HERPETOLOGICAL, BAT, MAMMALIAN, BOTANICAL AND INVERTEBRATE SURVEYS ON NAVAL WEAPONS STATION SEAL BEACH DETACHMENT FALLBROOK, CALIFORNIA
The Navy is offering a grant for a biodiversity survey at the Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach Detachment Fallbrook in north San Diego County. The project focuses on studying amphibians (including the endangered Arroyo Toad), reptiles (like the proposed Southwestern Pond Turtle), mammals (especially bats), plants, and invertebrates (such as the Monarch Butterfly). The aim is to conduct necessa…
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