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Plan Title	Plan Stage	Plan Lead Region (FWS)	Plan Lead Office (FWS)	Species Common Name	Species Scientific Name	Action Priority	Action Number	Action Description	Action Status	Estimated Initiation Date	Estimated Completion Date	Action Lead Agencies	Responsible Parties	Work Types	Labor Types	Comments
Recovery plan for Sidalcea oregana var. calva (Wenatchee Mountains Checkermallow)	F	1	Washington Fish and Wildlife Office (360) 753-9440	Wenatchee Mountains checkermallow	Sidalcea oregana var. calva	1	1.1.2	Develop management plan for FS portion of Camas Meadows	Partially Complete	FY 2006		U.S. Forest Service	U.S. Forest Service, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Washington Department of Natural Resources	Management: Other	Internal Technical Assistance, Species Expert	No draft exists at this time. 2022: Clint Emerson is requesting funding from the USFS to complete this action. 2020:Tara asked Brigitte Ranne about the plan, but she has no record of it after Lauri retired. We need to restart this initiative.
Recovery plan for Sidalcea oregana var. calva (Wenatchee Mountains Checkermallow)	F	1	Washington Fish and Wildlife Office (360) 753-9440	Wenatchee Mountains checkermallow	Sidalcea oregana var. calva	1	1.1.3	Coordinate between FS and WDNR on management of Camas Meadows	Ongoing Current	FY 2000 - FY 2004		Other	U.S. Forest Service, Washington Department of Natural Resources	Management: General, Management: Planning	Internal Administrative, Internal Technical Assistance, Species Expert	Annual, or more frequent meetings of the recovery technical group are accomplishing this task.
Recovery plan for Sidalcea oregana var. calva (Wenatchee Mountains Checkermallow)	F	1	Washington Fish and Wildlife Office (360) 753-9440	Wenatchee Mountains checkermallow	Sidalcea oregana var. calva	1	1.1.4	Develop management plans for FS and WDNR populations	Ongoing Not Current	FY 2006		Other	U.S. Forest Service, Washington Department of Natural Resources	Management: General, Management: Planning	Contract, Internal Technical Assistance	See 1.1.1-1.1.2 above
Recovery plan for Sidalcea oregana var. calva (Wenatchee Mountains Checkermallow)	F	1	Washington Fish and Wildlife Office (360) 753-9440	Wenatchee Mountains checkermallow	Sidalcea oregana var. calva	1	1.3.1	Develop site specific management recommendations for landowners	Partially Complete	FY 2009	FY 2023	Academic institutions, Other	Academic institutions, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Washington Department of Natural Resources	Work type not yet selected	Contract	2024: UW Rare Care provided Mountain Home Lodge with specific management actions to maintain SIORCA habitat. UW Rare Care and USFWS is also seeking support from Cascadia CD for prescribe fire on the property with landowner approval. 2022: 2020-2022 ongoing research project at Mountain Home population by UW Rare Care to develop site specific management recommendations for Mountain Home using experimental plots and fire, seeding, and mowing. Pre- and post-prescribed fire monitoring project study funded by USFWS Recovery Implementation Funds (RIF) at Camas Meadows population to improve our understanding of how prescribed fire can be used to maintain suitable habitat conditions and stimulate germination for SIORCA. RIF also funded a seed predation/pollinator study for SIORCA. 2019 - Project funded Rare Care to develop site specific management recommendations for Mountain Home using experimental plots and fire, seeding, and mowing. Creation of stewardship booklet funded in 2008 with WA DNR for printing and distribution in 2009. As of summer 2013, stewardship pamphlet completed and ready to finalize and distribute.
Recovery plan for Sidalcea oregana var. calva (Wenatchee Mountains Checkermallow)	F	1	Washington Fish and Wildlife Office (360) 753-9440	Wenatchee Mountains checkermallow	Sidalcea oregana var. calva	2	1.1.1	Review and update Camas Meadows management plan	Ongoing Not Current	FY 2009		Other	Washington Department of Natural Resources	Management: General, Management: Planning	Contract	Two revisions anticipated over recovery period. One draft revision completed by contract 2011. WDNR's plan remains in draft as of 2013.
Recovery plan for Sidalcea oregana var. calva (Wenatchee Mountains Checkermallow)	F	1	Washington Fish and Wildlife Office (360) 753-9440	Wenatchee Mountains checkermallow	Sidalcea oregana var. calva	2	1.2	Develop and implement monitoring plans for all known sites	Ongoing Current	FY 2012	FY 2022	Washington Department of Natural Resources	Academic institutions, Private landowners, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, U.S. Forest Service, Washington Department of Natural Resources	Research: Population Assessment, Research: Population Surveys	Contract, Species Expert, Volunteer	2024: WDNR conducted annual monitoring at Camas Meadows in June 2024. USFS conducted prescribed fire at Poison Canyon in Oct 2023. In 2024, the USFS found quite a few SIORCA seedlings in the burn area and marked some to monitor. They will return next year to monitor. No monitoring occurred at Moutain Home Lodge. 2022: WDNR began implementing the next phase of monitoring of the Camas Meadows population with polygon sub-sampling after the completion of the full census of all polygons that was completed in 2021. USFS continued annual surveys of the Poison Canyon population. Annual survey of the Mountain Home population did not occur in 2021-2022 to avoid interference with UW RareCare research project on SIORCA microsite characteristics in response to prescribed fire funded by USFWS. 2021: WDNR has completed baseline polygon surveys at Camas Lands NAP. All following years will include polygon sub-sampling. 2019: WDNR NHP is monitoring all extant sites and recently extirpated site from 2019-2021. Only populations on private land with landowners not amenable to monitoring haven't been monitoring in 2019. Update from 2013: Increase in second year reflects implementation start-up costs. WDNR Natural Heritage, UW and USFS have implemented a systematic survey practice designed to monitor counts of all known populations, as well as 100 small "frequency" plots, and 3 large frequency plots, not all in any single year, however. Repeated in summer 2013.
Recovery plan for Sidalcea oregana var. calva (Wenatchee Mountains Checkermallow)	F	1	Washington Fish and Wildlife Office (360) 753-9440	Wenatchee Mountains checkermallow	Sidalcea oregana var. calva	2	1.3.2	Develop protection on private land	Ongoing Current	FY 2009	FY 2026	Washington Department of Natural Resources	U.S. Forest Service, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Washington Department of Natural Resources	Management: General, Management: Land Use, Other: Information and Education	Internal Field Assistance, Internal Technical Assistance	2022: CDLT outplantings continue to be monitored. Continue to maintain relationship with Mountain Home population land owners. Mountain Home Ridge reintroduction project was completed by Chelan-Douglas Land Trust on their land. 65 SIORCA individuals were outplanted and have been monitored every year for survival rates and recruitment at two different sites on property. Mountain Home population was listed in the volunteer registry by the WA DNR NHP to recognize their conservation effort with SIORCA.
Recovery plan for Sidalcea oregana var. calva (Wenatchee Mountains Checkermallow)	F	1	Washington Fish and Wildlife Office (360) 753-9440	Wenatchee Mountains checkermallow	Sidalcea oregana var. calva	2	2.1.1	Analyze existing data on habitat requirements	Complete	FY 2009	FY 2025	Other	Academic institutions, Private landowners, Washington Department of Natural Resources	Management: Reintroduction, Management: Habitat Maintenance and Manipulation, Other: Information and Education, Research: Population Surveys, Research: Habitat Requirements, Research: Demographic Studies	Contract, Internal Technical Assistance	2024: Rare Care completed their study analyzing habitat requirements at Mountain Home (refer to 2.1.2). WDNR completed the habitat suitability model. Sites were visited in 2023 to assess modeled results. Deer Park Spring, Tronsen Meadow, Swakane, and Horse Lake (CDLT) were identified as having good habitat. A RIP proposal for outplanting at Horse Lake for 2025 was not selected. 2022: 2020-2022; ongoing implementation of Rare Care research project to analyze habitat requirements (including microsite characteristics) at experimental plots at Mountain Home and Camas Meadows WADNR Natural Heritage Program was funded in 2019 through Section 6 to create a habitat suitability model and map all potential suitable habitat. This project was completed in 2022. To identify potential occurrences and potential outplanting sites, ground truthing of historic occurrences was completed by WADNR NHP in 2019-2021 and summarized in the WADNR Status and Conservation Assessment of SIORCA in 2022 as prepared for USFWS. Ground truthing of potential habitat by UW Rare Care, WADNR, and other members of the SIORCA recovery tech team occurred in 2022 and is ongoing as part of Rare Care's reintroduction project funded in 2020. Funded in 2020 for Rare Care to analyze habitat requirements at experimental plots at Mountain Home. Project funded with WA Natural Heritage program to analyze all existing but unused data; funded in 2008, to be completed in 2011. Significant work completed in 2011, but not fully completed. Need dedicated funding.
Recovery plan for Sidalcea oregana var. calva (Wenatchee Mountains Checkermallow)	F	1	Washington Fish and Wildlife Office (360) 753-9440	Wenatchee Mountains checkermallow	Sidalcea oregana var. calva	2	2.1.2	Collect and analyze additional data on habitat requirements	Complete	FY 2020	FY 2023	Other	U.S. Forest Service, Washington Department of Natural Resources	Research: Habitat Requirements	Contract, Graduate Student	2024: Rare Care completed their study analyzing habitat requirements at Mountain Home. They developed a Vegetation Habitat Plan for the landowners, and a final report on habitat enhancement within their study plots. Rare Care investigated vegetation treatments in monitoring plots between 2019 and 2022, and collected estimates of percent vegetation cover, light availability and percent soil moisture each summer. Results of the suitable habitat model are in 2.1.2. No RIP funds awarded for 2025 to continue with work. 2022: 2020-2022 Rare Care conducted research project funded by USFWS RIP to collect and analyze data on habitat requirements including microsite characteristics at Mountain Home and Camas Meadows. Completion expected in 2022. Report expected in 2023. Rare Care funded in 2020 to collect and analyze additional data on habitat requirements at Mountain Home.
Recovery plan for Sidalcea oregana var. calva (Wenatchee Mountains Checkermallow)	F	1	Washington Fish and Wildlife Office (360) 753-9440	Wenatchee Mountains checkermallow	Sidalcea oregana var. calva	2	2.1.3	Conduct additional research on hydrological requirements	Ongoing Current	FY 2015	FY 2023	Washington Department of Natural Resources, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service	Academic institutions, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, U.S. Forest Service, Washington Department of Natural Resources	Management: Habitat Maintenance and Manipulation, Research: Habitat Requirements, Research: Management Techniques, Research: Competition	Contract, Graduate Student, Internal Field Assistance, Species Expert	2024: Rare Care was awarded RIP funds to continue their work at Mountain Home through 2026. WDNR currently in section 7 consultation for their habitat restoration project at Camas Meadow, which will restore and improve the hydrology of the SIORCA meadow habitat. Estimated completion of the project is winter 2024. 2022: 2020-2022 Rare Care conducted research project funded by USFWS RIP to collect and analyze data on habitat requirements including microsite characteristics at Mountain Home and Camas Meadows. Completion expected in 2022. Report expected in 2023. Rare Care funded in 2020 to collect and analyze additional data on habitat requirements at Mountain Home. Restoration for Camas Meadow funded by recovery program in 2012 will support additional gains in knowledge about hydrologic needs of the species. Habitat characterization report completed by WDNR in 2013. New hydrologic restoration project in 2015 by WDNR complete and showing success. Ability to increase habitat quality and quantity by several forms of hydrologic manipulation has been clearly demonstrated and repeated over time.
Recovery plan for Sidalcea oregana var. calva (Wenatchee Mountains Checkermallow)	F	1	Washington Fish and Wildlife Office (360) 753-9440	Wenatchee Mountains checkermallow	Sidalcea oregana var. calva	2	2.2	Use geographic information systems and aerial photo interpretation to identify potential habitat	Complete	FY 2020	FY 2024	Other	Academic institutions, Washington Department of Natural Resources	Research: General	Contract	2024: WDNR completed the suitable habitat model. WDNR, Rare Care, and USFS visited the sites to assess modeled results. WDNR finalized the results in June 2024, Agreement Number F21AP03483-00. 2022: 2020-2022; WADNR Natural Heritage Program was funded in 2019 through Section 6 to create a habitat suitability model and map all potential suitable habitat. This project was completed in 2022. To identify potential occurrences and potential outplanting sites, ground truthing of historic occurrences was completed by WADNR NHP in 2019-2021 and summarized in the WADNR Status and Conservation Assessment of SIORCA in 2022 as prepared for USFWS. Ground truthing of potential habitat by UW Rare Care, WADNR, and other members of the SIORCA recovery tech team occurred in 2022 and is ongoing as part of Rare Care's reintroduction project funded in 2020. The habitat suitability modeling and identification of historic occurrences and potential outplanting sites used GIS and aerial photo interpretation. WDNR Natural Heritage Program was funded in 2019 through Section 6 to create a habitat suitability model and map all potential suitable habitat. Ground truthing of potential habitat will occur as part of Rare Care's reintroduction project funded in 2020. Commencement depends upon initiation of Actions 2.1.1 and 2.1.2
Recovery plan for Sidalcea oregana var. calva (Wenatchee Mountains Checkermallow)	F	1	Washington Fish and Wildlife Office (360) 753-9440	Wenatchee Mountains checkermallow	Sidalcea oregana var. calva	2	2.3	Conduct field investigations of potential habitat	Complete	FY 2009	FY 2023	Academic institutions	Academic institutions, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, U.S. Forest Service, Washington Department of Natural Resources	Research: Ecosystem Studies, Research: Habitat Requirements	Contract, Internal Field Assistance	2024: Agreement Number F21AP03483-00 has been completed. RIP funding for outplantings at selected sites that were identified as suitable was not awarded in 2024 for FY2025. 2022: 2020-2022; WADNR Natural Heritage Program was funded in 2019 through Section 6 to create a habitat suitability model and map all potential suitable habitat. This project was completed in 2022. To identify potential occurrences and potential outplanting sites, ground truthing of historic occurrences was completed by WADNR NHP in 2019-2021 and summarized in the WADNR Status and Conservation Assessment of SIORCA in 2022 as prepared for USFWS. Ground truthing of potential habitat by UW Rare Care, WADNR, and other members of the SIORCA recovery tech team occurred in 2022 and is ongoing as part of Rare Care's reintroduction project funded in 2020. The habitat suitability modeling and identification of historic occurrences and potential outplanting sites used GIS and aerial photo interpretation. 2019 - WA DNR NHP funded through Section 6 to create a habitat suitability model and map and then survey potential sites to identify future reintroduction and introduction sites. 2020 - Rare Care funded to lead this effort. Met in 2022 to go over list of potential sites and partners are conducting rapid assessments of potential sites in summer 2022 to rank sites for outplanting efforts in 2023. Commencement depends upon coordination with Action 2.2
Recovery plan for Sidalcea oregana var. calva (Wenatchee Mountains Checkermallow)	F	1	Washington Fish and Wildlife Office (360) 753-9440	Wenatchee Mountains checkermallow	Sidalcea oregana var. calva	2	2.4	Map all populations with GPS	Complete	FY 2009	FY 2022	Other	U.S. Forest Service, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Washington Department of Natural Resources	Research: Population Assessment, Management: General, Research: Habitat Status	Contract, Species Expert	2022: The entire Camas Meadows and Poison Creek re-mapping and census effort was completed in 2021. Polygons for Camas Meadows, Poison Creek, and Mountain Home occurrences and all other former and historical occurrences were mapped and reported in the WADNR NHP Conservation Assessment for SIORCA as prepared for the USFWS in 2022. Project to be completed in 2009-2010. Funded in 2008 with WADNR Natural Heritage Program. completed in 2011-2012
Recovery plan for Sidalcea oregana var. calva (Wenatchee Mountains Checkermallow)	F	1	Washington Fish and Wildlife Office (360) 753-9440	Wenatchee Mountains checkermallow	Sidalcea oregana var. calva	2	3.1	Conduct annual weed inventory & control	Ongoing Current	FY 2009	FY 2026	Academic institutions	Academic institutions, Private landowners, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service	Management, Management: Predator and Competitor Control	Contract, Internal Field Assistance, Species Expert	2024: Rare Care was awarded RIP funds (F23AC03007) to develop strategies enhancing SIORCA habitat at Mountain Home. This includes testing herbicides and other methods to control weeds and invasive grasses encroachment. 2022: Weeds are an ongoing issue. Initial project completed in 2011. Funded in 2008 with WA Natural Heritage Program. New project funded, and beginning in 2012, continued on 20 acres in 2013, and should be completed by FY 2015.
Recovery plan for Sidalcea oregana var. calva (Wenatchee Mountains Checkermallow)	F	1	Washington Fish and Wildlife Office (360) 753-9440	Wenatchee Mountains checkermallow	Sidalcea oregana var. calva	2	3.2	Study weevil predation on seeds	Ongoing Not Current	FY 2006	FY 2024	Other	Academic institutions, Other, U.S. Forest Service	Research: Predation	Contract, Species Expert	2024: Quamash EcoResearch submitted a research proposal to study weeval predation that was not selected for RIP funds in 2023. They might submit a proposal in the future. 2022: Weevil predation study ongoing by Quamash EcoResearch. Preliminary results reported to USFWS and SIORCA recovery technical working group in 2022. 2021 - Project funded to IAE (subcontract Quamash EcoResearch) to observe and record weevil predation at Camas Lands NAP, Poison Canyon (USFS), and Mountain Home (private). Project will estimate weevil predation rates at each site. FY 2010 - Data collection expanded and broadened to include additional parameters. Final report from WA Natural Heritage Program due in FY 2011. Draft project report complete.
Recovery plan for Sidalcea oregana var. calva (Wenatchee Mountains Checkermallow)	F	1	Washington Fish and Wildlife Office (360) 753-9440	Wenatchee Mountains checkermallow	Sidalcea oregana var. calva	2	3.3	Study effects of fire and woody cover removal	Ongoing Current	FY 2007	FY 2026	Washington Department of Natural Resources, Academic institutions, U.S. Forest Service	Academic institutions, Private landowners, U.S. Forest Service, Washington Department of Natural Resources	Research: Population Assessment, Research: Competition	Contract, Species Expert	2024: Rare Care was awarded RIP funding (F23AC03007) to continue this study. Will be complete in 2026. 2019-2022 - Project will study overstory and understory thinning, raking, mowing, and prescribed burning at Mountain Home to determine best management practices for managing habitat for SIORCA. 2021 - Before and after prescribed burn project on USFS property at Poison Canyon site in and around SIORCA habitat. Project funded in 2008 with USFS Partners to study fire and canopy management to improve habitat; completed in 2009-2010. Ongoing WDNR monitoring previous burn on main population in 2010. 2012 - Recent observations in burned areas suggest beneficial effects to the species from fire.
Recovery plan for Sidalcea oregana var. calva (Wenatchee Mountains Checkermallow)	F	1	Washington Fish and Wildlife Office (360) 753-9440	Wenatchee Mountains checkermallow	Sidalcea oregana var. calva	2	3.4	Identify pollinators	Complete	FY 2005	FY 2023	Other	U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, U.S. Forest Service, Washington Department of Natural Resources	Research: Ecosystem Studies, Research: Habitat Requirements, Research: Propagation, Research: Reintroduction	Contract, Graduate Student, Internal Field Assistance	2024: Pollinator research completed in 2024 (F21AP02418). 2022: RIF-funded pollinator study conducted by Quamash EcoResearch is ongoing. Preliminary results reported to USFWS and SIORCA recovery technical working group in 2022. Project funded in 2021 to IAE (subcontract Quamash EcoResearch) to figure out pollinators of SIORCA. FY 2010-Pollinator study undertaken by WDNR under Sec. 6. funding. Planned to be completed by 2014.
Recovery plan for Sidalcea oregana var. calva (Wenatchee Mountains Checkermallow)	F	1	Washington Fish and Wildlife Office (360) 753-9440	Wenatchee Mountains checkermallow	Sidalcea oregana var. calva	2	6	Collect and store seed	Partially Complete	FY 2010	FY 2025	Other	Academic institutions, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, U.S. Forest Service, Washington Department of Natural Resources	Management: Propagation, Management: Habitat Maintenance and Manipulation, Research: Propagation, Research: Reintroduction	Contract, Internal Field Assistance, Species Expert	2024: USFWS and Rare Care decided to retire the Camas Meadow seed bed at Derby Canyon. Rare Care has no need to the bed in the future. The seed bed for Mountain Home at Derby Canyon is still active. Numerous seed collections have been accomplished. In 2011, a large collection was taken on private "Mountain Home" population for banking and research. Seed collections for outplanting and banking were done in summer, 2013. Another seed collection was done in August 2019 and 2020 by RareCare. Seed propagation and collection is occurring at Derby Canyons to support reintroduction efforts by Rare Care in 2022-2023.
Recovery plan for Sidalcea oregana var. calva (Wenatchee Mountains Checkermallow)	F	1	Washington Fish and Wildlife Office (360) 753-9440	Wenatchee Mountains checkermallow	Sidalcea oregana var. calva	3	2.5	Create and maintain database for survey results	Ongoing Current	FY 2009		Other	Academic institutions, Washington Department of Natural Resources	Research: Population Assessment, Research: Habitat Status, Research: Demographic Studies	Contract, Species Expert	An additional part of project funding for Recovery Action 2.1.2. WDNR Natural Heritage maintains current database and houses all survey information. WDNR created an internal GIS project through Section 6 for us to view all updated occurrence information for SIORCA. WDNR Camas Lands NAP survey info is housed with WDNR. Poison Canyon data is maintained by USFS. Mountain Home data is maintained by USFWS ES through census surveys every 1-3 years.
Recovery plan for Sidalcea oregana var. calva (Wenatchee Mountains Checkermallow)	F	1	Washington Fish and Wildlife Office (360) 753-9440	Wenatchee Mountains checkermallow	Sidalcea oregana var. calva	3	3.5	Develop a model of annual reproductive success	Ongoing Current	FY 2015	FY 2023	Washington Department of Natural Resources	Washington Department of Natural Resources	Research: General	Internal Field Assistance, Species Expert	2022: RIF-funded weevil predation study conducted by Quamash EcoResearch is ongoing. Preliminary results reported to USFWS and SIORCA recovery technical working group in 2022. Model construction began as offshoot of weevil study, as weevils are now thought to be strongly influencing reproductive success, at least within the main population.
Recovery plan for Sidalcea oregana var. calva (Wenatchee Mountains Checkermallow)	F	1	Washington Fish and Wildlife Office (360) 753-9440	Wenatchee Mountains checkermallow	Sidalcea oregana var. calva	3	3.6	Study effects of ground disturbance	Ongoing Current		FY 2026	Private landowners	Washington Department of Natural Resources	Research: Habitat Requirements	Labor type not yet selected	20224: Rare Care extended their habitat enhancement work at Mountain Home through 2026 (F23AC03007). 2022: 2020-2022 ongoing research project at Mountain Home population by UW Rare Care to develop site specific management recommendations for Mountain Home using experimental plots and fire, seeding, and mowing. Pre- and post-prescribed fire monitoring project study funded by USFWS Recovery Implementation Funds (RIF) at Camas Meadows population to improve our understanding of how prescribed fire can be used to maintain suitable habitat conditions and stimulate germination for SIORCA. Project funded in 2019 to Rare Care to study the effects of ground disturbance, fire, mowing, and scraping at Mountain Home.
Recovery plan for Sidalcea oregana var. calva (Wenatchee Mountains Checkermallow)	F	1	Washington Fish and Wildlife Office (360) 753-9440	Wenatchee Mountains checkermallow	Sidalcea oregana var. calva	3	3.7	Study effects of herbivory	Ongoing Current		FY 2023	Other	U.S. Forest Service, Washington Department of Natural Resources	Research: Management Techniques	Contract	2022: RIF-funded weevil predation study conducted by Quamash EcoResearch is ongoing. Preliminary results reported to USFWS and SIORCA recovery technical working group in 2022. Project funded in 2021 for IAE (subcontract Quamash EcoResearch) to study the effects of weevil herbivory at Camas Lands, Mountain Home, and Poison Canyon.
Recovery plan for Sidalcea oregana var. calva (Wenatchee Mountains Checkermallow)	F	1	Washington Fish and Wildlife Office (360) 753-9440	Wenatchee Mountains checkermallow	Sidalcea oregana var. calva	3	3.8	Determine how to establish viable populations	Ongoing Current	FY 2009	FY 2025	Other	Academic institutions, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, U.S. Forest Service, Washington Department of Natural Resources	Research: Propagation	Contract	2024: Outplantings occurred in fall 2023 due to section 106 clearance timing. Outplantings were at Swakane, Deer Park Springs, and Tronsen Meadow. An additional outplanting site, Horse Lake, was not funded for 2025. Monitoring will occur next year to gauge the outcome. 2022: Project funded in 2021 to Rare Care to determine how to establish viable populations, determine the best reintroduction methodology to suitable habitat, and to establish up to 4 new populations in the species range. Potentially suitable habitat sites for outplanting have been identified by RIF-funded project to WADNR and UW Rare Care. Ground truthing of potential sites started in 2022 and will continue in 2023. Plants have been grown out at Derby Canyon Natives and outplanting is expected to commence once suitable sites have been identified. Reintroduction pilot proposal funded in 2009 on land trust ownership and completed in 2014. Need additional studies to determine preferred method: outplanting or direct seeding.
Recovery plan for Sidalcea oregana var. calva (Wenatchee Mountains Checkermallow)	F	1	Washington Fish and Wildlife Office (360) 753-9440	Wenatchee Mountains checkermallow	Sidalcea oregana var. calva	3	4.1	Develop a reintroduction plan	Ongoing Current		FY 2024	Other	Washington Department of Natural Resources	Management: Reintroduction	Contract	Project funded in 2021 to Rare Care to determine how to establish viable populations, determine the best reintroduction methodology to suitable habitat, and to establish up to 4 new populations in the species range. Potentially suitable habitat sites for outplanting have been identified by RIF-funded project to WADNR and UW Rare Care. Ground truthing of potential sites started in 2022 and will continue in 2023. Plants have been grown out at Derby Canyon Natives and outplanting is expected to commence once suitable sites have been identified.
Recovery plan for Sidalcea oregana var. calva (Wenatchee Mountains Checkermallow)	F	1	Washington Fish and Wildlife Office (360) 753-9440	Wenatchee Mountains checkermallow	Sidalcea oregana var. calva	3	4.2	Implement reintroduction plan	Ongoing Current		FY 2033	Other	U.S. Forest Service, Washington Department of Natural Resources	Management: Reintroduction	Contract, Internal Technical Assistance, Species Expert	Project funded in 2021 to Rare Care to determine how to establish viable populations, determine the best reintroduction methodology to suitable habitat, and to establish up to 4 new populations in the species range. Potentially suitable habitat sites for outplanting have been identified by RIF-funded project to WADNR and UW Rare Care. Ground truthing of potential sites started in 2022 and will continue in 2023. Plants have been grown out at Derby Canyon Natives and outplanting is expected to commence once suitable sites have been identified. Commencement depends upon initiation of Action 4.1
Recovery plan for Sidalcea oregana var. calva (Wenatchee Mountains Checkermallow)	F	1	Washington Fish and Wildlife Office (360) 753-9440	Wenatchee Mountains checkermallow	Sidalcea oregana var. calva	3	5	Establish a technical working group	Complete	FY 2000 - FY 2004	FY 2019	U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service	U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Washington Department of Natural Resources	Management: General	Internal Field Assistance, Internal Technical Assistance, Species Expert	Intermittent costs will be associated with technical working group. Technical group meets biannually (late fall and early spring) in person or virtually and includes USFWS, USFS, University of Washington (Rare Care), and Washington Department of Natural Resources (Natural Heritage Program and Natural Areas Program).
Recovery plan for Sidalcea oregana var. calva (Wenatchee Mountains Checkermallow)	F	1	Washington Fish and Wildlife Office (360) 753-9440	Wenatchee Mountains checkermallow	Sidalcea oregana var. calva	3	7	Review and revise recovery plan.	Complete	FY 2006	FY 2020	U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service	Academic institutions, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, U.S. Forest Service, Washington Department of Natural Resources	Management: General	Internal Field Assistance, Internal Technical Assistance, Species Expert	Second 5-year Review was finalized in 2019. First 5-year Review completed in 2011. Recovery Plan criteria amended in 2019.
Recovery plan for Sidalcea oregana var. calva (Wenatchee Mountains Checkermallow)	F	1	Washington Fish and Wildlife Office (360) 753-9440	Wenatchee Mountains checkermallow	Sidalcea oregana var. calva	3	8	Develop outreach materials	Ongoing Current	FY 2009	FY 2025	Private landowners, Other	U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service	Management: Land Use, Other: Information and Education	Contract, Internal Technical Assistance	2022: USFWS and WDNR working on a prescribed pre and post fire story for SIORCA. Andrew LaValle is point. WFWO/Andrew produced an outreach video on SIORCA monitoring and recovery efforts in July 2022 that was shared on WFWO and USFWS national social media platforms. Beginning discussions with Leavenworth Fish Hatchery as a potential site for outplanting and interpretive materials, educational wayside displays, and environmental education opportunities. 2021: University of Washington students created a Washington Plant Story Map dedicated to listed plant species in Washington. SIORCA has a featured page and story map was sent out to all partners and published via social media outlets. Chelan-Douglas Land Trust created and displays an outreach board on their property at Mountain Home Ridge in 2014. Funded as additional part of 2008 proposal with WADNR Natural Heritage Program for Recovery Action 1.3.2. Completed in 2013.