender creeping spike- California blue-eyed six-weeks / annual three- johnny jump-ups American agave small-flowered soap plant wavy-leaved soap plant red-skinned onion early onion Canary Island date palm Mexican fan palm sedge triangular-fruited African umbrella-sedge baltic rush basket rush iris-leaved rush Catalina mariposa lily splendid mariposa lily intermediate mariposa lily California chocolate lily Fremont's death camas seashore bent grass purple three-awned grass awned grass grass intermedius purpurea var. var. . ater MONOCOTS var. var. ssp IRIDACEAE - IRIS FAMILY FAMILY LILIACEAE - LILY POACEAE - GRASS FAMILY JUNCACEAE - RUSH FAMILY ARECACEAE - PALM FAMILY ARECACEAE - PALM VIOLACEAE - VIOLET FAMILY VIOLET VIOLACEAE - CYPERACEAE - SEDGE FAMILY AGAVACEAE - CENTURY PLANT FAMILY PLANT - CENTURY AGAVACEAE Allium haematochiton AMARYLLIDACEAE - AMARYLLIS FAMILY AMARYLLIS - AMARYLLIDACEAE MELIANTHACEAE - MELIANTHUS FAMILY Viola pedunculata Viola *Agave americana parviflorum Chlorogalum pomeridianum Chlorogalum whipplei Hesperoyucca † Allium praecox *Phoenix canariensis robusta *Washingtonia triquetra Carex *Cyperus involucratus Eleocharis montevidensis Sisyrinchium bellum Juncus balticus Juncus textilis Juncus xiphioides Calochortus catalinae Calochortus splendens Calochortus weedii Fritillaria biflora fremontii Toxicoscordion pallens Agrostis Aristida adscensionis Aristida purpurea 36 MONOCOTS: POACEAE (continued)- RUSCACEAE CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT (RSA) [CHSP]; O.F. Clarke sn 6 (RSA) [CHSP]; O.F. (UCR) [WEIR] May 2006 (UCR) [CHSP]; FMR 8536 [CHSP] Notes & DEB 8544 [WEIR]; FMR, SJL Roberts & M. Lulow 6577, F.M. & I. M. Johnston 3026 P.A. FMR 8562 [BLND] FMR 8567 [BLND] Sanders & F.M. Roberts 35507 Sanders & F.M. 6 Aug 2007 (RSA) [WEIR]; A.C. Aug 2007 (RSA) [WEIR]; 6 PCRP IRRP x x x x FREM x x x GYPS x x x x x x x x x x x x SORP x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x BLND x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x CHSP x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x WEIR x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x BSAD grass beardgrass ricegrass barley littleseed muhly cane bluestem / plumed English / perennial hare barley / foxtail small-flowered melic smilo grass / millett slender wild oat wild oat purple false brome common ripgut grass soft chess compact brome foxtail chess / red brome African fountain grass Sellow's pampas grass bermuda grass giant wildrye foxtail fescue nitgrass junegrass goldentop annual beard grass water bent grass Mediterranean schismus nodding needlegrass giant needlegrass foothill needlegrass purple needlegrass chapparal nolina ryegrass leporinum var. miliacea RUSCACEAE var. var. POACEAE - GRASS FAMILY Stipa cernua Muhlenbergia microsperma Muhlenbergia *Avena barbata *Avena fatua *Avena Bothriochloa barbinodis *Brachypodium distachyon diandrus *Bromus hordeaceus *Bromus madritensis *Bromus rubens *Bromus *Cenchrus setaceus [Pennisetum s.] *Cortaderia selloana *Cynodon dactylon Elymus condensatus *Festuca myuros *Festuca perennis *Gastridium phleoides murinum *Hordeum Koeleria macrantha aurea *Lamarckia Melica imperfecta *Polypogon monspeliensis *Polypogon viridis *Schismus barbatus † Stipa coronata Stipa lepida *Stipa miliacea Stipa pulchra Nolina cismontana

37 MONOCOTS: THEMIDACEAE- TYPHACEAE CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Notes PCRP IRRP FREM GYPS x x x x SORP x x BLND x x CHSP x x x WEIR x x BSAD bells wild hyacinth / school southern cat-tail broad-leaf cattail common goldenstar crocea var. TYPHACEAE - CATTAIL FAMILY TYPHACEAE - CATTAIL THEMIDACEAE - BRODIAEA FAMILY THEMIDACEAE - BRODIAEA Bloomeria crocea Bloomeria crocea Dichelostemma capitatum domingensis Typha latifolia Typha

38 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT APPENDIX C-E: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA

The following appendices offer a summary of rare plant data collected. The label is the unique designation assigned to a specific location. The label identifies the rare plant species (see below), the year collected (2018 = 18), the month (R = March, A = April, M = May, J = June, & L = July), the day of the collection, and the sequential number of the population. The Type indicates the type of data collected, “Pt” represents a GPS waypoint, “Pol” represents a GPS polygon, “Skt” represents the outline of a polygon was digitized from a sketch on a field map. A “SktP” represents a polygon modified using a sketch on a field map. All GPS data in UTMs (Zone 11), WGS 84, unless otherwise specified. All sites marked by sketches (hand-drawn) or polygons (GPS features), are anchored by GPS points.

Species Codes:

Ac: Acalypha californica, California copper-leaf Ab: Astragalus brauntonii, Braunton’s milkvetch Cb: Calandrinia breweri, Brewer’s calandrinia Cc: Calochortus catalinae, Catalina mariposa lily Cwi: Calochortus weedii var. intermedius, intermediate mariposa lily Dm: Dudleya multicaulis, many-stemmed dudleya Hcp: Horkelia cuneata subsp. puberula, mesa horkelia Lvr: Lepidium virginicum var. robinsonii, Robinson’s peppergrass Nc: Nolina cismontana, chaparral nolina Rc: Romneya coulteri, Coulter’s matilija poppy

Vegetation Codes:

AFS: Alluvial Fan Scrub AGL: Annual Grassland CH: Chaparral CSS: Coastal Sage Scrub OW: Oak Woodland NS: Nolina Scrub

39 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Notes Notes maybe higher, possibly maybe higher, 500. seedlings 20 meters from plants. in bloom. Numbers Scattered. Nearby Single. Seedling scattered patches. All single. Seedling Isolated, along bench Scattered. Many more Scattered, All seedlings Single. Seedling scattered. All seedlings scattered. m herbicide treatment about margin adj. to road. All adj. to road. margin Calochortus in area, not seedlings. About 1385 sq. seedlings. taurea melitensis l, Melilotus taurea Malacothamnus fascicularis, Malosma californica, Erodium cicutarium, Brassica californica, Erodium indicus, Erodium cicutarium indicus, Erodium Esccal, Erodium cicutarium, Esccal, Erodium nigra, Erodium cicutarium, nigra, Erodium Dichelostemma capitatum Emmenanthe pendulifera californica, Melilotus indicus, strigosus, Bromus rubens, Brassica strigosus, Bromus macrostegia, Bromus rubens, Bromus macrostegia, rubens, Cen Bromus rubens, Melilotus indicus, Bromus Melilotus indicus Avena barbata, Festuca perennis, Brassica barbata, Festuca perennis, Avena Brodia, sp, Festuca perennis, Avena Lepidospartum squamatum, Cenmel, Eriodictyon crassifolium, Bromus rubens, Eriodictyon crassifolium, Bromus Malosma laurina, Nolina cismontana, Acmispon glaber, cicutarium, Erodium Lepidospartum squamatum, Calystegia Malacothamnus fascicularis, Acmispon rubens, Encelia Bromus Acmispon glaber, Malacothamnus fascicularis, Bromus arbutifolia, Calystegia Heteromeles Associated Species Associated Species laurina macrostegia, Romneya coulteri, macrostegia, Malacothamnus fascicularis Malacothamnus fascicularis Brassica geniculata, Artemisia californica, Brassica geniculata, Dichelostemma capitatum, Malacothamnus fascicularis, Encelia artemisiifolia fascicularis geniculata, Emmenanthe pendulifera, Malosma laurina Erodium cicutarium Erodium Malacothamnus fascicularis, Cheanactis Brumus rubens, Malacothamnus geniculata, Eriodictyon crassifolium, CH CSS AFS AFS AFS AFS CSS/AGL AGL, CH sandy wash, AFS bench above wash Pre burn Habitat Pre burn Habitat soil clay Soils Soils rocky sandy rocky, rocky, outcrop clay with clay loam calcareous calcareous rocky clay rocky clay rocky loam sandy loam sandy loam N W NW WNW Aspect Aspect flat flat flat flat flat flat gentle gentle gentle Slope Slope gentle ridge top 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg Phenology Phenology 85% bud, 15% flw 50% bud, flw 286 304 192 216 207 211 214 332 332 211 GPS GPS 280.7 Alt. (m) Alt. (m) UTM N UTM N 3747040 3746819 3747011 3747296 3747435 3747268 3746967 3747011 3746881 3747000 3746851 435865 435877 436526 436635 436639 436656 436657 436127 436162 UTM E UTM E 436151 436629 - CATALINA MARIPOSA LILY; CRPR 4.2 LILY; MARIPOSA - CATALINA -BRAUNTON'S MILKVETCHY; FE,CRPR1B.1 MILKVETCHY; -BRAUNTON'S APPENDIX C: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA CHINO HILLS STATE PARK PARK CHINO HILLS STATE SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX C: RARE PLANT 1 3 8 1 7 1 42 36 15 53 2144 Count Count Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt PT POL POL POL Type Type AB18M21-02 AB18M21-01 CC18R20-01 CC18R28-01 Astragalus brauntonii LABEL Calochortus catalinae LABEL AB18M24-01 AB18M21-08 AB18M21-04 AB18M21-07 AB18M21-06 AB18M21-03 AB18M21-05

40 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Notes scattered patches. Scattered. Possibly more plants not Isolated. along edge of fire break Probably missed plants. Isolated. 2nd plant 8 m to Isolated scattered yet in flower. E of point. grasses Dichelostemma capitatum sp capitatum, rubens, Erodium cicutarium, Centaurea cicutarium, Centaurea rubens, Erodium Dichelostemma capitatum, Calystegia geniculata, Calochortus splendensl glaber, Hetarb, Erodium cicutarium Hetarb, Erodium glaber, glaber, Eucrypta chrysanthemifolia, glaber, melitensis, Brassica geniculata, Centaurea Malacothamnus fascicularis, Calystegia capitatum, Calystegia macrostegia, Stipa capitatum, Calystegia macrostegia, melitensis, Festuca perennis, Erodium Erodium melitensis, Festuca perennis, Calochortus splendens, Dichelostemma diandrus melitensis, Bromus Avena sp, Bromus sp, Brassica geniculata, sp, Bromus Avena Malacothamnus fascicularis, Avena sp, Avena Malacothamnus fascicularis, Amsinckia intermedia, Erodium sp, Avena Sti sp, Brassica nigra, Centaurea arbutifolia, Rhus integrifolia, Heteromeles Acmispon rubens, Ceanothus sp, Bromus sp, Avena Calcil, Stipa pulchra, Dichelostemma capitatum, Kecant, Calochortus splendens, Bromus rubens, Calochortus splendens, Bromus Eucrypta chrysanthemiifolia, Bromus Eucrypta chrysanthemiifolia, Bromus Associated Species Brassica nigra, Calochortus splendens, Oxalis pres-capre, Dichelostemma Oxalis pres-capre, capitatum, Cercocarpus betuloides capitatum, Cercocarpus Dichelostemma capitatum macrostegia, Bromus rubens, Acmispon rubens, Bromus macrostegia, rubens, Hazardia squarrosa, Brassica squarrosa, rubens, Hazardia cicutarium, Brassica geniculata Festuca perennis Lupinus succulentus, Dichelostemma Dichelostemma capitatum, Brassica nigra Bromus rubens, Brassica geniculata, Bromus macrostegia cicutarium, Deinandra fascicularis, capitatum, Brassica geniculata, Bromus capitatum, Brassica geniculata, Bromus Dichelostemma capitatum, Brassica Erodium cicutarium, Dichelostemma Erodium Avena barbata, Brassica tournefortii, Avena CH CH CH CH CH AGL AGL AGL margin AGL/CH AFS, CH mixed AGL/CH Pre burn Habitat GL, distrubed road AGL/Chamise CH clay clay clay clay clay clay Soils clay loam clay loam clay loam clay loam clay-rocky clay, loam clay, rocky clay N N E N N E N E NE NW NW NNE Aspect flat mod ridge, gentle gentle Slope gentle moderate moderate ridge top, moderate moderate fr spent 100% flw 100% flw 100% flw 100% flw Phenology 80% flw, 20% fr 80% flw, 40% bud, 60% fr 75% bud, 25% flw 40% bud, 60% flw 29% bud, 71% flw 65% bud, 35% flw 60% bud, 40% flw 1% veg, 98% fr, 1% 1% veg, 98% fr, 77% bud, 20% flw, 3% 77% bud, 20% flw, 285 276 255 272 300 239 340 282 211 205 253 315 290 GPS Alt. (m) 3747318 UTM N 3747399 3747427 3747571 3746871 3747346 3747623 3746876 3747312 3747767 3747826 3747036 3746991 436020 436135 436145 436282 435847 435875 436225 436225 435823 436138 436124 436215 436275 UTM E - CATALINA MARIPOSA LILY; CRPR 4.2 (continued) LILY; MARIPOSA - CATALINA APPENDIX C: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA CHINO HILLS STATE PARK CHINO HILLS STATE SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX C: RARE PLANT 1 4 8 7 3 1 2 5 2 26 13 150 200 Count Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt POL POL POL Type Pt CC18A11-05 CC18A11-04 CC18A11-03 CC18R28-02 Calochortus catalinae LABEL CC18R28-03 CC18A11-07 CC18R29-01 CC18R28-04 CC18A11-01 CC18A11-02 CC18A11-06 CC18R29-02 CC18R29-03

41 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Notes side of it. break. Found on either sq m Scattered patches Single Scattered Impacted by old fuel Scattered; impacted by scattered Scattered Single Scattered, roughly 1120 Scattered, roughly 1120 fuel break. melitensis, Bromus rubens, Salvia apiana, melitensis, Bromus Calystegia macrostegia, Centaurea Centaurea Calystegia macrostegia, whipplei Adenostemma fasciculatum, Ceanothus sp, Dichelostemma capitatum Lupinus succulentus, Galium diandrus, Corfil, Brassica nigra, Lupbic, rubens capitatum, Calochortus splendens, Stipa rubens, Dichelostemma capitatum, Calochortus splendens, Brassica Dicpul, Bromus rubens, Erodium rubens, Erodium Dicpul, Bromus rubens, Bromus Festuca perennis, arbutifolia, Calochortus Heteromeles diandrus, Dichelostemma Bromus rubens, Festuca perennis, Bromus squarrosa, Salvia mellifera, Hazardia Lupinus succulentus, Centaurea rubens, Bromus foliosus, Bromus Erigeron Bromus Calochortus splendensl, Blocro, Bromus rubens, Dichelostemma capitatum, Bromus arbutifolia agrifolia, Heteromeles Associated Species splendens, Acmispon glaber, Erigeron Erigeron Acmispon glaber, splendens, cicutarium, Brassica geniculata, tourneforti, Acmispon glaber, Quercus Quercus Acmispon glaber, tourneforti, Nolina cismontana, Hesperoyucca Nolina cismontana, Hesperoyucca tournefortii, Calochortus splendes pulchra, Brassica geniculata Plantago sp., Stipa pulchra, Calochortus splendensl, Brassica geniculata Malacothamnus fascicularis, Brassica melitensis, Erodium cicutarium melitensis, Erodium angustifolium, Acmispon glaber, Bromus Bromus Acmispon glaber, angustifolium, foliosus, Quercus agrifolia foliosus, Quercus CH CH CSS CSS AGL AGL AGL AGL AGL+CH AGL/NGL AGL + OW, CH + OW, AGL Pre burn Habitat clay clay clay clay Soils loam loam clay loam clay loam clay loam rocky clay rocky clay loamy clay N N W NE NE NW NW WNW WNW Aspect ridge gentle gentle Slope gentle gentle gentle, moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate fr fr 100% 100% 100% fr 100% flw 100% flw Phenology 67% bud, 33% flw 40% bud, 60% flw 10% bud, 90% flw 27% bud, 40% flw, 33% 27% bud, 40% flw, 17% bud, 67% flw, 16% 17% bud, 67% flw, 216 234 225 260 202 222 284 287 227 245 GPS Alt. (m) UTM N 3747755 3747663 3747813 3747529 3747823 3747786 3747387 3747379 3747925 3747580 436600 436103 436057 436149 436155 436636 435947 435966 436094 436007 UTM E - CATALINA MARIPOSA LILY; CRPR 4.2 (continued) LILY; MARIPOSA - CATALINA APPENDIX C: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA CHINO HILLS STATE PARK CHINO HILLS STATE SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX C: RARE PLANT 1 8 1 6 5 12 10 80 15 25 Count Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt POL POL POL Type CC18A12-06 CC18A11-08 Calochortus catalinae LABEL CC18A12-08 CC18A12-03 CC18A11-09 CC18A12-01 CC18A12-02 CC18A12-05 CC18A12-07 CC18A12-04

42 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Notes Notes to E. (2019 project). need to expand this polygon or add new one for point + 50 plants to Scattered patches scattered patches. scattered clumps. Patch Scattered. Original count Also Estimate rough. scattered patches. scattered patches. east (now in polygon). Patch. scattered patches scattered patches. Scattered. Individuals 7 m to W and W Individuals 7 m to capitatum, Calochortus splendens occidentalis, O. oricola, Malosma laurina, Phapar, Avena sp, Bromus sp sp, Bromus Avena Phapar, capitatum, Artemisia californica, Calystegia macrostegia, Dicholostemma Calystegia macrostegia, fasciculatum, Salvia mellifera Deinandra fasciculata, Artemisia Calystegia macrostegia, Sanicula Calystegia macrostegia, Ericameria palmeri, Dichelostemma Adenostemma fasciculatum, whipplei, Hesperoyucca Festuca myuros, Brassica nigra, Malacothrix saxatilils, Adenostemma fasciculatum, Calochortus Brassica nigra, Eschscholzia californica, Ceanothus megacarpus, Adenostema Adenostemma fasciculatum, Ceanothus Malacothamnus fascicularis, Eucrypta Adefac, Romcou, Dipaus, Heswhi Associated Species whipplei, Opuntia Hesperoyucca Associated Species sp., Helianthus gracilis, Toxicocordion sp., Helianthus gracilis, Toxicocordion megacarpus, Hesperoyucca whipplei, megacarpus, Hesperoyucca fremontii laurina Malosma laurina Dichelostemma capitatum, Malosma californica, Bromus rubens californica, Bromus cismontana chrysanthemiifolia, Senvul, Marmac, bipinnatifida, Viola pedunculata bipinnatifida, Viola Dichelostemma capitatum, Nolina European grasses NS CH CH CSS CSS/SCS AGL/CSS Chamise CH Chamise CH ceanothus CH rock outcrop, CH, Pre burn Habitat Pre burn Habitat Sandstone outcrop AGL-CH transition clay clay clay clay clay clay clay Soils Soils shells clay with loamy clay silty loamy calcareous, silty loamy loamy clay loamy clay calcareous + rocky loamy cobbly rocky cobbley rocky N W W NE NW NNE W+N NNE NNE NNW Aspect Aspect NE+W top steep Steep steep steep gentle Slope Slope gentle gentle to steep to steep gentle to moderate moderate ridge top, moderate ridge top moderate flat, ridge moderately 100% 100% veg 100% bud 100% veg 100% veg 100% bud 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg Phenology Phenology 97% veg, 3% bud 80% veg, 20% flw 283 284 351 289 308 343 291 364 332 326 GPS GPS Alt. (m) Alt. (m) UTM N UTM N 3746934 3746950 3747042 3746712 3747188 3747195 3746857 3747158 3747091 3746645 3746674 3747234 3747370 435714 435763 436124 436030 436160 436018 436197 436304 436112 UTM E UTM E 435966 436262 436359 436164 APPENDIX C: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA CHINO HILLS STATE PARK CHINO HILLS STATE SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX C: RARE PLANT 6 1 2 8 - many-stemmed dudleya; CRPR 1B.2 40 30 30 59 190 197 148 112 500 chaparral nolina; CRPR 1B.2 Count Count Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Skt Skt Skt Skt Skt Skt Type Type NC18R29-04 NC18R29-06 DM18R28-02 DM18R28-01 NC18R28-01 Dudleya multicaulis LABEL Nolina cismontana - LABEL DM18R29-01 NC18R28-03 NC18R29-02 NC18R29-03 NC18R29-01 NC18R28-02 NC18R29-05 DM18A12-01

43 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT . 3 (0.02 Notes 25m to NE plants per m sq.), a based on density of Nc18A03-09 conservative estimate. Single Scattered Isolated. Second plant ca Polygon about 56,200 sq. Polygon about 19,000 sq. Scattered patches Single Scattered patches Single. Lightly burned densities. Probably a data release. meters. Count estimate polygon with similar Maybe refined in final meters. Brassica geniculata Rhamnus ilicifolia, Hseperoyucca Rhamnus ilicifolia, Hseperoyucca Malocothamnus fascicularis, Eucrypta chrysanthemiifolia, Brassica chrysanthemiifolia, Keckiella tournefortii agrifolia, Ceanothus megacarpus, Quercus geniculata, Dichelostemma capitatum, Avena fatua, Artemisia californica, fatua, Avena Quervus berberidifolia, Eucrypta Malosma laurina, Lepidospartum agrifolia, Mirabilis laevis, Quercus Malosma laurina, Encelia californica, Quercus agrifolia, Malosma laurina, Quercus Associated Species antihirrinoides, Phacelia cicutaria squamatum, Malacothamnus fascicularis Bromus diandrus Bromus whipplei, Eriodictyon crassifolium, Keckiella antirrhinoides Lepidospartum squamatum, Brassica Malosma laurina CH OW CSS CSS/AGL CSS?/ OW Chamise CH Alluvial bench CSS, OW, CH CSS, OW, Pre burn Habitat sandstone outcrop, clay Soils silty clay clay loam clay loam rocky clay rocky clay sand over clay E E N N E E W W W SW SW NW Aspect SE+S+ flat steep steep steep steep steep gentle Slope to steep to steep moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate moderately 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% veg Phenology 175 175 187 196 196 201 201 GPS Alt. (m) UTM N 3747701 3747549 3747528 3747650 3747550 3747648 3747401 3747527 3747269 3747186 3747405 3747344 3747278 436485 436618 436354 436334 436391 436556 436422 436529 436554 436276 UTM E 436636 436610 436623 APPENDIX C: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA CHINO HILLS STATE PARK CHINO HILLS STATE SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX C: RARE PLANT 3 1 7 1 2 3 1 24 15 17 445 150 chaparral nolina; CRPR 1B.2 (continued) 1293 Count Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Skt Skt Skt Skt Skt Type POL NC18A03-01 NC18A03-11 NC18A03-07 NC18A03-08 NC18A03-09 NC18A03-12 NC18A03-03 NC18A03-06 NC18R29-07 Nolina cismontana - LABEL NC18A03-10 NC18A03-02 NC18A03-04 NC18A03-05

44 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Notes based on density of Nc18A03-0 (0.024 plants data release. Maybe refined in final Single per m sq.), a polygon Isolated Patches. Count estimate to Try count very rough. refine in 2019. Isolated Single Single Scattered patches Single with similar densities. conservative estimate. Probably a very californica, Brassica geniculata, rubens, Romneya coulteri, Centaurea rubens, Romneya coulteri, Centaurea laurina vulgaris, Eucrypta chrysanthemiifolia, comosa macrostegia, Heteromeles arbutifolia Heteromeles macrostegia, Calystegia macrostegia, Bromus rubens, Bromus Calystegia macrostegia, melitensis, Eucrypta chrysanthemiifolia, whipplei, Ceanothus megacarpus Erodium cicutarium, Malacothamnus Erodium Centaurea melitensis, Erodium cicutarium, melitensis, Erodium Centaurea cicutarium, Malosma laurina, Bromus cicutarium, Malosma laurina, Bromus rubens fascicularis arbutifolia, Brassica geniculata, Malosma Malacothamnus fascicularis, Encelia Melilotus indicus Avena sp, Erodium cicutarium, Bromus cicutarium, Bromus sp, Erodium Avena Dichelostemma capitatum, Tetradymia Dichelostemma capitatum, Tetradymia Sonchus oleraceous Adenostemma fasciculatum, Hesperoyucca Adenostemma fasciculatum, Hesperoyucca Dichelostemma capitatum, Calystegia Malosma laurina, Brassica agrifolia, Malosma laurina, Quercus Brassica tournefortia, Erodium Adenostemma fasciculatum, Malosma Romneya coulteri, Calystegia macrostegia, whipplei, Lupinus Hesperoyucca Quercus rubens, Festuca perennis, Bromus Dichelostemma capitatum, Heteromels Dichelostemma capitatum, Heteromels Associated Species Malacothamnus fascicularis, laurina succulentus, Hazardia squarrosa, Bromus Bromus squarrosa, succulentus, Hazardia rubens geniculata,Sonchus oleraceous, Senecio agrifolia, Bromus diandrus, agrifolia, Bromus CH CH CH CH CSS AGL CH/OW Grassland Chamise CH Chamise CH Pre burn Habitat clay clay clay clay loam Soils clayish silty clay clay loam clay loam clay loam clay loam clay rocky rocky loamy N E N E W W var & W NNE S+SS N, E, NNW Aspect WNW erate flat flat steep steep ridge steep steep steep gentle gentle Slope to moderate moderate mod ridge top+ 100% 100% 100% fr 100% flw 100% flw 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg Phenology 99% veg, <1% flw 217 213 205 204 321 229 264 271 255 220 GPS Alt. (m) UTM N 3746916 3746969 3747670 3747813 3747082 3747137 3747719 3747487 3747435 3747225 3747451 3747862 436597 436595 436162 436638 436578 436937 UTM E 436242 436187 436053 437125 436274 436728 APPENDIX C: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA CHINO HILLS STATE PARK CHINO HILLS STATE SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX C: RARE PLANT 1 1 1 1 2 4 1 20 90 60 160 chaparral nolina; CRPR 1B.2 (continued) 3100 Count Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Skt Skt Skt Skt Type NC18A04-04 NC18A04-03 NC18A12-01 NC18A04-02 NC18A11-05 NC18A04-01 Nolina cismontana - LABEL NC18A11-03 NC18A11-01 NC18A11-02 NC18A04-05 NC18A11-04 NC18A12-02

45 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Notes Notes ca 20 meters down slope. scattered patches Isolated. One individual Patch point at bottom of site scattered. Scattered. scattered to patchy Isolated Scattered patches , grasses. capitatum, Bromus rubens, Bromus rubens, Bromus capitatum, Bromus capitatum, Brassica geniculata, Bromus capitatum, Brassica geniculata, Bromus Adenostemma fasciculatum Malosma laurina, Helianthus gracilis californica, Salvia apiana, Solanum Hesperoyucca whipplei Hesperoyucca umbelliferum fascicularis nigra, Dichelostemma capitatum Dichelostemma capitatum, Brassica nigra, sp, Solanum umbelliferum, Erodium sp, Solanum umbelliferum, Erodium Lupinus succulentus, Centaurea Astragalus brauntonii, Malosma laurina, Acourtia microcephala, Brassica rubens, Brassica geniculata, Bromus Eriodictyon crassifolium, Malacothamnus Nolina cismontana, Solanum Malacothamnus fascicularis, Artemisa Malacothamnus fascicularis, Brassica Dichelostemma capitatum, Erodium Malosma laurina, Dichelostemma cicutarium, Dichelostemma Erodium Opuntia occidentalis Hesperoyucca whipplei, Dichelostemma Hesperoyucca Associated Species Associated Species geniculata, Acmispon maritimus Brumus rubens, Malacothamnus melitensis, Bromus rubens, Salvia apiana, fascicularis Nolina cismontana, Hesperoyucca whipplei fascicularis, Cryptantha sp, Deinandra diandrus, Rhus ovata, Rhamnus ilicifolia cicutarium, Sisbel fascicularis, Adenostemma fasciculata, Centaurea melitensis, Malosma laurina, Centaurea cicutarium, Viola pu, Malacothamnus cicutarium, Viola capitatum, Bromus rubens, Avena sp Avena rubens, capitatum, Bromus umbelliferum, Calystegia macrostegia, umbelliferum, Calystegia macrostegia, NS CH CH CH CH CH CH CSS CSS AGL, CH Pre burn Habitat Pre burn Habitat Chamise chaparral Chamise chaparral clay clay clay clay clay loam Soils Soils loam rocky laom/ outcrops rocky soil clay loam rocky soil sandstone rocly clay calcareous rocky clay rocky clay rocky loam gravelly clay S S N S W W W SE NW NE+E NNW N/NW Aspect Aspect NW+N steep steep steep gentle gentle gentle Slope Slope gentle ridge + & steep & steep moderate ridge top, moderate moderate moderate flw 100% flw 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg Phenology Phenology 80% veg, 20% spent 93% veg, 5% bud, 2% 254 276 282 322 277 333 325 274 327 253 217 GPS GPS 230.8 Alt. (m) Alt. (m) UTM N UTM N 3747730 3747207 3746992 3747247 3747126 3747007 3747002 3747239 3746771 3747245 3747235 3746800 3747758 436568 436716 435714 436005 435895 436054 435947 UTM E UTM E 436166 436092 435760 436130 436539 436600 APPENDIX C: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA CHINO HILLS STATE PARK CHINO HILLS STATE SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX C: RARE PLANT 5 8 8 4 8 2 15 40 12 17 23 110 200 chaparral nolina; CRPR 1B.2 (continued) COULTER'S MATILIJA POPPY; CRPR 4.2 POPPY; MATILIJA COULTER'S Count Count Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Skt Skt Skt Type Type POL POL RC18R28-04 RC18R28-08 RC18R28-03 NC18A12-03 RC18R28-01 Nolina cismontana - LABEL Romneya coulteri - LABEL NC18M21-01 RC18R28-06 NC18M21-03 RC18R28-05 RC18R28-07 RC18R28-02 NC18M21-02 NC18A12-04

46 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Notes Patch Patches Single Patches Scattered patches Single Scattered patches. Single scattered patches Single rubens, Brassica geniculata, Centaurea rubens, Brassica geniculata, Centaurea whipplei Quercus agrifolia, Rhamnus ilicifolia Quercus Brassica tournefortii, Malosma laurina Brassica tournefortia Dichelostemma capitatum, Bromus rubens, Dichelostemma capitatum, Bromus Phacelia parryi, Brassica geniculata, Eucrypta chrysanthemifolia, Bromus Eucrypta chrysanthemifolia, Bromus Hesperoyucca whipplei, Erodium whipplei, Erodium Hesperoyucca Tetradymia comosa, Marah macrocarpus, comosa, Marah macrocarpus, Tetradymia laurina, Nolina cismontana, Lepidospartum squamatum, Encelia geniculata, Eucrypta chrysanthemiifolia Hypochaeris glabra, Lepidospartum Brassica tournefortii, Hordeum murinum, Brassica tournefortii, Hordeum Malosma laurina, Brassica geniculata, diandrus, Gilia sp, Ceanothus megacarpus rubens, diandrus, Bromus Bromus Artemisia californica, Eriogonum Malosma laurina, Eucrypta Lepidium squamatum, Malosma laurina, Malosma laurina, Querus agrifolia, Lepidospartum squamatum, Malosma laurina, Eriodictyon rubens, Artemisia californica, Bromus californica, Eucrypta Scrophularia Lepidospartum squamatum, Bromus californica, Eriodictyon crassifolium Associated Species chrysanthemifolia, Bromus rubens chrysanthemifolia, Bromus Centaurea melitensis, Erodium cicutarium, melitensis, Erodium Centaurea Bromus rubens, Phacelia parryi, Brassica Bromus crassifolium, Lepidospartum squamatum, squamatum Malocothamnus fascicularis, Malosma cicutarium, Bromus rubens, Centaurea rubens, Centaurea cicutarium, Bromus Hesperoyucca whipplei, Lepidospartum Hesperoyucca Hesperoyucca whipplei, Vulmyu whipplei, Vulmyu Hesperoyucca chrysanthemiifolia, Marah macrocarpa, chrysanthemiifolia, Marah macrocarpa, melitensis, Baccharis salicifolia, Dichelostemma capitatum, Hesperoyucca Dichelostemma capitatum, Hesperoyucca squamatum, Eriogonum fasciculatum fasciculatum,Lepidospartum squamatum, melitensis cicutarium, Brassica geniculata, Erodium / wash / wash / wash CH CH AFS S / wash CSS / wash AFS AFS AF AFS alluvial bench Pre burn Habitat alluvial bench, AFS alluvial bench, AFS alluvial bench, AFS , clay clay Soils clay loam clay loam sandy clay rocky sand rocky sandy sandy loam eroded soils Sandy rocky sandy rocky sand over clay sand over clay sand over clay E N N E N N N N W SW NW Aspect flat flat flat flat flat steep steep flat to flat to flat to gentle gentle gentle Slope gentle moderate 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg Phenology 182 177 169 170 193 195 190 163 192 196 195 GPS Alt. (m) UTM N 3747343 3747433 3747639 3747669 3747338 3747293 3747240 3746972 3747778 3747347 3747247 3747296 436478 436500 436413 436386 436532 UTM E 436428 436521 436683 436383 436532 436568 436568 APPENDIX C: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA CHINO HILLS STATE PARK CHINO HILLS STATE SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX C: RARE PLANT 1 1 1 1 1 6 13 70 37 116 210 190 Count - COULTER'S MATILIJA POPPY; CRPR 4.2 (continued) POPPY; MATILIJA - COULTER'S Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Skt Skt Type POL POL RC18A03-12 RC18A03-11 RC18A03-10 RC18A03-03 Romneya coulteri LABEL RC18A03-13 RC18A03-14 RC18A03-07 RC18A03-09 RC18A03-08 RC18A03-04 RC18A03-06 RC18A03-05

47 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Notes scattered patches Scattered patches Scattered patches Scattered scattered isolated scattered Steep scattered patches chrysanthemiifolia, Bromus rubens, chrysanthemiifolia, Bromus Elymus condensatus, Brassica geniculata melitensis Rhus integrifolia, Festuca perennis, Rhus integrifolia, Festuca perennis, Malacothamnus fascicularis, Malosma Malacothamnus fascicularis, Malosma Malacothamnus fascicularis, Malosma Malacothamnus fascicularis, Malosma chrysanthemiifolia crassifolium, Phacelia parryi, Brassica Erodium cicutarium, Cryint, Eucrypta Erodium geniculata, Bromus rubens, Centaurea rubens, Centaurea geniculata, Bromus Bromus rubens, Melilotus indicus, Bromus Brassica geniculata, Marah macrocarpa, Brassica geniculata, Marah macrocarpa, Heteromels arbutifolia, Quercus agrifolia, arbutifolia, Quercus Heteromels Lepidospartum squamatum, Lepidospartum squamatum, Eriogonum Lepidospartum squamatum, Eriogonum Lepidospartum squamatum, Eriogonum Lepidospartum squamatum, Eriogonum Cerbet, Lepidospartum squamatum, Lepidospartum Malosma laurina, Yucwhi, Nolina cismontana, Malosma laurina, Phacelia parryi, Antirrhinum Associated Species Quercus agrifolia, Nolina cismontana Quercus Erodium cicutarium, Malacothamnus Erodium Malacothamnus fascicularis, Eriodictyon nuttallianum, Marah macrocarpus fascicularis, Brassica geniculata cicutarium, Brassica geniculata Marah macrocarpa, Acomic, Eucrypta Marah macrocarpa, laurina, Baccharis salicifolia laurina, Baccharis salicifolia laurina, Baccharis salicifolia laurina, Baccharis salicifolia fasciculatum, Brassica geniculata, fasciculatum, Brassica geniculata, fasciculatum, Brassica geniculata, fasciculatum, Brassica geniculata, Phacelia parryi squamatum, Bromus rubens, Erodium rubens, Erodium squamatum, Bromus CH CH CH CH / wash CH CH ASF AFS/CH ASF/ ASF/ ASF/ ASF/ ASF rock outcrop Pre burn Habitat rocky canyon, NS clay Soils Rocky gravelly clay loam clay loam clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky thin, loamy Sandy rocky E N N N N N S NE W W SE NE NE NW N N+W Aspect to flat flat steep steep steep steep steep gentle gentle gentle Slope gentle to moderate gentle moderate moderate moderate 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg Phenology 197 197 203 211 208 217 223 205 234 231 254 259 203 263 272 GPS Alt. (m) UTM N 3747146 3747183 3747003 3746940 3746962 3746893 3746782 3747003 3746941 3746956 3747186 3746996 3747088 3747212 3747169 436584 436471 436611 436638 436586 436608 436630 UTM E 436592 436759 436755 436783 436834 436506 436799 436825 APPENDIX C: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA CHINO HILLS STATE PARK CHINO HILLS STATE SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX C: RARE PLANT 3 3 3 5 2 10 12 35 10 17 26 30 15 100 350 Count - COULTER'S MATILIJA POPPY; CRPR 4.2 (continued) POPPY; MATILIJA - COULTER'S Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt PT PT PT PT Skt POL Type POL RC18A03-16 RC18A03-18 RC18A03-23 RC18A03-20 RC18A03-21 RC18A03-22 Romneya coulteri LABEL RC18A03-19 RC18A03-15 RC18A04-03 RC18A04-04 RC18A04-05 RC18A04-01 RC18A03-17 RC18A04-06 RC18A04-02

48 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Notes from both merged & from both merged Also includes RC18A11- expanded. About 2,800 Scattered patches. Combined w/SLR29-07 Along old fuel break Isolated Pt added from field map. estimated on May 24. 01, Rc18A04-16. additional seedlings & RC18M24-01 POL & RC18M24-01 POL ovata, Lepidospartum squamatum, Bromus rubens, Centaurea melitensis, rubens, Centaurea Bromus arbutifolia, Malosma laurina, Acourtia arbutifolia, Malosma laurina, Encelia californica Keckiella cordifolia, Heteromeles Heteromeles Keckiella cordifolia, Malosma laurina, Rhus integrifolia, Lepidospartum squamatum, rubens, Malosma laurina, Rhaili, Bromus Associated Species Erodium cicutarium, Brassica geniculata, Erodium Eriodictyon crassifolium Malacothamnus fascicularis, Bebjun, microcephala, Rhus integrifolia microcephala, Yucwhi Yucwhi CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH AFS AFS agl, css chaparral alluvial fan scrub Pre burn Habitat clay clay clay clay clay clay clay clay clay clay clay clay Soils sandy clay loam of sand & loamy clay rocky sandy gravelly mix N S N S N N N N N N N N N W NE N to NW NW NNW mostly Aspect flat flat flat Steep Steep Steep steep gentle Ridge Slope gentle Gentle Ridge, Ridge, Ridge, y steep moderate Moderate Moderate Moderate Moderate Moderatel Moderate fr flw flw 100% 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg Phenology loamy clay 50% veg, flw 40% veg, 30% flw, 30% 40% veg, 30% flw, 20% veg, 60% bud, 50% veg, 20% bud, 30% 309 298 230 266 251 306 267 258 238 231 266 246 237 305 308 251 260 220 255 GPS 220.4 214.5 Alt. (m) 3747298 3747325 3747665 3747088 3747406 3747311 3747102 3747152 3747365 3747153 3747357 3747327 3747635 3747306 UTM N 3747340 3746878 3747297 3747544 3746766 3746809 3746799 436093 436066 436222 436815 436348 436112 436825 436814 436731 436697 436334 436743 436214 436005 436692 436221 436609 436738 UTM E 436142 436696 436516 APPENDIX C: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA CHINO HILLS STATE PARK CHINO HILLS STATE SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX C: RARE PLANT 3 3 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 6 53 10 90 55 1080 Count - COULTER'S MATILIJA POPPY; CRPR 4.2 (continued) POPPY; MATILIJA - COULTER'S Pt Pt PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT SKT POL Type POL SKT RC18A11-02 RC18A04-18 RC18A04-19 RC18M21-03 RC18A04-22 RC18A04-08 RC18A04-07 Romneya coulteri LABEL RC18A04-15 RC18A04-17 RC18A12-01 RC18A04-09 RC18A04-10 RC18A04-13 RC18A04-11 RC18A04-14 RC18A04-12 RC18M21-04 RC18A04-21 RC18A04-20 RC18M21-02 RC18M21-01

49 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Notes Patch. Bromus diandrus Bromus Malosma, Brassica geniculata, Bromus Malosma, Brassica geniculata, Bromus arbutifolia, Rhus integrifolia, Heteromeles Associated Species Quercus agrifolia, Brassica geniculata, Quercus megacarpus rubens, Eriodictyon, Ceanothus dist. Chaparral burnt agl, ch, ow Pre burn Habitat Soils loamy clay loamy clay NW NNW Aspect gentle Slope gentle fr Phenology 94% veg; 6% fr 84% veg, 5% flw, 11% 11% 84% veg, 5% flw, 263 GPS 262.1 Alt. (m) UTM N 3747536 3747529 436228 UTM E 436196 APPENDIX C: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA CHINO HILLS STATE PARK CHINO HILLS STATE SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX C: RARE PLANT 19 35 Count - COULTER'S MATILIJA POPPY; CRPR 4.2 (continued) POPPY; MATILIJA - COULTER'S Pt Pt Type RC18M24-01 Romneya coulteri LABEL RC18M24-02

50 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT 10 meters from point. mentioned in field notes. near CWI18J06-19 Notes isloated scattered single scattered. Extends up to More plants expected. scattered Single. Unrecorded plant scattered isolated scattered Investigate in 2019? laurina,Rhus integrifolia, Opuntia intermedius, Calochortus splendens, macrostegia, Bromus rubens Bromus macrostegia, Acomic Calystegia macrostegia, Bromadrub, Stipa Bromadrub, Calystegia macrostegia, Calcat, Blocro mellifera, Rhus integrifolia, Bromus mellifera, Rhus integrifolia, Bromus rubens, Calystegia macrostegia, Bromus Bromus rubens, Calystegia macrostegia, Malocothrix saxatilis, Calystegia Associated Species Rhuint, Malfas, Brorub, Calmac, Stipul, Rhuint, Malfas, Brorub, Malacothamnus fascicularis,Salvia Malacothamnus fascicularis, Elymus Malacothamnus fascicularis, Malosma Malacothamnus fascicularis, Salvia Malacothamnus fascicularis, Rhus Calmac, Diccap, Rhuint, Malfas, Avefat, Adefas, Nolcis, Rhuova, Malfas, Brorub, Malosma laurina, Malacothamnus Stilep, Deifas Malfas, Rhuint, Brorub, Salmel, Malfas, Heswhi, Deifas, Brorub Mallau, Rhuint, Salmel,Malfas, Deifas splendens, Bromus rubens splendens, Bromus diandrus, Dichelostemma capitatum mellifera,Helianthus gracilentus, Deinandra fascicularis, Stipa lepida condensatus, Toxicodendron diversilobum, condensatus, Toxicodendron rubens, Calystegia macrostegia, rubens, Calystegia macrostegia, lepida fascicularis, Salvia mellifera, Calochortus integrifolia, Malosma laurina, Bromus integrifolia, Malosma laurina, Bromus Hazsqu, Cwi littoralis, Calochortus weedii var. littoralis, Calochortus weedii var. CH CH CH CH CH CSS CSS Habitat AGL+CSS chamise CH NGL + CSS NGL AGL + CSS AGL NGL+sumac CH clay clay clay clay clay clay clay, clay, Soils rocky rocky somewhat loamy clay loamy clay loamy clay S W SE SE SW SW SW NW NW NNE NNE NNW Aspect steep Slope ridge, gentle Gentle Gentle Gentle gentle to moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate ridge top, ridge top, 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% flw Phenology 60% fr, 40% spent 60% fr, 259 237 315 240 219 212 214 266 236 GPS 327.1 245.1 323.6 Alt. (m) UTM N 3742903 3742789 3742904 3742983 3744260 3743064 3742892 3742856 3742770 3742733 3742829 3743016 429958 430148 429856 429984 431792 429951 429773 429639 UTM E 429641 430217 430719 429961 - CATALINA MARIPOSA LILY; CRPR 4.2 LILY; MARIPOSA - CATALINA 7 2 1 5 20 37 16 11 40 82 37 420 Count APPENDIX D: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA SANTIAGO OAKS REGIONAL PARK SANTIAGO OAKS REGIONAL SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX D: RARE PLANT Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pol Skt Pol Skt Type CC18J06-01 CC18J06-06 CC18J06-02 CCI18J20-01 CC18J06-05 CC18J06-07 CC18J06-08 CC18J06-03 Calochortus catalinae LABEL CC18J06-09 CC18J12-02 CC18J12-01 CC18J06-04

51 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Notes scattered scattered scattered Isolated isolated Much eaten Calochortus splendens or C. weedii here, uncertain if it is C. Stilep, Calspl Toxfre Toxfre Salvia mellifera, Stipa lepida, Bebjun Adenostoma fasciculatum, Artemisia Galang, Calspl, Deifas Rhuint fascicularis, Eriogonum fasciculatum, mellifera, Gutierrezia californica, mellifera, Gutierrezia Associated Species Adefas, Nolcis, Salmel, Sticor, Heswhi Adefas, Nolcis, Salmel, Sticor, Salmel, Hazsqu, Rhuint, Heswhi, Brorub, Salmel, Hazsqu, Rhuint, Heswhi, Brorub, Salvia mellifera, Malacothamnus Hetarb, Malacothamnus fascicularis, Salmel, Malfas, Heswhi, Deifas, Brorub Rhuint, Brorub, Artcal, Mallau Rhuint, Brorub, Rhuint, Malfas, Hazsqu, Salmel, Deifas Acomic, Hetarb, Rhuint, Nolcis Mirabilis laevis, Rhius integrifolia, Adenostemma fasciculatum, Salvia Heswhi, Adefas, Salmel, Bragen, Sticor, Heswhi, Adefas, Salmel, Bragen, Sticor, Adefas, Heswhi, Salmel, Kecant, Nolcis, Rhuint, Mallau, Malfas, Deifas, Brorub, Adefas, Hesyuc, Galang, Deifas californica, Gutierrezia californica, Stipa californica, Gutierrezia Dichelostemma capitatum coronata Calspl Hesperoyucca whipplei, Lupinus bicolor, whipplei, Lupinus bicolor, Hesperoyucca CH NS CH NS CSS CSS CSS Habitat CSS / CH CSS + CH chamise CH chamise CH chamise CH chamise CH CSS, sumac CH chamise CH, NS clay clay clay clay clay, clay, clay Soils rocky gravel gravel Loamy sandstone sandstone sandstone, clay adj to rocky clay clay, white clay, clay, white clay, loamy clay loamy clay pebbley clay rocky clay and S E E N W W SW var. ESE ESE NNE NNE NNE NNW SE+N Aspect top mod. steep steep gentle Slope ridge, gentle, Gentle gentle gentle gentle, gentle+ ridge top ridge top ridgetop, gentle to ridge top moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate level ridge 20% flw 100% flw 100% flw 100% flw 100% flw 100% flw Phenology 35% flw, 65% fr 35% flw, 65% flw, 35% fr 65% flw, 50% bud, 505 flw 71% bud, 29% flw 35% bud, 65% flw 40% bud, 60% flw 34% bud, 66% flw 34% bud, 66% flw 50% bud, flw 10% veg, 70% bud, 333 259 231 338 300 GPS 331.7 231.3 292.6 292.8 338.3 247.2 339.7 336.7 309.4 294.7 Alt. (m) UTM N 3743105 3742758 3743110 3742983 3742965 3742872 3743024 3743102 3742975 3743134 3743142 3743102 3743109 3742885 3743110 - INTERMEDIATE MARIPOSA LILY; CRPR 1B.1 LILY; MARIPOSA - INTERMEDIATE 430186 430180 429984 429920 429918 430074 430348 430221 429992 430228 430242 UTM E 430262 430357 430165 430376 intermedius 5 7 7 2 3 7 3 3 3 1 1 20 37 var. 159 174 Count APPENDIX D: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA SANTIAGO OAKS REGIONAL PARK SANTIAGO OAKS REGIONAL SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX D: RARE PLANT Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt SKT POL Type POL CWI18J06-01 CWI18J06-14 CWI18J06-15 CWI18J06-16 CWI18J06-12 CWI18J06-11 CWI18J06-09 CWI18J06-02 CWI18J06-13 CWI18J06-03 CWI18J06-04 Calochortus weedii LABEL CWI18J06-05 CWI18J06-06 CWI18J06-10 CWI18J06-07 52 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT here. 10 m to ENE counted Isolated Notes scattered scattered scattered scattered scattered scattered patches single scattered isolate, both sides of trail isolated. One plant about scattered both sides of ridge laurina, Opuntia littoralis, Rhus rubens Artcal splendens, Dichelostemma capitatum, fascicularis, Rhus integrifolia, fascicularis, Hetarb, Stipa lepida, Mirlae, Brorub mellifera, Malosma laurina, Calystegia arbutifolia, Rhus integrifolia, Salvia Calochortus catalinae mellifera, Calochortus splendens, Bromus mellifera, Calochortus splendens, Bromus Malacothamnus fascicularis, Malosma integrifolia, Calochortus splendens, Rhus integrifolia, Malacothamnus Associated Species Malacothamnus fascicularis, Salvia Hesperoyucca whipplei Hesperoyucca Calmac, Artcal, Acmgla, Brorub, Mallau, Calmac, Artcal, Acmgla, Brorub, Salmel, Rhuint, Enccal, Brorub, Malfas Salmel, Rhuint, Enccal, Brorub, Salmel, Malfas, Mirlae, Gutcal, Mallau Malfas, Salmel, Rhuint, Stilep, Brorub Rhuint Hesperoyucca whipplei, Calochortus Hesperoyucca Salvia mellifera, Malacothamnus Artcal, Mallau, Malfas, Rhuint, Salmel, Erifas, Gutcal, Acmgla, Botbar, Mirlae, Acmgla, Botbar, Erifas, Gutcal, macrostegia, Helianthus gracilentus macrostegia, Rhus integrifolia, Malosma laurina, Malacothamnus fascicularis, Salvia Malacothamnus fascicularis, Heteromeles mellifera, Encelia californica, Bromus mellifera, Encelia californica, Bromus Dichelostemma capitatum, Bromus Dichelostemma capitatum, Bromus Opulit rubens rubens CH CH CH CH CH CSS CSS CSS CSS CSS CSS CSS Habitat GL / CH GL clay clay clay clay clay clay clay clay clay clay Soils exposed clay over exposure over clay sandstone course sand clay, sandstone clay, S S W W W SE SE SW SW SW NW NW SSW SE/N Aspect Slope ridge, gentle gentle gentle gentle gentle gentle to moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate ridge top, moderate spent 42% flw 100% flw 100% flw 100% flw 100% flw 100% flw 100% flw 100% flw Phenology 90% flw, 10% fr 90% flw, 75% flw, 25% fr 75% flw, 40% bud, 60%flw 71% bud, 29% flw 17% veg, 42% bud, 20% flw, 60% fr, 20% 60% fr, 20% flw, 220 238 225 209 218 239 GPS 272.9 263.6 272.5 260.9 273.2 277.4 256.3 Alt. (m) UTM N 3742825 3742920 3742886 3742826 3742868 3742948 3742716 3742719 3742757 3742765 3743167 3742804 3742923 - INTERMEDIATE MARIPOSA LILY; CRPR 1B.1 (continued) LILY; MARIPOSA - INTERMEDIATE 429658 429866 429758 429631 430671 430532 429916 429886 429919 UTM E 429655 430965 429877 429697 intermedius 3 4 3 8 1 4 4 5 1 12 17 12 63 var. Count APPENDIX D: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA SANTIAGO OAKS REGIONAL PARK SANTIAGO OAKS REGIONAL SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX D: RARE PLANT Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pol Pol Type POL CWI18J06-20 CWI18J06-17 CWI18J06-18 CWI18J06-19 CWI18J12-02 CWI18J12-03 CWI18J12-05 CWI18J12-06 CWI18J12-07 Calochortus weedii LABEL CWI18J06-21 CWI18J12-01 CWI18J12-04 CWI18J06-22 53 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT scattered Notes Notes isolated scattered single scattered isolated scattered scattered isolated scattered patches scattered to scattered to scattered to scattered to scattered to patch isolated patches patches patches patches patches Artcal Chaart Heswhi, Malfas Brorub Calcat, Blocro Chaart Chaart Erifas, Gutcal, Acmgla, Botbar, Mirlae, Acmgla, Botbar, Erifas, Gutcal, Associated Species Associated Species Acmgla Adefas, Salmel, Calmac, Brorub Rhuint, Malfas, Hetarb, Deifas, Salmel, Salmel, Rhuint, Mallau, Calmac, Galang, Adefas, Salmel, Galang, Erifas, Hazsqu, Adefas, Salmel, Stilep, Galang, Hazsqu, Salmel, Mirlae, Adefas, Heswhi, Sticor, Adefas, Rhuova, Heswhi, Deifas, Salmel, Adefas, Nolcis, Rhuova, Malfas, Brorub, Acmgla, Adefas, Erifol, Salmel, Galang, Adenfas, Cerbet, Salmel, Rhuint, Helgra Avebar Adefas, Heswhi, salmel, Hetarb, Adefas, Salmel, Deifas, Stilep, Brorub Acmgla Adefas, Rhuova, Gutcal, Bragen, Adefas Rhaili, Malfas, Salmel, Adefas, Cerbet, Hetarb, Mallau, Malfas Adefas, Nolcis, Salmel, Hazsqu, Malfas Mallau, Malfas CSS CSS Habitat Habitat sumac CH chamise CH chamise CH chamise CH chamise CH chamise CH chamise CH chamise CH chamise CH chamise CH chamise CH chamise CH chamise CH chamise CH chamise CH clay Soils Soils loam loam loam loam loam loam loam loam loam loam loam loam rocky exposure clay over sandstone sandy clay rocky gravelly rocky gravelly rocky gravelly rocky gravelly rocky gravelly rocky gravelly rocky gravelly rocky gravelly rocky gravelly rocky gravelly rocky gravelly rocky gravelly E S E E E E E E E NE NE NE NE SE SE SE S + SSW Aspect Aspect steep steep steep steep steep steep steep steep steep steep steep Slope Slope gentle steep + gentle to ridge top moderate moderate moderate moderate fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% flw Phenology Phenology 60% fl, 40% fr 60% fl, 40% fr 60% flw, 40% fr 60% flw, 70% flw, 30% fr 70% flw, 30% fr 70% flw, 60% flw, 40% fr 60% flw, 70% flw, 30% fr 70% flw, 70% flw, 30% fr 70% flw, 30% fr 70% flw, 30% fr 70% flw, 70% flw, 30% fr 70% flw, 30% fr 70% flw, 10% bud, 80% flw, 10% 10% bud, 80% flw, 370 367 352 340 371 298 293 295 303 315 319 330 320 301 GPS GPS 261.2 279.8 269.2 Alt. (m) Alt. (m) UTM N UTM N - Robinson's peppergrass; CRPR 4.3 3744410 3742945 3742719 3744426 3744380 3744361 3744375 3743162 3744317 3744347 3744386 3744225 3744258 3744315 3744299 3744310 3744293 - INTERMEDIATE MARIPOSA LILY; CRPR 1B.1 (continued) LILY; MARIPOSA - INTERMEDIATE 431593 430521 429951 431618 431681 431747 431550 431005 431839 431844 431828 431794 431790 UTM E UTM E 431803 431758 431796 431836 robinsonii intermedius var. var. 1 3 50 50 75 30 20 24 15 16 20 30 75 30 var. 120 200 150 Count Count APPENDIX D: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA SANTIAGO OAKS REGIONAL PARK SANTIAGO OAKS REGIONAL SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX D: RARE PLANT Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pol Skt Skt Skt Skt Skt Type Type LVR18J20-01 LVR18J12-01 CWI18J12-08 CWI18J20-01 CWI18J12-09 CWI18J20-09 CWI18J20-10 CWI18J20-11 CWI18J20-12 CWI18J20-13 CWI18J20-02 Calochortus weedii LABEL Lepidium virginicum LABEL LVR18J20-02 CWI18J20-03 CWI18J20-04 CWI18J20-05 CWI18J20-06 CWI18J20-08 54 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT isolated isolated single scattered patches single single Notes californica, Brassica geniculata, Bromus californica, Brassica geniculata, Bromus Adefas, Rhuova, Malfas, Brorub Adefas, Rhuova, Malfas Mallau, Rhuint, Mirlae, Enccal Rhuint, Acomic, Hetarb, Keccor, Heswhi Acomic, Hetarb, Keccor, Rhuint, Malacothamnus fascicularis, Encelia rubens, Malosma laurina Rhuint, Brodia, Queagr Rhuint, Brodia, Rhuint, Brorub, Artcal, Mallau Rhuint, Brorub, Associated Species Adefas, Rhuova, Salmel, Heswhi NS CSS CSS CSS Habitat chamise CH chamise CH AGL+sumac CH AGL+ sumac CH clay clay Soils loam loam loamy rocky clay loamy clay loamy clay rocky sandy rocky gravelly S S W SE SE NNE WNW WNW Aspect steep steep steep steep steep Slope gentle moderate ridge, steep 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg. Phenology 95% veg, 5% fr 95% veg, 5% flw 50% veg, flw 98% veg, 2% spent 315 304 GPS 241.1 271.1 272.9 295.4 304.1 293.7 Alt. (m) UTM N 3744260 3744231 3743021 3742745 3742872 3742856 3743096 3742871 431790 431794 429873 429916 430020 430092 430346 430084 UTM E 2 5 1 1 1 16 18 250 Count chaparral nolina; CRPR 1B.2 APPENDIX D: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA SANTIAGO OAKS REGIONAL PARK SANTIAGO OAKS REGIONAL SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX D: RARE PLANT Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Skt Skt Type NC18J20-02 NC18J20-01 NC18J06-05 NC18J12-01 NC18J06-04 NC18J06-03 NC18J06-01 NC18J06-02 Nolina cismontana - LABEL 55 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Notes Notes Notes WEIR, scattered patches WEIR, scattered patches WEIR, 1 plant 15m WEIR, scattered patches WEIR, scattered patches WEIR, scattered WEIR, scattered WEIR, scattered. WEIR, scattered Voucher FMR 8597 Voucher downslope. cardunculus Phacelia parryi, Eulobus californicus, Erodium cicutarium, Dichelostemma Erodium Adenostemma fasciculata artemisiifolia, Calystegia macrostegia, artemisiifolia, Calystegia macrostegia, macrostegia, Chlorogalum parviflorum, Chlorogalum macrostegia, Eriodictyon crassifolium, Calystegia Bloomeria crocea Centaurea melitensis, Festuca perennis, melitensis, Festuca perennis, Centaurea whipplei, Calandrinia menzesii weedii Associated Species Associated Species Associated Species capitatum, Medicago polymorpha Calochortus splendens, Brassica nigra, Mirabilis laevis, Chaenactis Malosma laurina, Nolina cismontana, Adenostemma Calystegia macrostegia, Nolina cismontana, Rhamnus ilicifolia, Nolina cismontana, Malosma laurina, rubens, Dichelostemma Bromus Stipa pulchra, Dichlostemma capitatum, Dichlostemma capitatum, Calystegia Acmispon maritimus Adenostemma fasciculata, Rhus ovata, Bromus diandrus, Lupinus succulentus, Bromus Brassica nigra, Bromus diandrus, Cynaria Brassica nigra, Bromus macrostegia, Bromus rubens, Centaurea rubens, Centaurea Bromus macrostegia, Cercocarpus betuloides, Hesperoyucca betuloides, Hesperoyucca Cercocarpus Hesperoyucca whipplei, Calochortus Hesperoyucca Bloomeria crocea, Erodium botrys, Erodium Bloomeria crocea, fasciculata, Nolina cismontana, Calystegia macrostegia melitensis, Calochortus splendens, capitatum, Lupinus succulentus, Cenchrus setacea AGL NGL AGL Habitat Habitat Habitat rock cliff chamise CH chamise CH chamise CH sandstone outcrop clay clay clay clay clay Soils Soils Soils n sandy clay, loam clay, thi loamy clay sandy loam sand over clay S N W SE NE SW NW NW NW Aspect Aspect Aspect steep steep Slope Slope Slope Gentle Gentle gentle to moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate flw spent 100% fr 100% flw 100% flw Phenology Phenology Phenology 10% flw, 80% fr 10% flw, 80% flw, 20% fr 80% flw, 80% flw, 20% fr 80% flw, 80% flw, 20% fr 80% flw, 5% veg, 90% fr, 5% 5% veg, 90% fr, 35% veg, 30% bud, 263 279 292 262 263 GPS GPS GPS 420.7 278.5 344.8 347.7 Alt. (m) Alt. (m) Alt. (m) UTM N UTM N UTM N 3743016 3744119 3743187 3743282 3743423 3743231 3744417 3743194 3744342 APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA NROC LANDS SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT 431371 433262 UTM E UTM E UTM E 431756 431841 432158 431684 433038 431635 433059 - CATALINA MARIPOSA LILY; CRPR 4.2 LILY; MARIPOSA - CATALINA -CALIFORNIA COPPER-LEAF; LC -CALIFORNIA -BREWER'S CALANDRINIA; CRPR 4.2 61 32 14 37 44 74 525 311 225 200 300 Count Count Count Pt Skt Pol Pol Pol Pol Pol Pol Skt Type Type Type Acalypha californica LABEL Calandrinia breweri LABEL Calochortus catalinae LABEL AC18A16-01 CB18J05-01 Cc18A16-01 CC18A16-04 CC18A16-03 CB18J05-03 CC18A16-02 CB18J05-02 AC18A17-01

56 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Notes WEIR WEIR, scattered patches WEIR, scattered patches WEIR, isolated WEIR, isolated WEIR, scattered WEIR, scattered WEIR, scattered patches WEIR WEIR, scattered patches WEIR, scattered patches WEIR, 1 plant 15m downslope Brassica geniculata, Apiastrum Brassica geniculata, Apiastrum Brassica geniculata, Apiastrum capitatum, Acourtia microcephala, capitatum, Acourtia microcephala, bicolor, Emmenanthe pendulifera bicolor, fasciculata, Acmispon maritimus fasciculata, Acmispon maritimus cicutarium, Calochortus splendens, crocea, Brassica geniculata, Microseris Brassica geniculata, Microseris crocea, capitatum, Bromus rubens, Erodium rubens, Erodium capitatum, Bromus macrostegia, Calochortus splendens, macrostegia, angustifolium, Trifolium sp. angustifolium, Trifolium sp. angustifolium, Trifolium sp. angustifolium, Trifolium Lupinus bicolor, Brassica nigra, Stipa Lupinus bicolor, Dichelostemma capitatum, Bromus Dichelostemma capitatum, Bromus Calystegia macrostegia, Dichelostemma Calystegia macrostegia, Acmispon glaber, Calochortus splendens Acmispon glaber, Dichelostemma capitatum, Bloomeria Dichelostemma capitatum, Bromus Dichelostemma capitatum, Bromus Dichelostemma Lupinus bicolor, diandrus, Stipa pulchra, Bromus Avebar, rubens, Dichelostemma Bromus rubens, Dichelostemma Bromus Dichelostemma capitatum, Bloomeria sp, Dichelostemma capitatum, Stipa Avena Associated Species Bromus rubens, Dichelostemma Bromus Dichelostemma capitatum, Brassica nigra, lindleyi Phacelia cicutaria pulchra, Lupinus bicolor, Bloomeria pulchra, Lupinus bicolor, Erodium cicutarium Erodium rubens, Calochortus splendens, Calystegia Bromus rubens, Stipa pulchra, Avena sp. Avena rubens, Stipa pulchra, Bromus Lupinus succulentus, Emmenanthe, lepida, Dichlostemma capitatum rubens, Centaurea melitensis, Calystegia rubens, Centaurea lindleyi, Erodium cicutarium, Deinandra lindleyi, Erodium lindleyi, Erodium cicutarium, Deinandra lindleyi, Erodium crocea, Bromus rubens, Microseris rubens, Microseris Bromus crocea, crocea, Bromus rubens, Microseris rubens, Microseris Bromus crocea, macrostegia, Acmispon glaber, Lupinus Acmispon glaber, macrostegia, capitatum,Bromus diandrus, Avena sp, Avena diandrus, capitatum,Bromus sp, Avena diandrus, capitatum,Bromus sp, Avena diandrus, capitatum,Bromus CH AGL AGL AGL AGL AGL AGL AGL Habitat AGL NGL AGL AGL NGL AGL AGL NGL AGL AGL NGL AGL AGL NGL AGL clay clay clay clay clay clay clay clay clay clay clay Soils clay, loam clay, NE NW NW NW NW NW NW NW NW NW NW NEE Aspect Steep Slope Steep Steep Steep Steep Gentle Gentle Gentle Gentle Gentle moderate moderate 100% flw 100% flw 100% flw Phenology 95% flw, 5% fr 95% flw, 80% flw, 20% fr 80% flw, 90% flw, 10% fr 90% flw, 80% flw, 20% fr 80% flw, 80% flw, 20% fr 80% flw, 20% fr 80% flw, 80% flw, 20% fr 80% flw, 80% flw, 20% fr 80% flw, 66% bud, 33% flw 299 315 327 316 323 323 294 283 GPS 321.9 328.8 336.4 342.2 Alt. (m) UTM N 3743358 3743406 3743477 3743464 3743454 3743475 3743484 3743472 3743482 3743499 3743477 3743526 APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA NROC LANDS SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT 431871 431947 432323 432014 UTM E 431956 432010 432023 432036 431907 431857 432066 432136 - CATALINA MARIPOSA LILY; CRPR 4.2 (continued) LILY; MARIPOSA - CATALINA 2 9 3 1 6 5 21 35 61 80 126 1000 Count Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pol Pol Pol Pol Pol Type Cc18A17-02 Cc18A17-06 Calochortus catalinae LABEL Cc18A17-03 Cc18A17-01 Cc18A17-07 Cc18A17-08 Cc18A17-09 Cc18A23-01 Cc18A17-04 Cc18A17-05 Cc18A17-10 Cc18A17-11

57 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Notes WEIR a polygon. WEIR, includes 2 plants WEIR, plants included WEIR, scattered patches. WEIR, scattered patches WEIR, scattered patches WEIR, possibly better as WEIR: single WEIR WEIR WEIR, scattered patches from 30m up slope. meters to the east. from 30m up the ridge. Some plants out to 30 Better as a polygon? Artemisia californica, Lupinus Galium angustifolium, Avena sp. Avena Galium angustifolium, Galium angustifolium, Avena sp. Avena Galium angustifolium, cicutarium fasciculata, Emmenanthe pendulifera, Lolper, Erodium cicutarium, Erodium Lolper, nigra, Festuca perennis, Erodium Erodium nigra, Festuca perennis, rubens, Nolina cismontana, Stipa pulchra maritimus, Dichelostemma capitatum, maritimus, Dichelostemma capitatum, Avena sp, Deinandra fasciculata, Brassica Avena Festuca perennis, Erodium cicutarium, Erodium Festuca perennis, Malocothamnus fascicularis, Bromus Malocothamnus fascicularis, Bromus Associated Species hirsutissimus, Malosma laurina cicutarium, Erodium Festuca perennis, Calystegia macrostegia, Bromus rubens, Bromus Calystegia macrostegia, sp, Dichelostemma capitatum, Avena Calochortus splendens, Bloomeria crocea, Calochortus splendens, Dichelostemma Lupinus hirsutissimus, Acmispon splendens, Bromus rubens splendens, Bromus Lupinus hirsutissimus, Acmispon rubens splendens, Bromus Phacelia cicutaria, Lupinus truncatus, Elymus condensatus, Deinandra chrysanthemifolia Eromos, Stipa lepida Eromos, Acmispon glaber, Calystegia macrostegia, Calystegia macrostegia, Acmispon glaber, Dichelostemma capitatum, Acmispon glaber Bloomeria crocea, Bromus diandrus, Bromus Bloomeria crocea, Dichelostemma capitatum, Eucrypta Bromus rubens, Calystegia macrostegia, rubens, Calystegia macrostegia, Bromus Dichelostemma capitatum, Brassica nigra, strigosus, Bloomeria crocea, Acmispon strigosus, Bloomeria crocea, Deinandra fasciculata Dichelostemma capitatum, Brassica nigra, capitatum, Escscholzia californica, Brassica geniculata, Bromus diandrus, Brassica geniculata, Bromus Chaenactis artemisiifolia, Calochortus Chaenactis artemisiifolia, Calochortus CH CH CH CH , , NGL NGL NGL NGL NGL NGL NGL , , , , , , , , L, Habitat AFS NG AGL AGL AGL AGL AGL AGL AGL AGL AGL clay clay clay clay clay clay clay clay clay clay Soils clay, loam clay, N N N N NE NE NNE NNW NNW NNW NNW Aspect Steep Steep Steep Steep Steep Slope Steep Steep Gentle moderate moderate moderate 100% flw Phenology 90% flw, 10% fr 90% flw, 80% flw, 20% fr 80% flw, 90% flw, 10% fr 90% flw, 90% flw, 10% fr 90% flw, 90% flw, 10% fr 90% flw, 90% flw, 10% fr 90% flw, 75% flw, 25% fr 75% flw, 90% flw, 10% fr 90% flw, 90% flw, 10% fr 90% flw, 90% flw, 10% fr 90% flw, 418 454 404 384 GPS 394.6 357.6 332.2 371.1 361.2 337.5 345.3 Alt. (m) UTM N 3743231 3743324 3743464 3743594 3743502 3743538 3743583 3743623 3743213 3743229 3743666 APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA NROC LANDS SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT 432935 433021 432851 432688 432294 432779 UTM E 432749 432616 432853 432775 432577 - CATALINA MARIPOSA LILY; CRPR 4.2 (continued) LILY; MARIPOSA - CATALINA 1 81 30 16 87 14 15 20 350 175 247 Count Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pol Pol Pol Pol Type Cc18A23-10 Cc18A23-09 Cc18A23-08 Cc18A23-07 Cc18A23-05 Calochortus catalinae LABEL Cc18A23-02 Cc18A23-06 Cc18A23-04 Cc18A23-11 Cc18A23-12 Cc18A23-03

58 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Notes solid Erodium. solid Erodium. impacted by fuel mod impacted by fuel mod a polygon. WEIR and exposed clay nearly and exposed clay nearly WEIR, patch WEIR, scattered patches WEIR WEIR, possibly better as WEIR; apparently WEIR, scattered patches WEIR; apparently WEIR, scattered WEIR WEIR Bloomeria crocea geniculata, Dichelostemma capitatum, Stipa lepida, Dichelostemma capitatum, crocea, Brassica nigra, Erodium botrys, Brassica nigra, Erodium crocea, macrostegia, Eucrypta chrysanthemifolia, macrostegia, Acmispon rubens, Bromus macrostegia, capitatum, Bromus diandrus, Avena fatua, Avena diandrus, capitatum, Bromus macrostegia, Melica imperfecta, Lupinus macrostegia, crocea, Calochortus splendens, Avena Avena Calochortus splendens, crocea, Bloomeria crocea, Erodium botrys, Avena Avena botrys, Erodium Bloomeria crocea, capitatum, Phacelia cicutaria, Calystegia Brassica nigra, Bloomeria crocea fasciculata, Emmenanthe pendulifera, Acmispon glaber, Quercus agrifolia, Quercus Acmispon glaber, betuloides, Adenostemma fasciculata, Bloomeria crocea, Dichelostemma Bloomeria crocea, Erodium cicutarium, Bromus diandrus cicutarium, Bromus Erodium Quercus berberidifolia, Cercocarpus berberidifolia, Cercocarpus Quercus Festuca perennis, Calochortus splendens. Festuca perennis, Erodium botrys, Stipa pulchra, Bloomeria Erodium Bloomeria crocea, Stipa pulchra, Festuca Bloomeria crocea, Phacelia cicutaria, Lupinus truncatus, Dichelostemma capitatum, Calystegia Dichelostemma capitatum, Calystegia agrifolia, Dichelostemma Quercus Associated Species Stipa pulchra, Calochortus splendens, fatua, Bloomeria Avena Stipa pulchra, Avena fatua, Erodium botrys, Brassica fatua, Erodium Avena Elymus condensatus, Deinandra chrysanthemifolia cicutarium hirsutissimus, Quercus agrifolia hirsutissimus, Quercus fatua, Festuca perennis Calochortus splendens barbata, Heteromeles arbutifolia barbata, Heteromeles Brassica nigra Dichelostemma capitatum, Eucrypta glaber, Calochortus splendense. Erodium Calochortus splendense. Erodium glaber, perennis, Erodium botrys, Bromus rubens, botrys, Bromus Erodium perennis, Caulanthus heterophyllus OW NGL , , CH OW CSS OW NGL NGL NGL Habitat CH AGL NGL AGL AGL NGL AGL AGL clay clay clay clay clay clay clay Soils rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay sandy loam S N N N N N N N N NNE NNW Aspect Slope Steep Gentle Gentle Gentle Gentle Gentle Gentle moderate moderate moderate mosderate 100% flw 100% flw 100% flw Phenology 75% flw, 25% fr 75% flw, 40% flw, 60% fr 40% flw, 75% flw, 25% fr 75% flw, 75% flw, 25% fr 75% flw, 80% flw, 20% fr 80% flw, 90% flw, 10% fr 90% flw, 50% flw, 50% fr 50% flw, 75% flw, 25% fr 75% flw, 336 332 306 GPS 329.1 332.5 295.1 272.9 289.9 391.8 371.6 Alt. (m) UTM N 3742704 3742709 3743367 3742589 3742695 3742411 3743303 3742550 3742625 3742353 3742452 APPENDIX C: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA NROC LANDS SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX C: RARE PLANT 432421 432408 432529 431838 431884 431702 UTM E 432577 431818 431860 432372 432359 - CATALINA MARIPOSA LILY; CRPR 4.2 (continued) LILY; MARIPOSA - CATALINA 7 1 5 4 19 70 14 200 250 250 100 Count Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Skt Pol Pol Type Cc18A24-02 Cc18A24-01 Cc18A23-14 Cc18A24-09 Calochortus catalinae LABEL Cc18A23-13 Cc18A24-07 Cc18A24-08 Cc18A24-06 Cc18A24-03 Cc18A24-04 Cc18A24-05

59 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Notes WEIR, isolated WEIR, single WEIR WEIR, scattered patches WEIR, scattered WEIR, single WEIR, scattered WEIR, isolated WEIR WEIR, single WEIR WEIR, patch Bloomeria crocea, Calochortus splendens Bloomeria crocea, Brassica nigra, Artemisia californica, Brassica nigra, pulchra, Calystegia macrostegia, Lupinus pulchra, Calystegia macrostegia, splendens, Bromus rubens, Astragalus rubens, splendens, Bromus crocea, Stipa lepida, Dichelostemma crocea, Calochortus splendens, Acmgra Guisar, Acmispon strigosus Guisar, Festuca perennis, Bromus diandrus, Bromus Festuca perennis, macrostegia, Dichelostemma capitatum, macrostegia, macrostegia, Festuca perennis, Bromus Bromus Festuca perennis, macrostegia, Bloomeria crocea, Calystegia Bloomeria crocea, capitatum, Salvia apiana, Calochortus succulentus Associated Species Dichelostemma capitatum, Acmispon Salvia apiana, Bromus diandrus, Salvia apiana, Bromus Bloomeria crocea, Erodium botrys, Erodium Bloomeria crocea, Rhus integrifolia, Dichelostemma Melica imperfecta, Calochortus Bloomeria Calystegia macrostegia, Acourtia microcephala, Rhus integrifolia, botrys, Rhus integrifolia, Erodium Brassica fatua, Bloomeria crocea, Avena Salvia apiana, Bloomeria crocea, Quercus agrifolia, Bloomeria crocea, agrifolia, Bloomeria crocea, Quercus Acmispon glaber Erodium cicutarium, Calochortus Erodium splendens, Brassica geniculata, Erodium splendens, Brassica geniculata, Erodium rubens rubens perennis, Acmispon strigosus perennis, splendens glaber, Rhus integrifolia, Lupinus glaber, capitatum, Calochortus splendens, Stipa Bloomeria crocea, Eucrypta Bloomeria crocea, capitatum didymocarpus, Dichelostemma capitatum, succulentus, Bromus rubens, Festuca succulentus, Bromus cicutarium, Lupinus succulentus, Bromus cicutarium, Lupinus succulentus, Bromus squarrosa, Malosma laurina, squarrosa, chrysanthemifoliachr, Calystegia chrysanthemifoliachr, nigra, Festuca perennis, Dichelostemma nigra, Festuca perennis, Malocothamnus fascicularis, Hazardia Malocothamnus fascicularis, Hazardia Dichelostemma capitatum Hazardia squarrosa, Castilleja affinis squarrosa, Hazardia CH CSS CSS CSS CSS CSS CSS CSS CSS NGL Habitat CSS AGL CSS AGL clay clay clay clay Soils clayey loam clayey loam clayey loam clayey loam clayey loam clayey loam clayey loam clayey loam E N N N N W W W W flat flat NW Aspect steep steep Slope Steep moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate Ridge Top Ridge Top 100% flw 100% flw 100% flw 100% flw Phenology 80% flw, 20% fr 80% flw, 70% flw, 30% fr 70% flw, 80% flw, 20% fr 80% flw, 80% flw, 20% fr 80% flw, 5% bud, 95% flw 20% flw, 80% flw 20% flw, 30% flw, 70% flw 30% flw, 20% flw, 80% flow 20% flw, 275 320 337 301 285 328 273 GPS 313.5 337.6 337.3 Alt. (m) UTM N 3742713 3742965 3742841 3742904 3742389 3742531 3742906 3742938 3742784 3742425 3742400 3742758 APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA NROC LANDS SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT 432227 432101 431897 432235 UTM E 431747 431968 432186 432145 432305 431991 431947 431908 - CATALINA MARIPOSA LILY; CRPR 4.2 (continued) LILY; MARIPOSA - CATALINA 1 1 3 1 3 15 60 21 72 10 120 350 Count P Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pol Pol Pol Type Skt Cc18A24-19 Cc18A24-16 Calochortus catalinae LABEL Cc18A24-10 Cc18A24-13 Cc18A24-14 Cc18A24-17 Cc18A24-18 Cc18A24-15 Cc18A24-20 Cc18A24-11 Cc18A24-12 Cc18A24-21

60 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Notes patches BSAD, isolated WEIR, isolated BLND, single WEIR. Count BLND/BSAD, scattered BSAD, scattered patches BSAD, scattered BSAD, scattered BLND, single WEIR, single BSAD, scattered BSAD, scattered rough. reconstructed, very crocea, Calochortus splendens, Opuntia crocea, macrostegia, Acmispon glaber, Acmispon glaber, macrostegia, macrostegia, Brassica nigra, Bromus Brassica nigra, Bromus macrostegia, Melica imperfecta, Bromus rubens Melica imperfecta, Bromus fasciculata Chaenactis glabriuscula, Mirabilis laevis Erodium botrys, Stipa lepida, Bromus botrys, Stipa lepida, Bromus Erodium rubens, Centaurea melitensis rubens, Centaurea capitatum, Erodium cicutarium, Avena Avena cicutarium, capitatum, Erodium cicutaria, Bloomeria crocea, Erodium Erodium cicutaria, Bloomeria crocea, Malocothamnus fascicularis, Erodium Malocothamnus fascicularis, Erodium whipplei, Calystegia Hesperoyucca melitensis littoralis, Erodium cicutarium littoralis, Erodium Associated Species cicutarium, Malosma laurina, Centaurea cicutarium, Malosma laurina, Centaurea Calochortus splendens, Calystegia diversilobum, Phacelia Toxicodendron Brassica Calystegia macrostegia, rubens, Bloomeria barbata, Bromus Avena cicutarium, Brassica nigra, Erodium Dichelostemma Bloomeria crocea, cicutarium, Bloomeria crocea, Erodium rubens, Calochortus splendens, Bromus Malosma laurina, Bloomeria crocea, Malosma laurina, Bloomeria crocea, Sanbip, Bloomeria crocea, Hazardia Hazardia Sanbip, Bloomeria crocea, Calochortus splendens, Stipa lepida, cicutarium, Dichelostemma capitatum, barbata, Malocothamnus fascicularis Malocothamnus fascicularis, Bloomeria crocea, Malosma laurina crocea, Dichelostemma capitatum, Centaurea Dichelostemma capitatum, Centaurea diandrus Bromus rubens, Salvia apiana, Bromus melitensis geniculata, Dichelostemma capitatum, Heteromeles arbutifolia, Dichelostemma Heteromeles capitatum squarrosa, Bromus diandrus, Deinandra Bromus squarrosa, CH CH CSS CSS CSS CSS CSS CSS Habitat AGL, CSS AGL, CSS clay Soils clay loam rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay loamy clay loamy clay clayey loam clayey loam N N N N N W NE SE NW ESE NW NNE Aspect Slope Steep gentle gentle gentle gentle gentle moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate 100% fr 100% flw Phenology 95% flw, 5% fr 95% flw, 50% flw, 50% fr 50% flw, 80% flw, 20% fr 80% flw, 90% flw, 10% fr 90% flw, 15% flw. 85% fr 15% flw. 15% flw, 85% fr 15% flw, 50% flw, 50% fr 50% flw, 60% flw, 40% fr 60% flw, 35% flw, 65% fr 35% flw, 270 383 286 288 382 361 GPS 333.7 336.8 255.8 350.2 318.7 Alt. (m) UTM N 3741637 3741124 3741191 3742106 3742948 3742891 3742266 3742012 3740965 3741077 3742658 3741613 APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA NROC LANDS SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT 431310 431461 431742 432324 UTM E 432144 432102 432332 432431 431057 431506 431965 431949 - CATALINA MARIPOSA LILY; CRPR 4.2 (continued) LILY; MARIPOSA - CATALINA 4 2 1 1 2 3 13 17 20 178 116 198 Count Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pol Pol Pol Pol Skt Type 02 03 04 Cc18M07- Calochortus catalinae LABEL Cc18A24-22 Cc18A24-23 Cc18M04-01 Cc18M03-03 Cc18M03-01 Cc18M07-01 Cc18M07- Cc18M07- Cc18M03-02 Cc18A24-24 Cc18M08-01

61 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Notes 750m sq. WEIR, scattered WEIR, scattered, about WEIR, single BSAD, scattered BSAD, scattered WEIR, isolated BLND, scattered patches WEIR, scattered BLND, scattered, about WEIR, scattered BSAD, scattered BSAD, scattered 440m sq. macrostegia, Stipa lepida, Dichelostemma macrostegia, Calochortus splendens cicutarium condensatus, Keckellia antirrhinoides splendens, Phacelia cicutaria, Acmispon splendens, Phacelia cicutaria, apiana, Bloomeria crocea mellifera, Calystegia macrostegia, mellifera, Calystegia macrostegia, glaber, Bromus rubens Bromus glaber, apiana, Lupinus succulentus, Acmispon apiana, Lupinus succulentus, rubens, Centaurea melitensis, Brassica rubens, Centaurea botrys, Festuca perennis, Isocoma botrys, Festuca perennis, capitatum, Centaurea melitensis, Salvia capitatum, Centaurea cicutarium, Malocothamnus fascicularis geniculata Erodium cicutarium, Rhamnus ilicifolia, Erodium Delphinium parryi, Phacelia cicutaria, macrostegia, Bloomeria crocea, Bromus Bromus Bloomeria crocea, macrostegia, splendens, Acmispon glaber, Bromus Bromus Acmispon glaber, splendens, strigosus, Lupinus truncatus, Stipa menziesii, Brassica geniculata, Erodium menziesii, Brassica geniculata, Erodium macrostegia, Hazardia squarrosa, squarrosa, Hazardia macrostegia, Calystegia macrostegia, Stipa lepida, Calystegia macrostegia, Avena fatua, Bromus rubens, Calystegia fatua, Bromus Avena Associated Species Hazardia squarrosa, Calystegia squarrosa, Hazardia Calochortus Calystegia macrostegia, Erodium fatua, Bloomeria crocea, Avena Calochortus splendens, Calystegia Festuca fatua, Bloomeria crocea, Avena Festuca perennis, Bloomeria crocea, Dichelostemma capitatum, Calochortus Calystegia Bloomeria crocea, Salvia Stipa lepida, Bloomeria crocea, Bloomeria crocea, Acmispon glaber, Dichelostemma Calystegia macrostegia, madritensis, Calochortus splendens, Heteromeles arbutifolia, Rhus integrifolia, Heteromeles Calochortus splendens, Bromus rubens Calochortus splendens, Bromus Heteromeles arbutifolia Heteromeles Rhus integrifolia, Malosma laurina Malocothamnus fascicularis, Elymus macrostegia, Festuca perennis, Salvia Festuca perennis, macrostegia, pulchra, Hesperoyucca whipplei pulchra, Hesperoyucca Malosma laurina, Eriophyllum confertiflorum perennis, Erodium cicutarium, Erodium perennis, Lonsub, Quercus berberidifolia, Lonsub, Quercus capitatum, Acmispon glaber, Erodium Erodium Acmispon glaber, capitatum, CSS CSS CSS NGL , , , , CSS CSS CSS CSS NGL Habitat AGL NGL NGL AGL, NGL AGL AGL, NGL, CH clay clay clay clay clay Soils clay loam clay loam rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay N N NE NE NW NW NW NNW NNW NNW WNW WNW Aspect to & steep Slope Steep Steep gentle gentle moderate moderate moderate Gentle moderate near ridge moderate moderate moderate top, gentle fr spent 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% flw Phenology 100% flw & fr 8% flw, 92% fr 8% flw, 5% flw, 95% fr 5% flw, 75% flw, 25% fr 75% flw, 25% flw, 75% fr 25% flw, 1% flw, 89% fr, 10% 89% fr, 1% flw, 10% bud, 20% flw, 60% 10% bud, 20% flw, 364 315 421 349 GPS 457.7 466.8 350.5 303.9 322.3 396.3 347.2 302.2 Alt. (m) UTM N 3742741 3742840 3741816 3742889 3741638 3741972 3742694 3742774 3743026 3742094 3741615 3742896 APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA NROC LANDS SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT 433067 433168 432186 432642 UTM E 431954 432254 432665 432923 432986 433202 432030 432621 - CATALINA MARIPOSA LILY; CRPR 4.2 (continued) LILY; MARIPOSA - CATALINA 4 2 1 1 13 32 20 36 67 106 100 225 Count Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pol Pol Pol Pol Pol Skt Type 02 02 05 04 03 Cc18M22-02 Cc18M22-03 Cc18M15- Calochortus catalinae LABEL Cc18M08- Cc18M08-04 Cc18M08- Cc18M15- Cc18M22-01 Cc18M15-03 Cc18M18-01 Cc18M08- Cc18M15-01 62 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Notes old Overview Trail plants noted by SJL on plants noted by SJL site on Jun 29, used WP WP site on Jun 29, used Original polygon made count used here. BLND BLND, isolated BLND, scattered BLND, scattered BLND, scattered BLND, originally 59 BLND, isolated BLND, scattered. WEIR, scattered. Along BLND, scattered BLND, scattered, about WEIR, isolated 29 visit modified based on Jun to create sketch and May 22; FMR recounted 16,200 meters sq. antirrhinoides, Adenostemma antirrhinoides, fasciculata, capitatum fasciculatum, Opuntia x occidentalis whipplei, Stipa lepida, Bloomeria crocea, arvensis whipplei, Adenostemma fasciculata, angustifolium geniculata perennis, Calochortus splendens perennis, Erodium cicutarium Erodium Bloomeria crocea, Dichelostemma Bloomeria crocea, Calochortus weedii mellifera, Quercus berberidifolia, mellifera, Quercus californica, Avena barbata, Festuca Avena californica, Calystegia macrostegia, Lysimachia Lysimachia Calystegia macrostegia, geniculata, Bloomeria crocea, Festuca geniculata, Bloomeria crocea, fasciculata, Calystegia macrostegia, fasciculata, Calystegia macrostegia, splendens, Calystegia macrostegia, Salvia splendens, Calystegia macrostegia, Avena fatua, Bromus rubens, Leppuc, fatua, Bromus Avena fasciculata Avena fatua, Stipa pulchra, Brassica Avena Associated Species Avena fatua, Bloomeria crocea, Festuca fatua, Bloomeria crocea, Avena Adenostemma fasciculata, Hesperoyucca Adenostemma fasciculata, Hesperoyucca Bloomeria crocea, Calochortus splendens, Bloomeria crocea, melitensis Calochortus splendens, Phacelia cicutaria, Acmispon glaber, Artemisia Salvia apiana, mellifera, Hesperoyucca Bloomeria crocea, betuloides, Keckellia Cercocarpus betuloides, Calochortus Cercocarpus Dichelostemma capitatum, Deinandra Avena barbata, Bromus diandrus, Stipa barbata, Bromus Avena Avena fatua, Dichelostemma capitatum Avena capitatum, Erodium cicutarium, capitatum, Erodium Salvia apiana, Calystegia macrostegia, Salvia apiana, Calystegia macrostegia, Calochortus splendens, Eriogonum Dichelostemma capitatum, Centaurea Dichelostemma capitatum, Centaurea Brassica geniculata Bloomeria crocea, Dichelostemma Bloomeria crocea, perennis, Bloomeria crocea, Galium Bloomeria crocea, perennis, perennis, Acmispon glaber, Adenostemma Acmispon glaber, perennis, weedii, Avena barbata, Stipa sp., Avena weedii, pulchra, Erodium cicutarium, Brassica pulchra, Erodium NGL , CH CSS AGL Habitat Road Cut AGL chamise CH chamise CH chamise CH chamise CH Burnt rocky Cactus Scrub AGL Southern AGL AGL, NGL, CSS clay clay clay clay clay clay Soils red clay rocky clay loamy clay loamy clay loamy clay gravelly clay E E N fat NE NE SE SE flat NNE NE + E/SE Varies Aspect Flat Flat steep Slope ridge, gentle gentle Gentle Gentle gentle Gentle Gentle moderate ridge top, moderate moderately 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr Phenology 100% Spent 7% flw, 93% fr 7% flw, 10% flw, 90% fr 10% flw, 25% flw, 75% fr 25% flw, 454 GPS 406.1 451.4 428.8 444.7 397.7 394.7 433.6 403.8 442.3 463.6 432.6 Alt. (m) UTM N 3742393 3742782 3743679 3742947 3743098 3743058 3742755 3743132 3742826 3742583 3743540 3743378 APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA NROC LANDS SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT 433376 433226 UTM E 433367 433280 433450 433440 433321 433450 433252 433425 433333 433374 - CATALINA MARIPOSA LILY; CRPR 4.2 (continued) LILY; MARIPOSA - CATALINA 5 5 9 4 4 1 4 20 14 346 682 2500 Count Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Skt Skt Pol Type SktP 18M30-05 c Cc18M22-06 Calochortus catalinae LABEL Cc18M30-01 Cc18M22-04 C Cc18M30-03 Cc18M30-04 Cc18M22-08 Cc18M30-02 Cc18M22-07 Cc18M22-05 Cc18M30-06 Cc18M30-07

63 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Notes by Upper Weir Canyon Weir by Upper BLND WEIR, scattered BLND BLND, isolated BLND, isolated BLND, scattered Road, about 1,700m sq. WEIR, scattered. Split WEIR, scattered WEIR, isolated WEIR, scattered WEIR, isolated WEIR, scattered. BLND, isolated BLND, scattered patches patches. Count rough Probably a polygon, extends 25m up slope macrostegia, Lupinus succulentus, macrostegia, Bloomeria crocea, Bromus rubens, Bromus Bloomeria crocea, Hesperoyucca whipplei, Dichelostemma Hesperoyucca Bloomeria crocea, Calochortus splendens, Bloomeria crocea, cismontana Erodium cicutarium, Avena fatua Avena cicutarium, Erodium Deinandra fasciculata, Artemisia splendens, Deinandra fasciculata, Bromus splendens, Deinandra fasciculata, Bromus splendens, Erodium cicutarium, splendens, Erodium weedii diandrus Associated Species Adenostemma fasciculata, Calochortus Calochortus weedii, Bromus rubens Calochortus weedii, Bromus Festuca perennis, Calystegia macrostegia, Calystegia macrostegia, Festuca perennis, rubens, Bromus Bloomeria crocea, fatua, Avena Adenostemma fasciculata, Calochortus splendens, Calystegia Nolina cismontana, Adenostemma Adenostemma fasciculata, Calochortus diandrus, Datwri, fatua, Bromus Avena barbata, Rhus integrifolia, Bromus Avena barbata, Avena Rhus integrifolia, diandrus, Rhus barbata, Bromus Avena rubens, whipplei, Bromus Hesperoyucca barbata, Bloomeria crocea, Avena barbata, Avena Calystegia macrostegia, Cercocarpus betuloides, Acmispon glaber, Acmispon glaber, betuloides, Cercocarpus Rhus integrifolia, Deinandra fasciculata, capitatum Artemisia californica, Toxicodendron Artemisia californica, Toxicodendron capitatum, Bromus rubens capitatum, Bromus rubens, Hesperoyucca whipplei, Nolina rubens, Hesperoyucca Acmispon strigosus Luplon, Isocoma menziesii, Calystegia Centaurea melitensis Centaurea Bloomeria crocea, Dichelostemma Bloomeria crocea, integrifolia, Salvia apiana, Calochortus californica, Bromus rubens californica, Bromus Calystegia macrostegia, Festuca perennis, Festuca perennis, Calystegia macrostegia, fascularis, Artemisia californica diversilobum, Grindelia camporum, macrostegia, Galium angustifolium macrostegia, Centaurea melitensis, Deinandra Centaurea fasciculata, Opuntia littoralis, Avena fatua, Erodium cicutarium fatua, Erodium Avena H CH CH AGL AGL AGL NGL Habitat AGL CH AGL AGL, CH AGL, CSS AGL, CSS AGL, NGL chamise CH chamise C chamise chamise AGL, CSS, OW clay clay clay clay clay clay clay clay Soils red clay loamy clay loamy clay laomy clay loamy clay loamy clay E W W W W NE NE NE NE NE NW ENE NNE NNW Aspect Slope ridge, ridge, ridge, ridge, gentle gentle gentle gentle gentle to gentle to moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate Ridge Top Ridge Top spent 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr Phenology 5% flw, 95% fr 5% flw, 10% flw, 90% fr 10% flw, 10% flw, 90% fr 10% flw, 2% flw, 96% fr, 2% 96% fr, 2% flw, 406 376 382 GPS 446.2 409.8 364.2 460.2 225.1 422.3 471.8 385.1 392.3 470.1 462.7 Alt. (m) UTM N 3743130 3743103 3743874 3743128 3743709 3742092 3743184 3742955 3743788 3743803 3743773 3743778 3743424 3743297 APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA NROC LANDS SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT 433189 433389 432964 433138 433064 430775 UTM E 433252 433123 432984 432961 432995 433076 433237 433121 - CATALINA MARIPOSA LILY; CRPR 4.2 (continued) LILY; MARIPOSA - CATALINA 4 3 2 18 28 95 88 17 25 100 500 154 178 130 Count Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Skt Pol Pol Pol Pol Pol Pol Type Cc18M30-10 Cc18M30-11 Cc18J01-01 Calochortus catalinae LABEL Cc18J05-01 Cc18M30-08 Cc18M30-09 Cc18M30-12 Cc18J01-02 Cc18J01-03 Cc18J01-04 Cc18J01-05 Cc18J01-06 Cc18M30-14 Cc18M30-13

64 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Notes BLND, isolated BLND WEIR WEIR GYPS, single BLND, single BLND, single BLND, scattered WEIR, about 3890m sq. BLND BLND, scattered BLND BLND BLND BLND BLND barbata fascicularis, Calystegia macrostegia, Rhus fascicularis, Calystegia macrostegia, Avena fascicularis, Rhus integrifolia, fascicularis, Mirabilis laevis, Salvia Helianthus gracilentus californica, Opuntia littoralis lepida, Mirabilis laevis, Dichelostemma glaber Acmispon glaber, Calystegia macrostegia, Calystegia macrostegia, Acmispon glaber, fasciculata, Bromus rubens, Acmispon rubens, fasciculata, Bromus integrifolia, Avena barbata integrifolia, Avena Associated Species Malosma laurina, Malocothamnus Avena rubens, diandrus, Bromus Bromus Calochortus weedii, Dichelostemma Artemisia californica, Stipa lepida, melitensis, Deinandra Centaurea agrifolia, Salvia apiana, Quercus diandrus, Malocothamnus Bromus diandrus, Malocothamnus Bromus Deinandra fasciculata, Malocothamnus splendens, Dichelostemma capitatum sp., Deinandra fasciculata, Calochortus fascicularis, Calochortus weedii, Stipa capitatum, Rhus integrifolia, Encelia NGL , CH CSS AGL AGL NGL Habitat CSS, OW AGL chamise CH chamise CH chamise CH AGL, scat. CSS clay clay clay Soils rocky rocky loamy clay loamy clay loamy clay S S S E E E E E E E N N NE flat NE NNW Aspect stee[ Slope gentle gentle to steep gentle to ridge top moderate moderate moderate ridge line ridge line Ridge Top Ridge Top Ridge Top 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr Phenology 536 341 262 GPS 366.6 303.5 472.1 384.1 Alt. (m) UTM N 3743859 3742672 3744245 3743183 3740774 3740194 3743166 3743255 3743776 3743161 3743144 3743166 3743169 3743159 3742883 3742613 APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA NROC LANDS SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT 433110 433526 UTM E 432655 435203 431722 431668 433088 433089 433158 433116 433093 433142 433157 433221 433146 433482 - CATALINA MARIPOSA LILY; CRPR 4.2 (continued) LILY; MARIPOSA - CATALINA 5 1 1 1 5 4 6 6 1 5 15 10 97 11 22 440 10841 Count Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pol Pol Type Cc18J29-10 CC18L12-01 Calochortus catalinae LABEL Cc18J05-02 Cc18J19-01 Cc18J20-01 Cc18J20-02 Cc18J29-01 Cc18J29-02 CC18L12-02 Cc18J29-03 Cc18J29-04 Cc18J29-05 Cc18J29-06 Cc18J29-07 Cc18J29-08 Cc18J29-09

65 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Notes 29th density estimates: Polygon about 75,300 sq. 63,100 sq. meters. Count later in season, check confirmed individuals 10% none, 25% low, 10% none, 25% low, 50% medium, 15% high. densities. meters 1,400m sq. 450 sq. m BLND, polygon about WEIR, scattered patches WEIR, scatterd to WEIR BLND. Only a few BLND, only 3 plants in WEIR, single WEIR, scattered bloom May 30th. June WEIR, scattered, about WEIR, scattered, about WEIR, scattered but many plants in leaf, most likely thousands of plants. Not re-examined based on average scattered patches 2019. integrifolia, Corethrogyne filaginifolia, integrifolia, Corethrogyne Isocoma menziesii, Hesperoyucca Isocoma menziesii, Hesperoyucca littoralis pomeridianum Heteromeles arbutifolia, Calochortus Heteromeles splendens, Lomatium lucidium Adenostemma fasciculata sp, Bloomeria crocea, Chlorogalum Chlorogalum sp, Bloomeria crocea, cismontana, Adenostemma fasciculata, Nolina cismontana, Malosma laurina, Hesperoyucca whipplei, Nolina Hesperoyucca Quercus agrifolia, Bromus diandrus, agrifolia, Bromus Quercus Adenostemma fasciculata, Nolina capitatum, Calystegia macrostegia Nolina cismontana, Malosma laurina, Adenostemma fasciculata, Rhus ovata, Stipa lepida, Salvia apiana, Rhus Associated Species Mirabilis laevis, Calystegia macrostegia, Mirabilis laevis, Calystegia macrostegia, berberidifolia, Rhus ovata, Quercus Calochortus catalinae, Avena barbata, Avena Calochortus catalinae, Nolina cismontana, Heteromeles Malosma laurina, Malocothamnus Nolina cismontana, Quercus lepida, Mirabilis laevis, Dichelostemma fasciculata, Chlorogalum parviflorum fasciculata, Chlorogalum hirsutissimus, Malosma laurina, Phacelia cicutaria Hazardia squarrosa, Stipa lepida, squarrosa, Hazardia cismontana, Acmispon glaber, cismontana, Acmispon glaber, Acourtia microcephala, Lupinus Acourtia microcephala, Calystegia macrostegia Ceanothus sp., Chlorogalum Ceanothus sp., Chlorogalum Rhamnus ilicifolia, Bloomeria crocea, Rhamnus ilicifolia, Bloomeria crocea, fascicularis, Calochortus catalinae, Stipa parviflorum whipplei, Calochortus splendens berberidifolia, Acmispon glaber, Cenothus Acmispon glaber, berberidifolia, arbutifolia, Malosma laurina, Opuntia Rhus ovata, Ceanothus sp., Adenostemma Rhus ovata, Ceanothus sp., CH CH CH CSS ridge CH, NS Habitat abundant AGL, OW chamise CH chamise CH chamise chamise CH, and exposures along sandstone sandstone outcrops chamise CH, much sandstone outcrops clay clay clay clay clay clay Soils & clay clay loam sandy loam rocky, light- rocky, colored clay clay & rocky sand over clay sand over clay S E S S S N W NE SW ESE SW + SW NNW Aspect steep ridge, Slope ridge, gentle gentle to gentle to gentle to gentle to moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate ridge, steep 100% flw 100% bud 100% bud Phenology 90% flw, 10% fr 90% flw, 97% bud, 3% flw 88% bud, 20% flw 40% bud, 60% flw 40% bud, 60% flw 75% bud, 25% flw 35% bud, 65% flw 409 416 GPS 291.4 216.5 402.6 320.5 321.1 297.5 297.5 324.9 Alt. (m) - INTERMEDIATE MARIPOSA LILY; CRPR1B.2 LILY; MARIPOSA - INTERMEDIATE UTM N 3744224 3744193 3742041 3743004 3743741 3742866 3744397 3744278 3744217 3744338 3743190 APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA NROC LANDS SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT 432648 433017 430731 433395 433037 UTM E 432703 432818 432878 432701 432836 433396 . intermedius 3 1 2 var 67 12 75 23 260 320 20000 25000 Count Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pol Skt Skt Pol Skt Pol Type 02 01 01 Cwi18J05-05 Cwi18J05-04 Cwi18J05-03 Cwi18M30- Calochortus weedii LABEL Cwi18M15- Cwi18J05-02 Cwi18J05-07 Cwi18J01-01 Cwi18J05-01 Cwi18J05-06 Cwi18M30-

66 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Notes Count based on based on average 14,390 sq. meters. Count BLND, scattered Polygon about 85,620 sq. Polygon about 41,000 WEIR, scattered BLND, scattered BLND, single BLND, isolated BLND WEIR, scattered BLND. Polygon about BLND, scattered. BLND, scattered. FREM, isolated BLND, scattered BLND based on average square meters. Count densities average densities meters. gracilentus Chaenactis artemisiifolia squarrosa, Calystegia macrostegia, Calystegia macrostegia, squarrosa, Avena barbata, Bebbia junicea Avena cismontana Hesperoyucca whipplei Hesperoyucca laevis, Artemisia californica, Malosma laevis, artemisiifolia, Quercus berberidifolia, artemisiifolia, Quercus whipplei, Nolina Hesperoyucca Nolina squarrosa, mellifera, Hazardia mellifera, Galium angustifolium, splendens, Stipa coronata, Helianthus splendens, Stipa coronata, macrostegia, Deinandra fasciculata macrostegia, Chaenactis artemisiifolia, Brassica Hesperoyucca whipplei, Opuntia littoralist Hesperoyucca laurina macrostegia, Adenostemma fasciculata, macrostegia, geniculata mellifera, Rhus integrifolia, Quercus mellifera, Rhus integrifolia, Quercus Calystegia macrostegia, Calochortus Calystegia macrostegia, macrostegia, Malosma laurina, macrostegia, Nolina cismontana, Calystegia Adenostemma fasciculata, Hazardia Adenostemma fasciculata, Hazardia cismontana, Calystegia macrostegia Associated Species Malocothamnus fascicularis, Salvia Adenostemma fasciculata, Quercus Adenostemma fasciculata, Quercus barbata, Mirabilis Avena rubens, Bromus Adenostemma fasciculata, Chaenactis Adenostemma fasciculata, Salvia Adenostemma fasciculata, Salvia Adenostemma fasciculata, Calystegia agrifolia, Malosma laurina, Quercus Adenostemma fasciculata, Bromus rubens, Adenostemma fasciculata, Bromus laurina, Calystegia macrostegia, laurina, Calystegia macrostegia, agrifolia, Bromus rubens, Calystegia agrifolia, Bromus crocea, Salvia mellifera crocea, Heteromeles arbutifolia, Bloomeria Heteromeles Chaenactis artemisiifolia, Mirabilis laevis Opuntia littoralis, Calystegia macrostegia, Opuntia littoralis, Calystegia macrostegia, agrifolia, Salvia mellifera, Malosma CH CH CH CSS Habitat sandstone AGL, CSS, chamise CH chamise CH chamise CH chamise CH chamise CH chamise chamise chamise CH, chamise CH, NS sandstone exposure clay clay clay clay clay clay sand Soils rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky, thin rocky, rocky clay rocky clay loamy clay clay with fine E N N W W W + S SW SW SW W & NW SSW S/SW NNW, NNW, mostly Aspect steep ridge, steep steep steep Slope Steep gentle gentle gentle gentle to gentle to ridge top, moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate 100% flw 100% flw 100% flw Phenology 30% bud, 70% fr 30% bud, 70% flw 80% bud, 20% flw 50% bud, flw 25% bud, 75% flw 20% bud, 80% flw 10% bud, 90% flw 20% bud, 80% flw 6% bud, 88% flw, 6% fr 6% bud, 88% flw, 20% bud, 75%flw, 5% fr 20% bud, 75%flw, 347 358 418 GPS 383.5 340.7 417.6 408.3 243.6 449.8 439.7 373.1 359.8 Alt. (m) - INTERMEDIATE MARIPOSA LILY; CRPR1B.2 LILY; MARIPOSA - INTERMEDIATE UTM N 3742099 3741804 3742449 3742046 3744336 3741642 3741594 3742513 3741853 3741902 3741632 3741671 3742318 APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA NROC LANDS SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT 433854 433631 432795 433739 432943 433849 433821 430987 UTM E 434013 433967 433927 433697 433706 . intermedius 2 2 4 1 5 var 13 21 33 49 420 2300 6000 12000 Count Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Skt Skt Skt Pol Skt Skt Type Cwi18J13-03 Cwi18J13-01 Cwi18J13-02 Cwi18J13-05 Cwi18J19-05 Cwi18J19-04 Cwi18J19-07 Calochortus weedii LABEL Cwi18J19-01 Cwi18J05-08 Cwi18J13-04 Cwi18J19-02 Cwi18J19-03 Cwi18J19-06

67 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Notes , polygon about 6,760 sq. meters. Count Polygon about 18,860 sq. Possibly only 20 plants. based on average break BLND, scattered. BLND, isolated, tops BLND FREM, single FREM FREM, isolated BLND, isolated BLND, isolated, possibly BLND, isolated BSAD, scattered. WEIR, single BLND BLND WEIR, scattered very low density BLND BLND meters. Count based on eaten impacted by adj. fire densities. whipplei, Salvia mellifera, Hazardia whipplei, Salvia mellifera, Hazardia diegoensis whipplei, Quercus berberidifolia, whipplei, Quercus mellifera, Hesperoyucca whipplei, mellifera, Hesperoyucca macrostegia Hesperoyucca whipplei, Deinandra Hesperoyucca Calystegia macrostegia Cercocarpus betuloides, Brassica Cercocarpus Bloomeria crocea, Acmispon glaber, Acmispon glaber, Bloomeria crocea, fasciculata, Hazardia squarrosa, squarrosa, fasciculata, Hazardia Heteromeles arbutifolia, Calystegia Heteromeles fasciculata Galium angustifolium, Rhus integrifolia, Adenostemma fasciculata, Hesperoyucca Adenostemma fasciculata, Hesperoyucca Calystegia macrostegia, Brassica Calystegia macrostegia, Avena barbata, Opuntia littoralis, Avena barbata, Galium angustifolium, Avena Salvia mellifera, Opuntia littoralis, Malosma laurina, Malocothamnus diandrus, Bromus sp, Bromus Avena Adenostemma fasciculata, Salvia Adenostemma fasciculata, Salvia mellifera, Adenostemma Adenostemma fasciculata, Hesperoyucca Associated Species Calystegia macrostegia, Eriogonum Calystegia macrostegia, rubens, Brassica geniculata, Deinandra squarrosa, Bromus rubens, Calystegia Bromus squarrosa, Malocothamnus fascicularis, Rhus ovata, fascicularis, Bromus rubens, Calochortus fascicularis, Bromus splendens, Acmispon glaber Quercus agrifolia, Stephanomeria Quercus Helianthus gracilentus, Mirabilis laevis fasciculatum, Deinandra fasciculata, Malosma laurina, Bromus rubens, Malosma laurina, Bromus CH CH CH CH CH CSS CSS AGL AGL outcrop Habitat CSS CH AGL, CSS chamise CH chamise CH chamise CH CSS, sandstone clay clay clay clay clay clay clay clay clay clay clay Soils rocky rocky rocky rocky clay rocky clay rocky loamy S E E S N N W W W flat SW SW NW N/NE N/NW Aspect N + W ridge steep steep steep Steep steep steep Slope Gentle to steep gentle to moderate moderate moderate moderate ridge top, moderate moderate Ridge Top Ridge Top Ridge Top, Ridge Top, moderately fr flw 100% fr 100% flw 100% flw 100% flw 100% flw 100% flw 100% bud Phenology 7% bud, 93% flw 10% veg, 90% flw 10% bud, 90% flw 20% bud, 80% flw 25% bud, 65% flw, 10% 25% bud, 65% flw, 40% veg, 20% bud, 399 391 358 537 531 402 402 251 512 GPS 402.9 227.6 Alt. (m) - INTERMEDIATE MARIPOSA LILY; CRPR1B.2 LILY; MARIPOSA - INTERMEDIATE UTM N 3742304 3742387 3741526 3742331 3741554 3741661 3743161 3743080 3741584 3741580 3742436 3742396 3742385 3742234 3742296 3742706 APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA NROC LANDS SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT 432306 433804 433755 433836 UTM E 433750 433528 435190 435161 433876 433808 430882 430937 433887 433982 433805 434687 . intermedius 1 2 1 5 1 var 12 60 40 12 10 12 10 30 500 1500 2200 Count Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Skt Skt Skt Skt Type Cwi18J20-14 Cwi18J19-11 Cwi18J19-20 Calochortus weedii LABEL Cwi18J19-21 Cwi18J19-16 Cwi18J19-17 Cwi18J19-18 Cwi18J19-19 Cwi18J19-22 Cwi18J19-09 Cwi18J19-08 Cwi18J19-13 Cwi18J19-14 Cwi18J19-10 Cwi18J19-12 Cwi18J19-15

68 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Notes BLND, scattered BLND, single BLND, patch BSAD BLND, scattered BLND, scattered BSAD, scattered BSAD, sinlge BSAD BSAD, scattered BLND, scattered BLND BLND, patch BLND, scattered BLND, Opuntia littoralis, Isocoma menziesii angustifolium, Elymus condensatus fascicularis Acourtia microcephala Helianthus gracilentus, Acmispon glaber Helianthus gracilentus, Calystegia macrostegia, Galium Calystegia macrostegia, Calystegia macrostegia laurina, Malocothamnus fascicularis melitensis Hazardia squarrosa, Mirabilis laevis, squarrosa, Hazardia Deinandra fasciculata artemisiifolia fasciculata, Acmispon glaber californica, Avena barbata californica, Avena Mirabilis laevis, Malosma laurina, Malosma laurina, Opuntia littoralis, Galium angustifolium, Malosma laurina, Rhus integrifolia, Acourtia microcephala, Acourtia microcephala, Rhus integrifolia, whipplei, Calystegia macrostegia, Encelia whipplei, Calystegia macrostegia, Calystegia macrostegia, Deinandra Calystegia macrostegia, Artemisia californica, Mirabilis laevis, Associated Species Mirabilis laevis, Malocothamnus Acmispon glaber, Rhus integrifolia, Acmispon glaber, Galium angustifolium, Hesperoyucca Malosma laurina, Calystegia macrostegia, Adenostemma fasciculata, Helianthus Rhus integrifolia, Malosma laurina, berberidifolia, Malosma laurina, Quercus arbutifolia, Calystegia Heteromeles Malosma laurina, Rhus integrifolia, Isocoma menziesii, Salvia apiana Acmispon glaber, Chaenactis Acmispon glaber, laurina, Helianthus gracilentus Malosma laurina, Calystegia macrostegia, macrostegia, Mirabilis laevis, Malosma macrostegia, gracilentus, Mirabilis laevis, Malosma angustifolium, Isocoma menziesii, fascicularis Emmenanthe pendulifera, Malocothamnus Malocothamnus fascicularis, Centaurea Malocothamnus fascicularis, Centaurea Hesperoyucca whipplei, Galium Hesperoyucca CH CSS CSS CSS CSS CSS CSS CSS Habitat CSS, AGL chamise CH rock outcrop CSS, sandstone CSS, CH, sandstone clay clay Soils over clay sandstone rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay, rocky clay, sandy loam whitish clay clay & rocky thin clay over rock outcrops s E E E E E E E W W W W SW + SW WNW WNW variou NW + NW Aspect W, SW W, steep Slope ridge, ridge, ridge, gentle gentle gentle gentle to gentle to gentle to gentle to gentle to gentle to ridge top moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate ridge top, moderate ridge top, moderate ridge top, ridge top, moderate moderate moderate fr fr fr fr fr fr 100% flw 100% flw 100% flw 100% flw 100% flw Phenology 80% flw, 20% fr 80% flw, 70% flw, 30% fr 70% flw, 10% bud, 90% flw 15% bud, 80% flw, 5% 15% bud, 80% flw, 5% bud, 85% flw, 10% 5% bud, 85% flw, 5% bud, 75% flw, 20% 5% bud, 75% flw, 20% bud, 60% flw, 20% 20% bud, 60% flw, 10% bud, 75% flw, 15% 10% bud, 75% flw, 10% bud, 75% flw, 15% 10% bud, 75% flw, GPS 422.9 423.7 411.7 373.4 368.8 443.4 430.8 360.4 411.3 383.4 421.1 375.6 379.2 444.7 416.2 Alt. (m) - INTERMEDIATE MARIPOSA LILY; CRPR1B.2 LILY; MARIPOSA - INTERMEDIATE UTM N 3740769 3740795 3741105 3742081 3741860 3740856 3740857 3741662 3741216 3742171 3741092 3741755 3741499 3740904 3740660 APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA NROC LANDS SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT 432314 432350 432310 432200 432247 432374 432318 432218 432202 UTM E 432267 432279 432276 432155 432343 432280 . intermedius 1 5 8 5 1 4 var 71 18 28 20 10 67 118 200 300 Count Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Skt Skt Skt Skt Skt Type Cwi18J20-27 Cwi18J20-28 Cwi18J20-23 Cwi18J20-17 Cwi18J20-25 Cwi18J20-26 Calochortus weedii LABEL Cwi18J20-15 Cwi18J20-22 Cwi18J20-16 Cwi18J20-18 Cwi18J20-19 Cwi18J20-20 Cwi18J20-21 Cwi18J20-24 Cwi18J20-29

69 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT , Notes BLND, single BLND BLND BLND, scattered BLND, scattered BLND, scatterd patches BLND, scattered BLND BLND BLND BLND BLND, single BLND, isolated Polygon about 2,500 sq typical low densities. meters. Count based on diversilobum, Acmispon glaber Cryptantha intermedia capitatum, Rhus integrifolia, Encelia integrifolia, Diplacus brevipes, Phacelia integrifolia, Diplacus brevipes, cicutaria, Malocothamnus fascicularis Calystegia macrostegia, Dudleya Calystegia macrostegia, fasciculatum glaber Avena fatua, Bromus rubens, Bromus rubens, Bromus fatua, Bromus Avena Rhus integrifolia, Malosma laurina, Acmispon glaber, whipplei, Hesperoyucca multicaulis californica, Opuntia littoralis Rhamnus ilicifolia, Rhus integrifolia, Calochortus catalinae, Dichelostemma Associated Species Isocoma menziesii, Eriogonum cicutarium, diandrus, Erodium Malosma laurina, Calystegia macrostegia, Malosma laurina, Calystegia macrostegia, Helianthus gracilentus, Galand, Stipa Mirabilis laevis, Calystegia macrostegia, Rhus Empen, Calystegia macrostegia, Rhamnus ilicifolia, Calystegia Rhus integrifolia, Cuscuta sp., Opuntia littoralis, Salvia apiana, Salvia apiana, Eriogonum fasciculatum, Dichelostemma capitatum macrostegia, Deinandra fasciculata, macrostegia, Mirabilis laevis, Rhus ovata Calochortus splendens, Erifol, Rhus Salvia apiana, Toxicodendron Salvia apiana, Toxicodendron Heteromeles arbutifolia, Dichelostemma Heteromeles Acmispon rubens, capitatum, Bromus Artemisia californica Malosma laurina, Erodium botrys, Malosma laurina, Erodium lepida, Acmispon glaber integrifolia, Erodium botrys integrifolia, Erodium Salvia apiana, Hazardia squarrosa, squarrosa, Salvia apiana, Hazardia Deinandra fasciculata, Avena sp, Avena Deinandra fasciculata, CH CH CH CSS AFS CSS CSS NGL Habitat outcrop CSS CH edge of sandstone Soils rocky rocky rocky rocky rocky rocky rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky outcrop rocky outcrop E E E E E S E N W W W & S SW E Aspect ridge Slope Gentle Gentle Gentle Gentle Gentle Gentle to steep gentle to moderate moderate moderate moderate ridge top, Ridge Top ridge, steep fr flw flw flw 100% flw 100% flw 100% flw 100% flw 100% bud Phenology 20% flw, 80% fr 20% flw, 20% bud, 80% flw 20% bud, 80% flw 35% bud, 65% flw 30% veg, bud, 40% 20% veg, 40% bud, 30% veg, bud, 40% 10% bud, 80% flw, 10% 10% bud, 80% flw, 363 369 394 366 354 378 342 368 378 GPS 363.2 411.8 286.8 Alt. (m) - INTERMEDIATE MARIPOSA LILY; CRPR1B.2 LILY; MARIPOSA - INTERMEDIATE UTM N 3741011 3740979 3742068 3740382 3740545 3740213 3741911 3740925 3741151 3741167 3740776 3741807 3741474 APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA NROC LANDS SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT 431823 431798 432347 432269 UTM E 432310 431970 432344 431783 432112 432207 431724 432360 432162 . intermedius 9 3 1 1 2 6 6 6 var 40 54 50 100 400 Count Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Skt Skt Skt Skt Type Cwi18J20-39 Cwi18J20-40 Cwi18J20-31 Calochortus weedii LABEL Cwi18J20-30 Cwi18J20-32 Cwi18J20-35 Cwi18J20-38 Cwi18J20-41 Cwi18J20-33 Cwi18J20-34 Cwi18J20-42 Cwi18J20-36 Cwi18J20-37

70 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT plants Notes average of 0.16 60% low density, 20% 60% low density, 20% very low density, 20% very low density, medium density. Polygon medium density. per sq. meter polygon about 53,300 m 810 sq, meters BLND, scattered, sq. Count based on about BLND, single half area occuppied with BLND BLND. Count based on 3 BLND. Count estimated WEIR, scattered, about BLND, patch BLND, ca 10% none, BLND BLND BLND BLND BLND BLND, scatttered by using average densities. plants per WP marked WP plants per about 10600 sq meters whipplei, Heteromeles arbutifolia, whipplei, Heteromeles melitensis Centaurea whipplei, Calystegia macrostegia, parviflorum, Acmispon Chlorogalum glaber Helianthus gracilentus, Galium artemisiifolia, Calystegia macrostegia macrostegia, Diplacus x australis, macrostegia, Solidago velutina Acmispon glaber, Rhus integrifolia, Acmispon glaber, Hesperoyucca whipplei, Rhus integrifolia, Hesperoyucca Associated Species Adenostemma fasciculata, Hesperoyucca Adenostemma fasciculata, Hesperoyucca Guecal, Stipa Calystegia macrostegia, Calochortus splendens, Brassica Adenostemma fasciculata, Hesperoyucca Adenostemma fasciculata, Chlorogalum agrifolia, Calystegia Quercus Adenostemma fasciculata, Chlorogalum Adenostemma fasciculata, Chlorogalum splendens, Bloomeria crocea Acmispon glaber geniculata, Calystegia macrostegia, geniculata, Calystegia macrostegia, angustifolium, Acmispon glaber parviflorum, Acmispon glaber, parviflorum, Acmispon glaber, parviflorum, Deinandra fasciculata, lepida, Acmispon glaber, Calochortus Acmispon glaber, lepida, Hesperoyucca whipplei, Chaenactis Hesperoyucca Mirabilis laevis, Mallae, Centaurea Mirabilis laevis, Mallae, Centaurea melitensis Acmispon glaber, Deinandra fasciculata, Acmispon glaber, CSS CSS CSS Habitat chamise CH chamise CH chamise CH CSS, chamise CH clay clay clay Soils rocky rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay S S W W W NE NE SW SW SW SW SSW SSW Aspect mostly flat ridge steep steep steep steep steep steep Slope ridges, gentle gentle to gentle to gentle to ridgetop, moderate ridge top, moderate moderate moderate Ridge Top moderately fr flw 100% fr 100% flw Phenology 40% flw, 60% fr 40% flw, 40% flw, 60% fr 40% flw, 50% flw, 50% fr 50% flw, 60% flw, 40% fr 60% flw, 5% bud, 50% flw, 45% 5% bud, 50% flw, 20% veg, bud, 60% 327 GPS 340.9 321.3 365.7 372.1 370.2 360.1 368.3 Alt. (m) - INTERMEDIATE MARIPOSA LILY; CRPR1B.2 LILY; MARIPOSA - INTERMEDIATE UTM N 3741178 3742212 3740703 3741164 3741180 3742150 3742150 3742071 3742578 3740958 3740872 3740726 3742488 3742493 APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA NROC LANDS SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT 432276 433136 UTM E 431683 432090 432044 433038 433264 433298 432369 431790 431792 431703 432731 432761 . intermedius 1 1 1 3 1 1 2 4 var 60 64 10 8200 4300 2800 Count Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Skt Skt Skt Skt Pol Type Cwi18J20-44 CWI18J27-06 Calochortus weedii LABEL Cwi18J20-43 Cwi18J20-45 Cwi18J20-46 CWI18J27-07 CWI18J27-02 CWI18J27-05 CWI18J27-04 Cwi18J20-47 Cwi18J20-48 Cwi18J20-49 CWI18J27-01 CWI18J27-03

71 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Notes scattered, scattered polygon. Point noted on 9,700 sq. meters. Count polygon about 115m sq. polygon about 115m polygon about 1600 m sq BLND, scattered, estimated by using plants here and likely a BLND BLND, BLND, isolated map but then moved BLND/WEIR BLND. Probably more BLND, polygon about sq. BLND, 11,026 BLND BLND, isolated BLND, scattered BLND, typical densities BLND meters. Count based on average densities. west. australis, Artemisia californica, Phacelia australis, whipplei, Chlorogalum parviflorum, whipplei, Chlorogalum Adenostemma fasciculata, Stipa lepida, whipplei, Malosma laurina, Rhus ovata, Opuntia littoralis fasciculata, Calystegia macrostegia, fasciculata, Calystegia macrostegia, cicutaria, Malosma laurina Helianthus gracilentus Acmispon glaber Salvia mellifera cicutaria angustifolium, Stipa coronata, Deinandra angustifolium, Stipa coronata, Acmispon glaber, Calystegia macrostegia, Calystegia macrostegia, Acmispon glaber, fasciculata, Acmispon glaber, Diplacus x Acmispon glaber, fasciculata, Adenostemma fasciculata, Nolina Quercus berberidifolia, Adenostemma Quercus Adenostemma fasciculata, Hesperoyucca Eriogonum fasciculatum, Galium Deinandra Calystegia macrostegia, Hesperoyucca whipplei, Adenostemma Hesperoyucca Associated Species Rhus integrifolia, Calystegia macrostegia, Rhus integrifolia, Calystegia macrostegia, Hesperoyucca Calystegia macrostegia, Adenostemma fasciculata, Hesperoyucca sp, Avena Adenostemma fasciculata, agrifolia, Salvia apiana, Quercus laurina, Hesperoyucca whipplei laurina, Hesperoyucca fasciculata, Silene laciniata, Salvia Mirabilis laevis cismontana, Salvia mellifera, Malosma Calystegia macrostegia, Phacelia Calystegia macrostegia, fasciculata, Rhus ovata, Malosma laurina, apiana, Mirabilis laevis whipplei, Malosma laurina, Helianthus gracilentus parviflorum, Silene laciniata Chlorogalum CH CH CH CH CH CH Habitat exposures CSS, OW chamise CH chamise CH chamise CSS, sandstone CSS, sandstone clay clay clay clay Soils rocky rocky rocky rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay + s + E N N W W SE NE NE NE NE SW SW S SE variou Aspect steep Slope ridge, ridge, gentle to steep gentle & moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate ridge top, moderate moderate moderate moderately ridge, steep fr 100% flw 100% flw 100% flw Phenology 5% flw, 95% fr 5% flw, 40% flw, 60% fr 40% flw, 25% flw, 75% fr 25% flw, 10% flw, 90% fr 10% flw, 5% bud, 35% flw, 60% 5% bud, 35% flw, 2% bud, 50% flw,48% fr 2% bud, 50% flw,48% 357 387 341 338 GPS 470.5 341.9 339.8 452.2 346.5 467.3 Alt. (m) - INTERMEDIATE MARIPOSA LILY; CRPR1B.2 LILY; MARIPOSA - INTERMEDIATE UTM N 3742036 3742595 3742328 3742413 3742556 3742614 3742271 3742632 3742650 3742456 3742263 3742248 3742529 APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA NROC LANDS SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT 433253 433404 433032 UTM E 433083 432864 433463 432912 433390 432943 432966 432943 432850 432611 . intermedius 2 2 2 var 21 50 67 40 30 80 234 300 2400 1800 Count Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Skt Skt Skt Skt Skt Skt Skt Skt Type 2 3 1 CWI18J29-02 CWI18J27-1 CWI18J27-09 CWI18J27-17 Calochortus weedii LABEL CWI18J27-08 CWI18J27-14 CWI18J29-01 CWI18J27-10 CWI18J29-03 CWI18J27-15 CWI18J27-16 CWI18J27-1 CWI18J27-1

72 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Notes Notes typical densities. meters. Count based on Original point expanded into sketch based on field Polygon 20,864 sq. BLND, scattered BLND BLND, scattered patches BLND, scattered BLND, scattered. WEIR, scatterd BLND, scattered. WEIR, Scattered. BLND, scattered patches BLND, scattered patches BLND comments. Avena barbata, Mulmic, Eriogonum Avena Opuntia littoralis, Bothrichloa fasciculatum, Hesperoyucca whipplei, fasciculatum, Hesperoyucca cicutarium, Dichelostemma capitatum Calystegia macrostegia, Dichelostemma Calystegia macrostegia, Galium angustifolium, Silene laciniata cicutarium, Galium angustifolium cicutarium cicutarium fasciculata diandrus, Eromos, Chasua, Bromus Chasua, Bromus diandrus, Eromos, botrys, Lupinus bicolor, Erodium Erodium botrys, Lupinus bicolor, Erodium cicutarium, Bromus rubens cicutarium, Bromus Erodium Hesperoyucca whipplei, Salvia apiana, Hesperoyucca Associated Species Associated Species Calochortus splendens, Avena barbata, Avena Calochortus splendens, Acmispon glaber, Allpra, Stipa lepida, Acmispon glaber, Lepidium nitidum, Gilang, Bromus Schismus barbatus, Adenostemma barbata, Calochortus splendens, Avena barbata, Calochortus splendens, Avena Lupinus Lepidium virginicum, Artemisia californica, Bromus rubens, Artemisia californica, Bromus rubens Bloomeria crocea, Bromus rubens, Bromus Bloomeria crocea, rubens, Bromus Bloomeria crocea, fasciculata, Chlorogalum pomeridianum, fasciculata, Chlorogalum Rhus integrifolia, Adenostemma Thysanocarpus laciniatus, Erodium sparsiflorum, Chaenactis glabriuscula, capitatum, Eriogonum fasciculatum, fasciculata, Mirabilis laevis, Erodium fasciculata, Mirabilis laevis, Erodium Poasec, Quercus agrifolia, Adenostemma agrifolia, Poasec, Quercus Helianthus gracilentus, Erodium Helianthus gracilentus, Erodium Helianthus gracilentus, Erodium CH scrub Habitat Habitat road cut CH, OW sandstone chamise CH chamise CH, Old fire break Rocky opening Rocky opening Cliff below cactus Cliff rocky bank at base clay clay clay clay Soils Soils rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay E W W W flat NE NE SW SSE NW NNE SW + SW Aspect Aspect steep steep steep steep Steep Slope Slope Steep Steep Gentle gentle to moderate Ridge top fr 100% bud 100% bud 100% bud 100% bud 100% bud Phenology Phenology 50% flw, 40% fr 50% flw, 30% bud,70% flw 70% veg, 30% bud 40% veg, 60% bud <1% bud, 20% flw, 80% <1% bud, 20% flw, 331 367 364 382 371 GPS GPS 472.9 425.9 218.1 434.9 212.9 Alt. (m) Alt. (m) - INTERMEDIATE MARIPOSA LILY; CRPR1B.2 LILY; MARIPOSA - INTERMEDIATE UTM N UTM N 3742191 3742241 3742202 3742923 3742695 3742188 3742247 3742449 3742243 3742668 3742430 APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA NROC LANDS SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT 432659 432717 432731 UTM E UTM E 433132 433463 433359 432803 430858 432728 433456 430853 . intermedius - MANY-STEMMED DUDLEYA; CRPR 1B.2 DUDLEYA; - MANY-STEMMED 2 3 4 9 var 78 32 24 10 171 300 99346 6,000 Count Count Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Skt Skt Skt Skt Type Type Dm18A30-03 Dm18A30-04 Dm18A30-05 Calochortus weedii LABEL Dudleya multicaulis LABEL CWI18J29-04 CWI18J29-05 Dm18A17-01 Cwi18J29-06 Dm18A30-01 Dm18A17-02 Dm18A30-02 Cwi18J29-07

73 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Notes along old fire break Combined 4 proximate BLND, scattered BSAD, scattered patches BLND, scattered BLND, scattered. WEIR, scattered BLND, isolated BLND BLND BSAD, scattered patches BSAD, scattered BSAD, scattered BSAD, scattered points. macrostegia, Acmispon glaber, Acmispon glaber, macrostegia, Calystegia macrostegia, Cryptantha Calystegia macrostegia, whipplei, Calochortus splendens, Dichelostemma capitatum, Hesperoyucca Dichelostemma capitatum, Hesperoyucca Deinandra fasciculata, Stipa pulchra, Hesperoyucca whipplei, Heteromeles whipplei, Heteromeles Hesperoyucca angustifolium, Quercus agrifolia, Avena Avena agrifolia, angustifolium, Quercus rubens, Calochortus splendens, Calystegia whipplei, Malosma laurina macrostegia, Acmispon glaber, Acmispon glaber, macrostegia, Cenchrus setacea, Solanum umbelliferum macrostegia arbutifolia melitensis Calochortus splendens,Calystegia rubens, Isocoma botrys, Bromus Erodium botrys, Stipa lepida, Bromus Erodium Adenostemma fasciculata, Stipa lepida, Adenostemma fasciculata, Hesperoyucca Calochortus splendens, Calystegia Calochortus splendens, Acmispon glaber, Calochortus splendens, Lotham, botrys, Calochortus splendens, Erodium Associated Species Avena barbata, Artemisia californica, barbata, Avena Adenostemma fasciculata Dichelostemma capitatum, Bromus Dichelostemma capitatum, Bromus Calochortus splendens, Erodium Calochortus splendens, Erodium intermedia, Erodium cicutarium, intermedia, Erodium glaber, Calochortus splendens glaber, glaber, Calystegia macrostegia, Calystegia macrostegia, glaber, californica, Festuca perennis, Salvia californica, Festuca perennis, Opuntia littoralis Erodium botrys, Acmispon strigosus, A. Erodium Calystegia macrostegia, Bromus rubens Bromus Calystegia macrostegia, Dichelostemma capitatum, Centaurea Dichelostemma capitatum, Centaurea Hesperoyucca whipplei Hesperoyucca rubens, Calochortus splendens, Galium Acmispon glaber, Malosma laurina, Acmispon glaber, menziesii, Lepidium nitidum, Acmham, menziesii, Lepidium nitidum, Galium angustifolium, Artemisia Stipa lepida, Hesperoyucca whipplei, Stipa lepida, Hesperoyucca cicutarium, Bromus rubens, Acmispon rubens, cicutarium, Bromus apiana, Silene laciniata barbata OW , CH CH OW CSS CSS CSS CSS CSS CSS CSS Habitat CSS, CH CH sandstone, edge of clay Soils rocky & rocky rocky soil rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay sandy loam clayey loam clayey loam clayey loam clayey loam N N N W W SE SW SW SW W to W NNE Aspect flat flat steep steep ridge Slope ridge, ridge, Steep Gentle idge top gentle to gentle to ridge top ridge top r moderate moderate ridge top, ridge top, ridge top to flw 100% veg 100% bud 100% veg Phenology 40% flw, 60% fr 40% flw, 85% veg, 15% flw 75% veg, 25% flw 94% veg, 07% bud 40% bud, 60% flw 10% veg, 90% bud 10% veg, 90% bud 30% bud, 70% flw 19% veg, 80% bud, 1% 386 380 384 291 344 381 283 293 290 GPS 288.7 336.1 315.5 Alt. (m) UTM N 3742269 3742230 3742292 3741828 3740960 3742030 3742234 3741776 3741842 3741870 3740842 3740878 APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA NROC LANDS SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT 432774 432827 UTM E 432776 432641 431154 432487 432816 431171 431248 431260 431243 431192 - MANY-STEMMED DUDLEYA; CRPR 1B.2 DUDLEYA; - MANY-STEMMED 6 3 4 15 60 15 35 12 30 55 26 123 Count Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Skt Type Dm18A30-08 Dm18A30-07 Dm18A30-10 Dudleya multicaulis LABEL Dm18M07-01 Dm18M03-01 Dm18A30-06 Dm18A30-09 Dm18M04-01 Dm18M04-02 Dm18M07-03 Dm18M04-03 Dm18M07-02

74 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Notes below fuel break along ridge BSAD BLND, isolated BSAD, scattered patches BSAD, isolated BSAD, scattered BLND, scattered patches BSAD, scattered, at edge BLND, scattered BLND, scattered BLND, scattered to BLND, isolated BSAD, scattered patches, BLND, scattered of old fuel break scattered patches. either side of GPS point Extends about 7 m on cicutarium, Eriogonum fasciculatum Bloomeria crocea Calystegia macrostegia setacea, Salvia apiana, Calochortus Opuntia littoralis, Calystegia macrostegia Rhus integrifolia Artemisia californica, Isocoma menziesii, Acmispon glaber, Stipa coronata, Stipa coronata, Acmispon glaber, Calochortus splendens, Erodium botrys, Calochortus splendens, Erodium splendens Stipa pulchra, Calochortus splendens, Calochortus splendens, Rhamnus ilicifolia Erodium botrys, Calochortus splendens, Erodium Salvia apiana, Acmispon glaber, gracilentus, Galium angustifolium, Stipa pulchra, Galium nuttallii, splendens. Acmispon glaber Stipa lepida, Cenchrus setacea, Calystegia Associated Species Stipa lepida, Erodium botrys, Calochortus Stipa lepida, Erodium Aristida adscensionis, Galium whipplei, angustifolium, Hesperoyucca Salvia mellifera, Erodium botrys, Salvia mellifera, Erodium rubens, Erifol, botrys, Bromus Erodium rubens, botrys, Bromus Erodium barbata, Avena Artemisia californica, Aristida adscensionis, botrys, Erodium botrys, Calochortus splendens, Erodium botrys, Galium angustifolium, Erodium botrys, Isocoma menziesii, Erodium Cenchrus setacea Erodium botrys, Acmispon glaber, Galium Acmispon glaber, botrys, Erodium Erodium botrys, Calochortus splendens, Erodium agrifolia, Acmispon glabera, Quercus Eriogonum fasciculatum, Avena barbata, Avena Eriogonum fasciculatum, Calochortus splendens, Helianthus Salvia apiana, Opuntia littoralis, macrostegia, Acmispon glaber, Erodium Erodium Acmispon glaber, macrostegia, Hesperoyucca whipplei, Cenchrus Hesperoyucca Stipa coronata, Quercus agrifolia Quercus Stipa coronata, Calochortus splendens, Festuca perennis Calochortus splendens, Stipa pulchra, Malosma laurina angustifolium, Calochortus splendens, CSS CSS CSS CSS CSS CSS CSS CSS CSS CSS Habitat CSS, top of CSS, OW border CSS, OW CSS, OW border CSS, OW sandstone outcrop Soils rocky clay rocky clay sandy clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay sandy clay rocky soils cobbly clay rocky, cobbly rocky, E S N N N W NE NE NE NW NNE NNW Aspect , , flat Slope Steep gentle gentle gentle gentle gentle gentle gentle gentle to moderate moderate ridge top, moderate ridge top, ridge top, ridge top, ridge top, ridge top, moderate Ridge Top Ridge Top fr fr flw flw flw flw 100% bud 100% bud 100% bud Phenology 50% bud, flw 50% veg, bud 40% veg, 60% bud 40% veg, 60% bud 30% veg, 38% flw, 12% 30% veg, 38% flw, 10% veg, 80%bud, 10% veg, 78% flw, 12% 10% veg, 78% flw, 20% veg, 70% bud, 10% 10% veg, 45% bud, 10% veg, 50% bud, 40% 325 388 GPS 361.2 360.5 385.4 381.9 348.7 312.6 390.5 386.2 348.5 398.8 408.2 Alt. (m) UTM N 3741191 3741180 3741383 3741139 3740876 3740802 3741288 3741347 3740857 3740892 3741305 3741257 3741211 APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA NROC LANDS SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT 432074 432066 432177 432136 431368 UTM E 431020 432187 432181 431214 431396 432188 432194 432201 - MANY-STEMMED DUDLEYA; CRPR 1B.2 (continued) DUDLEYA; - MANY-STEMMED 2 2 8 2 7 5 82 10 16 15 29 16 19 Count Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pol Pol Type Dm18M08-09 Dm18M08-08 Dm18M08-01 Dm18M07-06 Dm18M07-07 Dm18M08-07 Dm18M07-08 Dudleya multicaulis LABEL Dm18M07-05 Dm18M08-04 Dm18M08-02 Dm18M08-03 Dm18M08-05 Dm18M08-06

75 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Notes about 560m sq BLND, isolated WEIR, scattered over WEIR, includes 5 plants BLND, isolated GYPS, scatterd patch. WEIR, scattered patches, BLND, scattered, 2 BLND, scattered patches BLND, isolated dirt road BLND, single BSAD, isolated, some about 7 meters from WEIR, scattered patches. point. plants about 11 meters to plants about 11 population split by old leaved Erodium Extends about 16m to spot amongst the red- west of point. FMR & SJL 8556 FMR & SJL north of point included. possibly missed, hard to catalinae, Bloomeria crocea Salvia apiana, Erifol, Deinandra crocea, Eriogonum fasciculatum, crocea, Dichelostemma capitatum, Avena fatua Avena Dichelostemma capitatum, Isocoma menziesii, Calochortus Artemisia californica, Eriodictyon Festuca perennis, Bloomeria crocea, Bloomeria crocea, Festuca perennis, crassifolium, Eriogonum fasciculatum Dipaur Bromus rubens,Bloomeria crocea, rubens,Bloomeria crocea, Bromus Bromus rubens, B. diandrus, Deinandra Bromus splendens, Bromus rubens, Artemisia rubens, splendens, Bromus glabriuscula, Erodium botrys glabriuscula, Erodium splendens, Dichelostemma capitatum, fasciculata, Calystegia macrostegia, fasciculata, Calystegia macrostegia, macrostegia, Oxalis californica macrostegia, Bromus rubens, Deinandra fasciculata, Bromus Calystegia macrostegia, Bloomeria Calystegia macrostegia, Bloomeria crocea, Acmispon glaber, Acmispon glaber, Bloomeria crocea, Salvia apiana, Hesperoyucca whipplei, Salvia apiana, Hesperoyucca Salvia apiana, Galium angustifolium, Calochortus catalinae, Avena fatua, Avena Calochortus catalinae, Hazardia squarrosa, Bloomeria crocea, Bloomeria crocea, squarrosa, Hazardia fasciculata, Calochortus catalinae Galium angustifolium, Calochortus Associated Species Erodium botrys, Hesperoyucca whipplei, botrys, Hesperoyucca Erodium Stipa pulchra, Calochortus splendens, Stipa lepida, Calochortus splendens, Bromus rubens, B. diandrus, Chaenactis Bromus Calochortus Calystegia macrostegia, Stipa lepida, Calochortus splendens, C. cicutarium californica, Galium nuttallii Hesperoyucca whipplei, Bloomeria crocea Hesperoyucca Dichelostemma capitatum, Calystegia Galium angustifolium, Stipa lepida, Grindelia camporum, Opuntia littoralis weedii, Toxicocordon fremontii, Carex Carex fremontii, weedii, Toxicocordon triquerta, Stipa coronata Calystegia macrostegia, Erodium Erodium Calystegia macrostegia, CSS , CSS CSS CSS CSS AGL NGL road cut Habitat outcrop Outcrop exposure NGL AGL, sandstone edge of sandstone CSS, partly on old clay clay clay clay clay clay clay Soils rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay gravel over rocky outcrop to to E E N W W NE NE SW NW NNE NNW WNW NE NE Aspect entle steep steep steep ridge, Slope Gentle g Gentle gentle to gentle to gentle to moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate + 100% flw 100% flw 100% flw 100% flw 100% flw 100% flw Phenology 95% flw, 5% fr 95% flw, 90% flw, 10% fr 90% flw, 1% veg, 99% flw 67% bud, 33% flw 10% bud, 90% flw 65 % bud, 35% flw 424 403 GPS 407.4 406.8 450.3 429.6 354.6 324.2 354.2 348.1 468.3 314.4 Alt. (m) UTM N 3743736 3743127 3743707 3743789 3743141 3743676 3741455 3742049 3742645 3742099 3742948 3742217 APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA NROC LANDS SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT 433336 433280 433079 433373 433174 433374 432089 433112 UTM E 432784 433153 433137 433040 - MANY-STEMMED DUDLEYA; CRPR 1B.2 (continued) DUDLEYA; - MANY-STEMMED 3 3 2 1 88 11 13 73 59 26 446 280 Count Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pol Pol Pol Pol Pol Type 10 Dm18J01-02 Dm18J01-01 Dm18J01-03 Dm18M30-05 Dm18M30-04 Dm18M30-03 Dm18M18-03 Dm18M30-01 Dudleya multicaulis LABEL Dm18M08- Dm18M15-01 Dm18M18-02 Dm18M18-01

76 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Notes Notes site earlier in season. site earlier in season. site earlier in season. Recheck. Recheck. Recheck. BLND, patch BLND, single BLND, single BLND, scattered BLND BLND; single. Late, BLND; single. Late, BLND; single. Late, BLND BLND probably others at this probably others at this probably others at this pomeridianum Epican, Adenostemma fasciculata Opuntia littoralis, Isocoma menziesii whipplei, Calochortus weedii, Stipa gracilentus weedii fasciculata whipplei, Mirabilis laevis, Rhus fremontii, integrifolia, Toxicocordon filaginifolia, Helianthus Corethrogyne Galium angustifolium, Hesperoyucca Galium angustifolium, Hesperoyucca Adenostemma fasciculata, Calochortus Calochortus weedii, Associated Species Adenostemma Acmispon glaber, Associated Species Avena barbata, Calystegia macrostegia, barbata, Calystegia macrostegia, Avena Deinandra fasciculata, Stipa lepida, Artemisia californica, Mirabilis laevis, Adenostemma fasciculata, Hesperoyucca Adenostemma fasciculata, Hesperoyucca Calochortus weedii, Opuntia littoralis, Hesperoyucca Calystegia macrostegia, Hesperoyucca whipplei, Helianthus Hesperoyucca gracilentus, Silene laciniata, Chlorogalum geniculata Calystegia macrostegia, Salvia apiana, Calystegia macrostegia, Carex triquerta, Calochortus weedii Carex lepida, Avena barbata, Brassica Avena lepida, gracilentus, Calochortus weedii, Salvia apiana, Deinandra fasciculata, Opuntia littoralis, Stipa lepida, Helianthus splendens, Toxicocordon fremontii, fremontii, splendens, Toxicocordon whipplei, Eriogonum fasciculatum, Avena sp, Calystegia macrostegia Avena CSS CSS CSS outcrop Habitat Habitat chamise CH chamise CH sandstone rock Soils Soils rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay gravelly sand gravelly loam sand over clay rocky outcrop E E E E N NE flat NE flat SW Aspect Aspect Flat steep Slope Slope gentle gentle, ridge top ridge top ridge top moderate moderate moderate Ridge top ridge top, 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% flw 100% flw Phenology Phenology 100% Spent 50% veg, flw 473 476 347 378 444 GPS GPS 464.2 364.7 383.3 369.6 381.1 Alt. (m) Alt. (m) UTM N UTM N 3742944 3742903 3742903 3742334 3742413 3742251 3742211 3740864 3740978 3742319 APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA NROC LANDS SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT - Mesa horkelia; CRPR1B.1 433142 433169 433153 433022 UTM E 432478 432868 432824 UTM E 432373 431798 432778 puberulai 4 2 1 1 1 1 5 7 3 14 20 - MANY-STEMMED DUDLEYA; CRPR 1B.2 (continued) DUDLEYA; - MANY-STEMMED 1959 Count Count var. var. Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Type Type 18J27-01 18J27-02 m m Hcp18M30-02 Hcp18M30-01 Dm18J13-01 Hcp18M22-01 D Dm18J27-04 Dudleya multicaulis LABEL D Dm18J27-03 Horkelia cuneata CODE Dm18J20-01 Dm18J20-02

77 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Notes 8541. plant about 10m NNE GPS point. WEIR, single. WEIR, scattered 10 meters downslope of WEIR, single WEIR, isolated WEIR, single WEIR, single WEIR, one individual WEIR. single, in draw. WEIR. single, in draw. WEIR; Patch; FMR WEIR, patch WEIR, single WEIR, isolated. Second WEIR, scattered. Up to downslope in drainage about 20 m distant GPS point Aristida adscensionis, Dichelostemma glabriuscula, Dichelostemma capitatum, Malocothamnus fascicularis, Chaenactis capitatum, Acmispon maritimus, Acmispon Aristida adscensionis, Muhlenbergia Aristida adscensionis, Muhlenbergia perennis, Seniceo vulgaris, Quercus Seniceo vulgaris, Quercus perennis, Cryptantha intermedia, Avena barbata, Avena Cryptantha intermedia, parryi, Lupinus hirsutissimus perennis, Seniceo vulgaris, Quercus Seniceo vulgaris, Quercus perennis, Lupinus truncatus glabriuscula, Bebbia junicea microsperma, Acmispon glaber, Acmispon glaber, microsperma, microsperma Bromus rubens, Erodium cicutarium, rubens, Erodium Bromus Malosma laurina, Dichelostemma Bromus rubens, Muhlenbergia rubens, Muhlenbergia Bromus Nolina cismontana, Acmispon maritimus, Nolina cismontana, Rhus ovata, Acmispon strigosusi, Phacelia Rhus ovata, Associated Species Bromus rubens, Bromus diandrus, Festuca rubens, Bromus Bromus Keckant, Malosma laurina, Schismus barbatus, Mirabilis laevis, Muhlenbergia Calystegia macrostegia, melitensis, Rhus ovata, Centaurea rubens, Schismus barbatus, Bromus diandrus, Festuca rubens, Bromus Bromus Mirabilis laevis, Chaenactis glabriuscula, hirsutissimus Brassica geniculata, Malosma laurina, Bromus rubens, Mirabilis laevis, Bromus Eulobus californicus, Phacelia parryi Calystegia macrostegia, Chaenactis Calystegia macrostegia, microsperma, Malosma laurina, Bromus Malosma laurina, Bromus microsperma, glaber, Calochortus sp. glaber, Mirabilis laevis, Aristida adscensionis Mirabilis laevis, capitatum, Acmispon maritimus diandrus, Brassica geniculata Brassica geniculata, Mirabilis laevis Lupinus sparsiflorum, Acmispon strigosus, Lupinus sparsiflorum, agrifolia agrifolia Centaurea melitensis, Lupinus Centaurea artemisiifolia, Cryptantha intermedia, Lupinus sparsiflorumr, Chaenactis Lupinus sparsiflorumr, CH CH CSS CSS CSS CSS OW CSS OW slope Habitat ridge top NS, CSS wash, OW CSS + CH, xeric soil clay clay clay clay sand Soils sand loam over clay loam over fine sandy sandy soil sandstone rocky sand sandy loam rocky sandy rocky sandy sandy loam rocky sandy sandy gravel derived from S S W SE SE SE SE SW Aspect flat flat flat steep steep steep steep steep Slope gentle gentle gentle to steep moderate moderate moderately moderately moderately 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% flw Phenology 10% flw, 90% fr 10% flw, 50% veg, fr 80% fr, 20% spent 80% fr, 288 261 295 GPS 313.1 249.9 283.7 296.6 280.2 285.1 245.6 290.6 248.2 287.4 Alt. (m) - ROBINSON'S PEPPERGRASS; CRPR 4.3 UTM N 3743230 3743381 3743049 3743301 3743153 3743247 3743318 3743283 3743280 3743013 3743356 3743021 3743331 APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA NROC LANDS SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT 432020 432118 431955 431963 431807 432030 432058 431974 UTM E 431921 431771 432038 431887 431988 robinsonii var. var. 4 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 2 80 11 18 100 Count Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Type Lvr18A23-01 Lvr18A17-06 Lvr18A17-07 LVR18A17-02 LVR18A16-01 LVR18A16-02 Lvr18A17-10 LVR18A17-05 LVR18A17-01 Lepidium virginicum LABEL Lvr18A17-09 Lvr18A17-08 LVR18A17-03 LVR18A17-04

78 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Notes field comments provided field comments provided BLND, scattered patches BLND, scattered BLND BLND. Added based on BLND. WEIR BLND. Added based on BLND. BLND, scattered patches BLND, scattered WEIR, isolated BLND, scattered patches WEIR, single BLND patches. for Dm18A30-04. for Dm18A30-03. ovata, Eucrypta chrysanthemifoliachr intermedia, Centaurea melitensis, intermedia, Centaurea fascicularis, Lupinus hirsutissimus, Rhus Calystegia macrostegia, Dichelostemma Calystegia macrostegia, Brassica nigra Calystegia macrostegia, Michet Calystegia macrostegia, Chaenactis glabriuscula fasciculata, Opuntia littoralis Calochortus splendens cicutarium macrostegia, Bloomeria crocea, Bloomeria crocea, macrostegia, Erodium cicutarium, Bromus rubens cicutarium, Bromus Erodium cicutaria, Quercus agrifolia cicutaria, Quercus rubens Associated Species Dichelostemma capitatum, Hazardia Dichelostemma capitatum, Hazardia Bromus rubens, Malocothamnus Bromus Bromus diandrus, Acmispon maritimus, diandrus, Bromus betuloides, Acourtia Cercocarpus Calochortus splendens, Bloomeria crocea, lindleyi, Brassica geniculata, Microseris Opuntia littoralis, Calochortus splendens, Cryptantha Calystegia macrostegia, barbata, Calochortus splendens, Avena barbata, Avena Calochortus splendens, Dudleya multicaulis, Avena barbata, Avena Dudleya multicaulis, Bloomeria crocea, Bromus rubens, Bromus Bloomeria crocea, Avena barbata, Dichelostemma capitatum, Avena Avena barbata, Stipa pulchra, Bromus barbata, Stipa pulchra, Bromus Avena Calochortus splendens, Deinandra fascicularis, Acmispon glaber, Centaurea Centaurea Acmispon glaber, fascicularis, macrostegia, Erodium cicutarium, Erodium macrostegia, Bloomeria crocea, Rhamnus californica Bloomeria crocea, Hesperoyucca whipplei, Calystegia Hesperoyucca rubens, Calystegia macrostegia, rubens, Calystegia macrostegia, microcephala, Malocothamnus microcephala, squarrosa, Bloomeria crocea, Phacelia Bloomeria crocea, squarrosa, capitatum, Eriogonum fasciculatum, Erodium cicutarium, Brassica geniculata, Erodium Centaurea melitensis, Calystegia Centaurea Eripal, Calystegia macrostegia, Bromus Bromus Eripal, Calystegia macrostegia, Bloomeria crocea, Bromus rubens, Bromus Bloomeria crocea, Avena barbata, Senecio californicus Avena Helianthus gracilentus, Erodium Helianthus gracilentus, Erodium melitensis, Calystegia macrostegia, melitensis, Calystegia macrostegia, Mulmic, Deinandra fasciculata, CH CSS CSS OW OW CSS CSS AGL AGL scrub Habitat Old fire break Rocky opening AGL w/ cactus AGL Cliff below cactus Cliff Soils loam rocky clay loam rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay sandy loam rocky sandy sandy loam clayey loam S E W flat NE NE NE SW SSE NW NW NNE Aspect ly teep Flat steep s Slope Steep gentle gentle gentle moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr Phenology 75% fr, 25% spent 75% fr, 282 288 297 356 351 371 331 358 365 360 273 370 GPS Alt. (m) - ROBINSON'S PEPPERGRASS; CRPR 4.3 (continued) UTM N 3743260 3741803 3743460 3741966 3742167 3742243 3742191 3742368 3742406 3742430 3742758 3742331 APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA NROC LANDS SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT 432254 432643 UTM E 432602 432859 432709 432728 432660 432874 432866 432854 431908 432836 robinsonii var. var. 3 3 1 3 70 10 15 30 50 25 10 40 Count Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Type Lvr18A23-02 Lvr18A30-05 Lvr18A30-07 Lvr18A30-08 Lepidium virginicum LABEL Lvr18A23-03 Lvr18A30-09 Lvr18A30-03 Lvr18A30-02 Lvr18A30-01 Lvr18A30-06 Lvr18A24-01 Lvr18A30-04

79 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Notes BLND, scattered BLND, scattered BLND BLND BLND, scattered. BLND, scattered patches BSAD, isolated WEIR BLND BLND, scattered BLND BSAD, scattered patches capitatum, Bromus rubens, Mirabilis capitatum, Bromus intermedia, Opuntia littoralis botrys, Calystegia macrostegia, Opuntia botrys, Calystegia macrostegia, Schismus barbatus, Opuntia littoralis Bromus rubens, Hesperoyucca whipplei rubens, Hesperoyucca Bromus Rhupil, Quercus agrifolia Rhupil, Quercus cicutarium crocea, Calystegia macrostegia crocea, fasciculata, Calochortus splendens, laevis, Lupinus sp., Centaurea melitensis laevis, Lupinus sp., Centaurea macrostegia, Bromus rubens, Avena Avena rubens, Bromus macrostegia, intermedia, Calystegia macrostegia, Associated Species Bebbia junicea, Lupinus sparsiflorum, whipplei, Dichelostemma Hesperoyucca Escscholzia californica, Lupinus sparsiflorum Adenostemma fasciculata, Bromus rubens, Adenostemma fasciculata, Bromus Bromus rubens, Centmel, Brassica nigra, Bromus Avena barbata, Calochortus splendens, Avena rubens, whipplei, Bromus Hesperoyucca Opuntia littoralis, Acmispon glaber, Avena botrys, rubens, Erodium Bromus whipplei, Deinandra Hesperoyucca Brassica geniculata, Escscholzia Adenostemma fasciculata, Calystegia Avena barbata, Stipa lepida, Erodium barbata, Stipa lepida, Erodium Avena Artemisia californica, Escscholzia Bloomeria crocea, Bromus rubens, Bromus Bloomeria crocea, californica, Stipa pulchra, Cryptantha barbata, Calochortus splendens, Lupinus macrostegia Chaenactis glabriuscula, Cryptantha barbata, Deinandra fasciculata littoralis, Bloomeria crocea whipplei, Bloomeria Hesperoyucca Helianthus gracilentus, Erodium Helianthus gracilentus, Erodium Avena barbata, Calystegia macrostegia, barbata, Calystegia macrostegia, Avena californica, Erodium botrys, Calystegia californica, Erodium sparsiflorum CH CH CH CH CH CSS CSS CSS Habitat OW, wash OW, chamise CH chamise CH Soils loam loam loam loam sandy clayey rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky sandy rocky sandy rocky sandy rocky sandy clayey loam clayey loam rocky outcrop N N W W W SE SE SW SW NNE ENE Aspect flat steep steep steep steep steep Slope ridge top gentle to moderate moderate Ridge top moderate moderate 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% fr 100% flw 100% flw 100% flw Phenology 90% veg, 10% flw 321 380 368 375 271 383 380 318 385 373 381 GPS 252.5 Alt. (m) - ROBINSON'S PEPPERGRASS; CRPR 4.3 (continued) UTM N 3742163 3742302 3741970 3743066 3741823 3741434 3742264 3742222 3742085 3742175 3742250 3741996 APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA NROC LANDS SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT 432553 UTM E 432785 432889 432023 432918 430691 432766 432827 431450 432861 432836 432888 robinsonii var. var. 4 1 2 15 50 85 50 40 24 75 30 30 890 Count Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Type Lvr18A30-10 Lvr18A30-16 Lvr18A30-17 Lvr18M03-01 Lepidium virginicum LABEL Lvr18A30-11 Lvr18A30-13 Lvr18M04-01 Lvr18M15-01 Lvr18A30-14 Lvr18A30-12 Lvr18A30-15 Lvr18M04-02

80 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT , Notes sq. meters 12/clump patchees. Generally divided by average of Inaccessable, added from meters of individual stems wall, GPS point taken at WEIR, scattered patches; WEIR, isolated WEIR, scattered bottom of population WEIR, isolated WEIR WEIR, scattered WEIR, single. WEIR. Scattered WEIR WEIR, scattered patches WEIR, scattered WEIR patches. Original count field map point. inaccessable on rock polygon about 8,200 sq. ca 410 Acmispon maritimus, Bebbia junicea, whipplei, Rhus ovata, Chaenactis artemisiifolia fasciculata, Rhus integrifolia, Chaenactis Malocothamnus fascicularis, Mirabilis Encelia californica, Dichelostemma macrostegia capitatum, Chaenactis glabriuscula, Stipa maritimus, Dichelostemma capitatum, whipplei Associated Species Rhus integrifolia, Malosma laurina, Acmispon maritimus, Calystegia Acalypha californica, Malosma laurina, Malosma laurina Encelia californica, Salvia mellifera, Rhus Malosma laurina, Rhus ovata, Acmispon Malosma laurina, Rhus ovata, arbutifolia, Malosma Heteromeles Lupinus hirsutissimus, Acmispon Eriodictyon crassifolium, Mirabilis laevis, Rhus integrifolia, ovata, Mirabilis laevis, Adenostemma splendens, Bromus rubens splendens, Bromus Adenostemma fasciculata, Hesperoyucca Adenostemma fasciculata, Hesperoyucca Malosma laurina, Hesperoyucca whipplei, Malosma laurina, Hesperoyucca ovata, Rhus integrifolia, Acmispon ovata, Rhus integrifolia, Nolina cismontana, Cenchrus setacea condensatus, Tetradymia comosa condensatus, Tetradymia maritimus laevis, Bromus rubens, Hesperoyucca rubens, Hesperoyucca laevis, Bromus coronata, Rhus ovata coronata, Melica imperfecta, Lupinus hirsutissimus, Calystegia macrostegia artemisiifolia maritimus, Phacelia parryi, Elymus Mirabilis laevis, Phacelia parryi, laurina, Malocothamnus fascicularis, Chaenactis artemisiifolia Chaenactis artemisiifolia, Calochortus CH CSS CSS CSS CSS CSS CSS Habitat AGL + CSS AGL chamise CH chamise CH xeric rock cliff clay clay clay clay Soils loam loam loam loam clay loam sandy clay sandy loam rocky sandy rocky sandy rocky sandy rocky sandy clayey loam S S S S S W W SE SE SW NNW WSW Aspect steep steep steep steep steep steep steep steep steep steep Slope Steep ridge top, moderate 100% 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg Phenology 90% veg, 10% flw 283 270 303 269 300 292 GPS 299.5 376.7 376.7 Alt. (m) UTM N 3743328 3743244 3743458 3743213 3742598 3743466 3743373 3743219 3743219 3742632 3743368 3743331 APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA NROC LANDS SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT 432054 432022 432151 432116 432821 432182 432290 432971 432126 432812 432213 432201 UTM E 7 1 2 1 8 1 2 2 2 18 55 200 CHAPARRAL NOLINA; CRPR 1B.2 CHAPARRAL Count Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pol Skt Skt Skt Type Nc18A17-01 Nc18A17-02 Nc18A17-05 Nc18M15-01 Nc18A17-03 Nolina cismontana - LABEL Nc18A23-04 Nc18A23-01 Nc18A17-06 Nc18A17-04 Nc18M15-02 Nc18A23-03 Nc18A23-02

81 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT 5 sq. m sq. , 50 meters sq. 50 Notes Meters . Polygon about , polygon about sq. 0 drainage slope. 14,100 sq. meters. 1,600 sq. meters Polygon about 142 meters BLND, scattered patches BLND, scattered patches BLND, scattered BLND, single clump on BLND, scattered BLND, scattered BLND, scattered over BLND, scattered patches BLND, scattered BLND, single BLND, scattered patches, about 3 patches patches patches, 4 107 Acmispon glaber, Calystegia macrostegia Acmispon glaber, whipplei, Chlorogalum parviflorum, whipplei, Chlorogalum parviflorum, whipplei, Chlorogalum whipplei, Calochortus weedii, Rhus ovata, parviflorum weedii, Calystegia macrostegia geniculata macrostegia, Brassica geniculata, macrostegia, Chlorogalum parviflorum Chlorogalum macrostegia, Chlorogalum parviflorum, Chlorogalum macrostegia, Lupinus hirsutissimus, macrostegia, artemisiifolia, Mirabilis laevis, Associated Species Calystegia macrostegia, Adenostemma Calystegia macrostegia, arbutifolia, Rhus ovata, Heteromeles Hesperoyucca whipplei, Adenostemma Hesperoyucca Adenostemma fasciculata, Rhamnus Adenostemma fasciculata, Hesperoyucca Adenostemma fasciculata, Hesperoyucca Adenostemma fasciculata, Calystegia Adenostemma fasciculata, Calystegia Hesperoyucca whipplei, Adenostemma Hesperoyucca Hesperoyucca whipplei, Adenostemma Hesperoyucca Adenostemma fasciculata, Hesperoyucca Adenostemma fasciculata, Hesperoyucca Brassica geniculata Calochortus weedii Centaurea melitensis Centaurea Dichelostemma capitatum, Hesperoyucca Dichelostemma capitatum, Hesperoyucca Chaenactis artemisiifolia, Brassica Brassica geniculata, Calystegia macrostegia, Calochortus weedii macrostegia, Brassica geniculata ilicifolia, Centaurea melitensis, Acmispon melitensis, ilicifolia, Centaurea parviflorum, Calochortus Chlorogalum Quercus berberidifolia, Chlorogalum berberidifolia, Chlorogalum Quercus glaber, Calystegia macrostegia, Aripur, Aripur, Calystegia macrostegia, glaber, Rhus ovata, Nicotiana glauca, Brassica fasciculata, Elymus condensatus, fasciculata, Malosma laurina, Calystegia fasciculata, Malosma laurina, geniculata, Calochortus weedii, Malosma whipplei, Chaenactis glabriuscula, fasciculata, Calochortus weedii, Erodium fasciculata, Calochortus weedii, Erodium laurina Malosma laurina, Chaenactis cicutarium, Hesperoyucca whipplei, cicutarium, Hesperoyucca CH CH CH CH CH Habitat chamise CH chamise CH chamise CH chamise CH chamise CH chamise CH clay Soils rocky & sand over with sand rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay cobbley clay E E E W W W W W W W S/SW NE/S Aspect steep ridge, Slope ridge, ridge, gentle gentle gentle gentle mostly gentle to moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg Phenology 97% veg, 3% flw 90% veg, 10% flw 90% veg, 10% flw 98% veg, 1% bud, fr 361 363 367 332 GPS 341.8 350.3 345.8 395.3 311.7 350.3 357.7 Alt. (m) UTM N 3742553 3742116 3741962 3742331 3742172 3742298 3742231 3742382 3742076 3742279 3741898 APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA NROC LANDS SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT 432940 433280 433321 433211 433231 433366 433079 433209 433320 433230 433253 UTM E 1 3 1 8 7 10 12 20 100 293 140 CHAPARRAL NOLINA; CRPR 1B.2 (continued) CHAPARRAL Count Pt Pt Pt Pt Pol Pol Pol Pol Skt Pol Pol Type Nc18M15-03 Nc18M18-07 Nc18M18-09 Nc18M22-01 Nolina cismontana - LABEL Nc18M18-05 Nc18M18-06 Nc18M18-01 Nc18M18-03 Nc18M18-04 Nc18M18-08 Nc18M18-02

82 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT , Notes 70sq meters polygon about 300 sq. over about 1,840 sq. BLND, scattered BLND, scattered patches BLND, scattered patches BLND, isolated BLND, scattered, about BLND, single BLND, single BLND, single BLND, single BLND WEIR, single WEIR, single meters meters 2 arbutifolia, Acmispon glaber, Calystegia Acmispon glaber, arbutifolia, macrostegia, Acmispon maritimus macrostegia, arbutifolia, Calochortus weedii, C. Calystegia macrostegia, Calochortus Calystegia macrostegia, macrostegia, Chaenactis artemisiifolia, macrostegia, hirsutissimus, Calystegia macrostegia, hirsutissimus, Calystegia macrostegia, whipplei, Rhus ovata, Calochortus weedii, Adenostemma fasciculata artemisiifolia, Eriogonum fasciculatum, Rhamnus ilicifolia, Hesperoyucca Rhamnus ilicifolia, Hesperoyucca Associated Species Rhus integrifolia weedii, Acmispon glaber, Calystegia Acmispon glaber, weedii, Elymus condensatus, Calystegia Quercus berberidifolia, Rhus ovata, Quercus Adenostemma fasciculata, Heteromeles Salvia mellifera, Chaenactis Adenostemma fasciculata, Rhamnus berberidifolia, Lupinus Quercus Heteromeles arbutifolia, Rhuili, Rhus Heteromeles Adenostemma fasciculata, Keckellia Adenostemma fasciculata, Heteromeles Rhus integrifolia, Galium angustifolium, Malosma laurina, Hesperoyucca whipplei, Malosma laurina, Hesperoyucca Avena fatua, Bromus rubens, Calochortus fatua, Bromus Avena ovata, Stipa lepida, Hazardia squarrosa, squarrosa, ovata, Stipa lepida, Hazardia Hesperoyucca whipplei Hesperoyucca macrostegia Malocothamnus fascicularis, Elymus ilicifolia, Acmispon strigosus, Calochortus ilicifolia, splendens, Acmispon glaber Adenostemma fasciculata, Bromus rubens, Adenostemma fasciculata, Bromus Rhamnus ilicifolia, Bloomeria crocea, Rhamnus ilicifolia, Bloomeria crocea, Rhamnus ilicifolia, Mirabilis laevis Lomatium lucidium, Bloomeria crocea condensatus, Hesperoyucca whipplei condensatus, Hesperoyucca catalinae antirrinoides, Cercocarpus betuloides, antirrinoides, Cercocarpus Hesperoyucca whipplei, Avena barbata Avena whipplei, Hesperoyucca CH CH CH CH CH CH band Habitat AGL, CSS chamise CH chamise CH chamise CH chamise chamise CH, chamise CSS, sandstone sandstone exposure clay clay clay clay clay Soils red clay red clay red clay red clay rocky clay loamy clay gravely clay E E E E S N W W SE SSE E & ESE SSE mostly Aspect Slope ridge, gentle, gentle gentle to steep moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate, varies from ridge, steep 100% veg 100% flw 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg Phenology 80% veg, 20% fr 40% veg, 60% flw flw, 1% fr flw, 91% veg, 5% bud, 3% 422 GPS 417.3 461.1 399.9 409.5 385.3 411.6 411.1 406.4 394.8 386.9 412.5 Alt. (m) 3743305 UTM N 3743207 3743387 3742354 3742914 3743010 3743791 3743358 3743282 3743238 3742986 3743771 APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA NROC LANDS SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT 433460 433360 433266 433363 433343 433391 432985 433443 433520 433540 433458 432993 UTM E 1 6 1 6 1 1 1 2 2 1 28 CHAPARRAL NOLINA; CRPR 1B.2 (continued) CHAPARRAL 2000 Count Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pol Pol Pol Skt Type 6 Nc18M22-02 Nc18M30-01 Nc18M30-02 Nc18M30-0 Nc18M30-04 NC18J01-01 Nolina cismontana - LABEL Nc18M30-07 Nc18M30-08 Nc18M30-09 Nc18M30-05 Nc18M30-03 NC18J01-02

83 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Count Notes (densities of Nc18A03- moderate density of 7,870 sq. meters. 2008: 0.024 plants per sq. mete 09 & Nc18A03-01). 24,250 sq. meters. Count 2,190 sq. meters. Count sq. meters. Count based BLND; scattered WEIR.Polygon about BLND, scattered patches BLND, one cluster forms BLND, scattered BLND; polygon about BLND, scattered patches based on average moderate density of WEIR, scattered patches. WEIR, scattered patches. average low density of meters. Count based on Nc08J05-03. patches, polygon about 0.02 plants per sq. meter. density of 0.02 plants per 0.024 plants per sq. density of 0.024 plants Polygon about 8,530 sq. Polygon about 178,000 on average moderate per sq. meter. a distinct ring. based on average low meter. sq. meter. based on average weedii, Mirabilis laevis whipplei, Rhus integrifolia, Ceanothus sp., Rhus ovata Salvia mellifera, Calochortus weedii californica Malacothrix saxatillis, Salvia mellifera macrostegia, Stipa coronata, Calochortus Stipa coronata, macrostegia, Associated Species Hesperoyucca whipplei, Brickellia Hesperoyucca Adenostemma fasciculata, Calystegia Rhus integrifolia, Malosma laurina, whipplei, rubens, Hesperoyucca Bromus whipplei, Malosma laurina, Hesperoyucca Centaurea melitensis, Brassica geniculata, Centaurea Adenostemma fasciculata, Hesperoyucca Adenostemma fasciculata, Hesperoyucca Helianthus gracilentus, Stipa coronata, Helianthus gracilentus, Stipa coronata, band Habitat sandstone CSS, CH chamise CH chamise CH chamise CH below sandstone chamise CH, NS, clay clay clay Soils clayey rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay rocky clay fraible rocky S S S S S S W W SE N to NW + NW Aspect steep steep steep ridge ridge, steep steep steep steep Slope gentle + gentle to gentle to gentle to gentle to moderate moderate moderately moderately fr 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg Phenology 98% veg, 2% flw 97% veg, <1% flw, 3% 97% veg, <1% flw, 96% veg, 1% flw, 3% fr 96% veg, 1% flw, GPS 367.9 347.9 Alt. (m) UTM N 3742098 3744352 3744138 3741932 3742588 3742645 3742610 3744387 3747685 APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA NROC LANDS SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT 433838 432571 433131 433696 433151 433025 433089 432772 433002 UTM E 4 2 8 4 50 170 560 160 CHAPARRAL NOLINA; CRPR 1B.2 (continued) CHAPARRAL 4270 Count Pt Pt Skt Skt Skt Skt Skt Skt Skt Type Nc18J01-03 Nc18J13-02 Nolina cismontana - LABEL Nc18J13-01 Nc18J12-04 Nc18J12-05 Nc18J12-03 Nc18J05-02 Nc18J05-01 Nc18J12-02

84 CANYON FIRES 2018 INTERIM REPORT Notes Notes scattered .; polygon about moderate density of 0.024 plants per sq. 36,990 sq. meters. Count 980 m sq. 8,010 sq. meters. Count meter. moderate density of WEIR, patch BLND, patch BLND; BLND; polygon about BLND, scattered GYPS, patch based on average Along old BLND, single. dirt road bed. patches, polygon about 0.024 plants per sq. patches based on average meter. whipplei, Malosma laurina, Calochortus whipplei, Chlorogalum pomeridianum whipplei, Chlorogalum parviflorum Malocothamnus fascicularis angustifolium, Acmispon glaber, Malosma Acmispon glaber, angustifolium, betuloides, Elymus condensatus, Hazardia californica, Salvia apiana, cordifolia, Malocothamnus fascicularis, cordifolia, laurina, Adenostemma fasciculata Calochortus weedii, Keckellia squarrosa, Phacelia cicutaria, Marah macrocarpus, Phacelia cicutaria, Marah macrocarpus, Associated Species Adenostemma fasciculata, Hesperoyucca Associated Species Adenostemma fasciculata, Hesperoyucca Adenostemma fasciculata, Hesperoyucca Avena fatua, Calystegia macrostegia, fatua, Calystegia macrostegia, Avena fatua, Artemisia diandrus, Avena Bromus Chlorogalum pomeridianum Chlorogalum Hesperoyucca whipplei, Galium Hesperoyucca Adenostemma fasciculata, Cercocarpus weedii, Hazardia squarrosa, Chlorogalum Chlorogalum squarrosa, weedii, Hazardia Bromus rubens Bromus Habitat Habitat AGL + CSS AGL chamise CH chamise CH chamise CH chamise CH chamise CH, sandstone exposures clay clay Soils Soils clay & sandstone clay loam clay loam rocky clay rocky clay W W NE SE NE NW WNW Aspect Aspect Slope Slope gentle, gentle ridge top gentle to gentle to gentle to moderate moderate moderate moderate moderate 100% veg 100% veg 100% veg Phenology Phenology 95% veg, 5% fr 97% veg, 3% fr 60% veg, 40% fr 65% veg, 35% flw GPS GPS 410.1 326.3 401.2 528.3 431.8 Alt. (m) Alt. (m) UTM N UTM N 3743140 3742739 3743076 3741661 3742203 3742230 3742687 APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT SITE SPECIFIC DATA NROC LANDS SITE SPECIFIC DATA APPENDIX E: RARE PLANT 433412 433712 433010 433851 433571 435166 433016 UTM E UTM E 3 1 5 40 850 343 184 340 CHAPARRAL NOLINA; CRPR 1B.2 (continued) CHAPARRAL 9252 Count Count - COULTER'S MATILIJA POPPY; CRPR 4.2 POPPY; MATILIJA - COULTER'S Pt Pt Pt Skt Pol Skt POL Type Type (a) Nc18J19-01 Rc18M22-01 Rc18J19-01 Nc18J29-02 Nc18J27-01 Nolina cismontana - LABEL Romneya coulteri LABEL (a) The 340 count for this population also includes seedlings, which probably account three-quarters of the plants. (a) Nc18J19-02 Nc18J29-01

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