Concord Naval Weapons Station Surveys

Concord Naval Weapons Station Surveys

VNLC conducted botanical resource surveys and reconnaissance wetland surveys on the 5,000- acre inland portion of the Concord Naval Weapons Station, which was transferred from the U.S. Military to the City of Concord. Information from our report is being used for long-term site development and conservation planning. As part of the surveys, we mapped all habitats present on the project site and completed a floristic inventory that resulted in the documentation of nearly 400 plant taxa, including 56 “Rare, Unusual and Significant Plants of Alameda and Contra Costa Counties” (compiled by the California Native Plant Society’s East Bay Chapter).