PERMFILE120146

• Permit No: C1981016
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 12/11/2001
• Doc Name: Wildlife Resources Information
• Section_Exhibit Name: APPENDIX XVIII to Section XVIII.4
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

• HABITAT IDEIITIFICATION CODES
(Please note that if a species has been recorded only in ponderosa pine,
the code would be Pte; but if it occurs in all types of coniferous forest, the
code would be CF.)
GL - Grassland
Sic - Shortgrass prairie (dominated by buffalo grass or blue grams;
e.g., Pawnee Nat'; Grassland, cactus grassland around Pueblo)
- Bunch grass, (dominated by soecies like little bluestem;
e.g., Yuma sandhills)
Mm - Mountain meadows, parks, and semi-desert grasslands of the
Western Slope
HA - Habitat alteration areas, like crested Wheat Grass
Ag - Agricultural area
Cr - Croplands
Or - Orchards
Sb - Shelter belts, dwellings, and tree farms
Arc - Aquatic
L -Lakes or reservoirs (not including edge vegetation)
Ms - Marshes
• St - Streams and rivers (not including edge vegetation)
D - Deciduous habitat
R - Riparian, flood plain, stream and lakeside vegetation; usually
cottonwoods, willows, tamarisk, and alder, and including
the subalpine willow thickets (those below timberline)
As - Aspen
S -Shrub/Brush
Sc - Scrub oak, mountain mahogany, etc.
DS - Desert Shrub (like saltbush, greasewood, etc.; e.g., San
Luis Valley)
Sa - Sagebrush, Rabbitbrush
CF - Coniferous Forest
P~ - Ponderosa pine
- Lodge pole pine
SF - Spruce/Fir
PJ - Pinyon/Juniper
DF - Douglasfir
C -Other coniferous trees, e.g., Colo. Blue Spruce, Bristlecone
Pine, White Fir
A -Alpine
T -Tundra
AT - Alpine transition (willows or scrub conifers)
U -Urban (cities and towns, including city parks)
BA - Barren areas with hardly any vegetative cover (rocks, alkali flats,
sand dunes, gravel beds); identify.
0 -Other; explain