PROJECT INFO:
OWNER:
Land Trust of Santa Cruz County
PROJECT CONTRACTOR:
Ecological Concerns Incorporated
ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNER & LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT:
Land Trust of Santa Cruz County
(Vegetation Management Planning)
PROJECT GOALS:
GIS Mapping; Invasive Species Control; Invasive Weed Control Plan
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
The Glenwood Preserve, located in Scotts Valley, California, consists of approximately 160 acres of various habitat types, including non-native annual grassland, wetland, riparian, native grassland, coyote bush scrub, and mixed evergreen forest. The Preserve is being managed by the Land Trust of Santa Cruz County to preserve sensitive habitats and suitable conditions for the continued population viability of a number of special status insect and plant species on site. As invasive plant species have the potential to interfere with these goals, Ecological Concerns Incorporated (ECI) was contracted to map populations of invasive plant species on the preserve. The map above was produced from data to aid in invasive plant management efforts on the preserve.
