The Multiple Species Conservation Program (MSCP) was developed to preserve a network of habitat and open space, protecting bio-diversity and enhancing the region's quality of life. The City of San Diego is one of several jurisdictions participating in the MSCP. The MSCP covers 85 species and the core biological resource areas are identified within the City's Multi-Habitat Planning Areas. The City has entered into an Implementing Agreement with the federal and state Wildlife Agencies to ensure implementation of the MSCP.

 

City of San Diego 2016 MSCP Annual Report

• 2016 MSCP Annual Report Letter
• 2016 MSCP Annual Report Brochure
• Attachment 1e -Habitat Conservation Accounting Model
• Attachment 1f -HabiTrak Review Map
• Attachment 1g -HabiTrak Review Map
• Attachment 2 -Copy of HAF Deposit Schedule Calendar Year 2016
• Attachment 3a -PUD Impacts by Year and Habitat 2016
• Attachment 3b -PUD Mitigation Assignments by Project and Habitat
• Attachment 3c -PUD Impact by Project and Habitat 2016
• Attachment 3d -Canyon Sewer Cleaning Program Report July 2016
• Attachment 4a and b Impact Totals by Project and Habitat 8/16/2017
• Attachment 4 -TSW Impact Totals by Year and Habitat
• Attachment 5 Pending from Betsy Miller
• Attachment 6 PUD WARPT -Resource Management Activities 2016
• MSCP 2016 Annual Report Brochure

 

City of San Diego 2015 MSCP Annual Report

• Final 2015 MSCP Annual Report
• Attachment 1a Habitat Conservation Accounting Model
• Attachment 1b Summary of Habitat Losses and Gains
• Attachment 1c Summary of Project Gains
• Attachment 1d Summary of Project Losses
• Attachment 2 Deposit Schedule HAF Fun 200401 for the Calendar Year 2015 (1/1/2015 - 12/31/2015)
• Attachment 3a Summary of Marron Valley Cornerstone Lands Conservation Bank Debits: 1997-2015 Land Manager: City of San Diego Public Utilities Department 12/31/2015
• Attachment 4a 2015 Projects by Calendar Year
• Attachment 4b 2015 Mitigation Assignments by Project 2015
• Attachment 4c Impact Totals by Project and Habitat 2015
• Attachment 4d Impact Totals by Year and Habitat
• Attachment 5a General Vegetation Map
• Attachment 5b
• Attachment 5b
• Attachment 6a 2015 Impact Totals by Project and Habitat
• Attachment 6b 2015 Impacts by Year and Habitat
• Attachment 7 MSCP Management Actions Report (January 1, 2015 - December 31, 2015)
• Attachment 8 Cornerstone Lands Resource Management Activities 2015
• Attachment 9 2015 MSCP Rare Plant Monitoring Report

 

The San Diego Multiple Species Conservation Program (MSCP) Annual Workshop

The City of San Diego is please to host the workshop this year. The workshop is focused on the County of San Diego and the cities of San Diego and Chula Vista's 2016 accomplishments and local, state and federal partners; including habitat restoration, management, and education outreach. The workshop provides an opportunity for the public and interested parties to learn more about unique habitats in the San Diego region and the role of the MSCP in preserving species and open space. Members of the public and other interested parties are invited to attend. Please see the attached flyer for additional information and share/repost with others. General workshop info is as follows:

When: Wednesday, August 30, 2017
Time: 8:30 a.m. - Coffee and Carmel Mountain Preserve Tours; 10:30 AM speakers, 11AM -12 p.m. fair and poster session
Where: Open Air Recreation Center, 4770 Fairport Way, San Diego, CA 92130 (on front lawn area- carpooling, refillable water bottles, sturdy shoes, sunscreen, and hats suggested)

• 2017 MSCP Workshop

 

***City of San Diego 2014 MSCP Annual Report****

• Annual Report Cover Letter
• Attachment 1a - MSCP Habitrak Habitat Conservation Accounting Model 2014
• Attachment 1b - MSCP Habitrak Summary of Habitat Losses and Gains 2014
• Attachment 1c - MSCP Habitrak Summary of Project Gains 2014
• Attachment 1d - MSCP Habitrak Summary of Project Losses 2014
• Attachment 1e - MSCP Habitrak Summary of Mitigation Bank Debits 2014
• Attachment 2 - HAF Deposit Schedule Calendar Year 2014
• Attachment 3 - Marron Valley Cornerstone Lands Conservation Bank Debits 1997-2014
• Attachment 4a - Public Utilities Dept Projects By Calendar Year 2014
• Attachment 4b – Public Utilities Dept Mitigation Assignments by Project 2014
• Attachment 4c - Public Utilities Dept Habitat Impacts by Project 2014
• Attachment 4d - Public Utilities Dept Impact Totals by Year and Habitat 2014
• Attachment 4e - Public Utilities Dept Canyon Sewer Program Long Term Sewer Maintenance Program Progress Report 2014
• Attachment 5a - Public Works Impact Totals by Project by Tier and Totals 2014
• Attachment 6 - Deer Canyon Mitigation Bank Credit Sales
• Attachment 7 - Transportation and Stormwater Impacts and Mitigation Report 2014
• Attachment 8 - MSCP Management Actions Report 2014
• Attachment 9 - MSCP Rare Plant Monitoring Report 2014-Part 1
• Attachment 9 - MSCP Rare Plant Monitoring Report 2014-Part 2
• Attachment 9 - MSCP Rare Plant Monitoring Report 2014-Part 3
• Attachment 10 - Public Utilities Dept Resource Management Activities 2014

City of San Diego 2013 MSCP Annual Report

• Annual Report Cover Letter, Attachments 1a-1d and 2a
• Attachment 2b: Canyon Sewer Cleaning Program & Long Term Sewer Maintenance Program Progress Report
• Attachment 2c: Public Works CIP
• Attachment 3: HAF Deposit Schedule
• Attachment 4: Summary of Marron Valley Cornerstone Lands Conservation Bank Debits: 1997-2013
• Attachment 5: Management Actions Report
• Attachment 6: Public Utilities Resource Management Activities 2013
• Attachment 7: ESD Grant Implementation
• Attachment 8: Rare Plant Monitoring Report

City of San Diego 2012 MSCP Annual Report

• Final 2012 MSCP Annual Report - Cover Letter, Habitat Conservation Accounting Model & Impact Totals 2012  
• 2012 City of San Diego MSCP Management Actions Report
• 2012 Canyon Sewer Cleaning Program and Long Term Maintenance Program Progress Report
• 2012 Public Projects Impact and Mitigation Accounting Sheets

Helping Protect San Diego's Natural Resources

You've come to the right place to learn how MSCP is preserving a network of open space, protecting bio-diversity and enhancing the region's quality of life. More information about MSCP

MSCP Plan

The MSCP Plan is the planning frame for the Multiple Species Conservation Program. This plan guides the preparation of individual sub-area plans for each jurisdiction within the MSCP planning area.
View the Final MSCP Plan
View the City MSCP Subarea Plan

Contact Information

Jeanne Krosch, Senior Planner
[email protected]