sloughs, mudflats, mangrove-dominated pools, freshwater sloughs and marshes, and human-created impoundment. Wakulla Seaside Usually confined to extensive stands of salt Maintain or increase current Sparrow marsh. area of occupancy within the next 10 White-crowned Mangrove islands for breeding and tropical Maintain or increase current Pigeon hardwood hammock for foraging. area of occupancy (≥400 km2 [≥ 154.4 mi2]) in Florida over the next 10 years Worthington's Dependent on unaltered salt marshes. Maintain or increase current Wren area of occupancy within the next 10 Source: Unless otherwise 2013 FWC Species Action Plans Table . ACJV Interim Habitat Objectives for Florida Based on Waterfowl Technical Committee Representatives' Expert Opinion and Professional Knowledge of Local Wetland and Waterfowl Conditions Protect Enhance Restore Total Focus Area Hectare Hectares Acres Hectares Acres Hectares Acres Gulf Coast 15,351 37,934 N/A N/A N/A N/A 15,351 37,934 Orange Creek/Ocklawaha 1,147 2,835 5,736 14,175 3,442 8,505 10,325 25,515 Basin Upper Everglades Basin 7,387 18,254 36,935 91,267 22,161 54,761 66,483 164,282 St. Johns and 3,347 8,271 16,736 41,355 10,041 24,813 30,124 74,439 Adjacent Coast Subtotal 27,232 67,294 59,407 146,797 35,644 88,079 122,283 302,170 Source: 2005 Areas The purpose of the focus areas in this plan is to inform landscape-level conservation. BCR 31 focus areas were derived from a variety of sources including the in-person partner meeting and
sloughs, mudflats, mangrove-dominated pools, freshwater sloughs and marshes, and human-created impoundment. Wakulla Seaside Sparrow Usually confined to extensive stands of salt marsh. Maintain or increase current area of occupancy within the next 10 White-crowned Pigeon Mangrove islands for breeding and tropical hardwood hammock for foraging. Maintain or increase current area of occupancy (≥400 km2 [≥ 154.4 mi2]) in Florida over the next 10 years Worthington's Wren Dependent on unaltered salt marshes. Maintain or increase current area of occupancy within the next 10 Source: Unless otherwise 2013 FWC Species Action Plans Table . ACJV Interim Habitat Objectives for Florida Based on Waterfowl Technical Committee Representatives' Expert Opinion and Professional Knowledge of Local Wetland and Waterfowl Conditions Focus Area Protect Enhance Restore Total Hectare Hectares Acres Hectares Acres Hectares Acres Gulf Coast 15,351 37,934 N/A N/A N/A N/A 15,351 37,934 Orange Creek/Ocklawaha Basin 1,147 2,835 5,736 14,175 3,442 8,505 10,325 25,515 Upper Everglades Basin 7,387 18,254 36,935 91,267 22,161 54,761 66,483 164,282 St. Johns and Adjacent Coast 3,347 8,271 16,736 41,355 10,041 24,813 30,124 74,439 Subtotal 27,232 67,294 59,407 146,797 35,644 88,079 122,283 302,170 Source: 2005 Areas The purpose of the focus areas in this plan is to inform landscape-level conservation. BCR 31 focus areas were derived from a variety of sources including the in-person partner meeting and
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