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Critical habitat designated for two Bay Area tidal plantsSuisun thistle and soft bird’s-beak grow largely in Suisun Marsh |
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News Release April 12 , 2007 CONTACT Al Donner, 916-414-6566 or al_donner@fws.gov SummaryThe U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service published today a final rule designating 2,621 acres in Solano, Contra Costa and Napa counties, California, as critical habitat under the Endangered Species Act for the Suisun thistle and the soft bird's-beak, two endangered plants found only in the tidal wetlands of Suisun and San Pablo bays. Read the full Suisun plant critical habitat news release (PDF)Critical habitat map (PDF)Questions & answers (PDF)Suisun thistle species accountSoft bird's-beak species accountSoft bird's-beak page for kids |
Soft Bird's-Beak Federal Register |
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