Natural Community Conservation Planning Plans CDFW Guidance Additional Guidance Grants Information Grant Funded Projects Scientific Input History On this page Conservation Planning Governance Outreach And Collaboration Plan Development Management and Monitoring Conservation Planning Economic Effects of Regional Habitat Conservation Plans: Executive Summary | White Paper (2014) Maximizing Efficiency During the Preparation of Regional Habitat Conservation Plans: A Summary of Two Surveys (2014)(opens in new tab) Improving Efficiency During Preparation of Regional Habitat Conservation Plans: Results of Survey #1 (2013)(opens in new tab) Using Science in Habitat Conservation Plans (1999)(opens in new tab) Natural Community Conservation Planning (NCCP): The Origins of an Ambitious Experiment to Protect Ecosystems (2001)(opens in new tab) The Future of Habitat Conservation? The NCCP Experience in Southern California (2001)(opens in new tab) Regional Conservation Planning in California: A Guide (2004)(opens in new tab) Governance Comparative Review of Governance Structures for Ecosystem Management (2006)(opens in new tab) Comparative Review of Governance Structures for Ecosystem Management: Appendix A - Profiles of Conservation Programs Surveyed (2006)(opens in new tab) Outreach And Collaboration Regional Conservation Planning and Local Government Leadership (2004)(opens in new tab) Increasing Agricultural Community Involvement in Regional Conservation Planning (2004)(opens in new tab) Improving Public Outreach and Education for Natural Community Conservation Planning (2000)(opens in new tab) Plan Development Roles & Responsibilities of Consultants in Developing NCCP / HCPs (2002)(opens in new tab) Recommendations(opens in new tab) Management and Monitoring Designing Monitoring Programs in an Adaptive Management Context for Regional Multiple Species Conservation Plans (2004) (opens in new tab) Draft - Research Guidance to Address the Needs of Land Managers (1997) (opens in new tab) Bibliographies on Coastal Sage Scrub and Related Malacophyllous Shrublands of Other Mediterranean-Type Climates (1994) (opens in new tab) Components of the San Diego Multiple Species Conservation Program (MSCP) biological monitoring program have been under review since 2003 and also provide a good reference for management and monitoring: Using Variance Components Analysis to Improve Vegetation Monitoring for the San Diego Multiple Species Conservation Program (2008) (opens in new tab) Vegetation Monitoring for the MSCP – Jumpstart for Field Season 2008 – Final Report (2008) (opens in new tab) Developing Conceptual Models to Improve the Biological Monitoring Plan for San Diego's Multiple Species Conservation Program (2007) (opens in new tab) Grouping and Prioritizing Natural Communities for the San Diego Multiple Species Conservation Program (2006) (opens in new tab) San Diego Multiple Species Conservation Program Covered Species Prioritization (2006)(opens in new tab) San Diego Multiple Species Conservation Program (MSCP) Rare Plant Monitoring Review and Revision (2006) (opens in new tab) Assessment of the Biological Monitoring Plan for San Diego's Multiple Species Conservation Program (2005) (opens in new tab)