Conservation Plans and Agreements

USFWS Region(s)	1
USFWS Field Office(s)	Sw Oregon Field Office, Roseburg
Status	C
Involved Agency	USFWS

Location	Serpentine wetlands in the Josephine ophiolite sheet that covers an area of more than 150 square miles and extends from Southwestern Oregon Josephine and Curry Counties) to Northwestern California (Mendicino, Trinity, and Del Norte Counties)in the western Siskiyou Mountains.
Species	Fireweed, Oregon - (Epilobium oreganum) Wherever found Current ESA Status: SC ESA Status at time of signing: SC Gentian, Mendocino - (Gentiana setigera) Wherever found Current ESA Status: SC ESA Status at time of signing: SC No common name - (Hastingsia bracteosa) Wherever found Current ESA Status: SC ESA Status at time of signing: SC No common name - (Hastingsia atropurpurea) Wherever found Current ESA Status: SC ESA Status at time of signing: SC Violet, western bog - (Viola primulifolia occidentalis) Wherever found Current ESA Status: SC ESA Status at time of signing: SC
Habitat	Serpentine wetland communities taht are generally dominated by the insectivorous plant, Darlingtonia californica, and occur in areas where there is a perennial flow of water, in soils that are ultramafic or serpentine in origin.
States	California Oregon
Size (Total Area Covered, by State)	12 acres (California) 23 acres (Oregon)
Enrolled Size (Total Area Enrolled, by State)	Data not available Data not available