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Habitat
Conservation Planning Branch
CA Department of Fish and Wildlife
1416 Ninth Street, 12th Floor
Sacramento, CA 95814
(916) 653-4875
Related Resources
- Natural Community Conservation Planning
- Conservation and Mitigation Banking
- Voluntary Local Program
- Federal Habitat Conservation Planning
- Integrated Resource Management Planning and Planning Processes
- Large-scale Conservation Plan Data
- Land acquisition
- California Biodiversity Council
- California Legacy Project
Conservation Planning
The Conservation Planning Program is responsible for statewide oversight of various approaches used to balance the needs of threatened, endangered, and sensitive species and habitats with the needs of land users. Our primary focus is to provide policy guidance to large-scale, multi-species planning approaches that are partnerships between state, federal and local governments and private interest groups. We also coordinate habitat acquisition associated with plans, local assistance grants for conservation planning and implementation, conservation and mitigation banking, and voluntary integrated resource management plans.