Sensitive species definition

Sensitive species means any aquatic species identified by the Department which has a limited distribution in the State and is indigenous to stable, high quality aquatic environments.
Sensitive species means a species or grouping of animals that is identified by the department that may be or is disproportionately or more severely affected by priority chemicals, such as:
Sensitive species means a species or grouping of animals

Examples of Sensitive species in a sentence

  • Other direction relevant to Pinaleño land snails in the FSM and the LRMPs includes, but is not limited to: • FSM-Objectives: 2670.22 - Sensitive Species • Develop and implement management practices to ensure that species do not become threatened or endangered because of USFS actions.


More Definitions of Sensitive species

Sensitive species means each plant, fungus and li- chen species identified as sensitive on the list of such species pre- pared by the department of natural resources Washington natural herit- age program and each wildlife species identified as sensitive on the list of such species prepared by the Washington department of fish and wildlife.
Sensitive species means:
Sensitive species means a species, native to the state of Washington, that is vulnerable or 3
Sensitive species means a species or grouping of animals that is identified by the
Sensitive species means any special status species identified by a state or federal agency.
Sensitive species means species designated by the Division of Wildlife Resources
Sensitive species means any wildlife species native to the state of Washington that is vulnerable or declining, and is likely to become endangered or threatened in a significant portion of its ranges within the state, without cooperative management or removal of threats. (WAC 220-610-110).