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ISSSSP Alerts contains critical information on diseases, viruses, pathogens, or other threats, impacting species throughout the country and in several areas within our region. Several websites provide a wealth of information about each threat, recent detections, and ways to minimize their spread or impact. New content is updated periodically.
The Interagency Special Status / Sensitive Species Program is an interagency program between the Pacific Northwest Regional Office of the U.S. Forest Service and Oregon/Washington State Office of the Bureau of Land Management for the conservation and management of rare species.
This interagency collaboration focuses on regional-level approaches for species that meet agency criteria for inclusion on sensitive and special status lists. This includes those species that are not federally listed as Threatened or Endangered, or Proposed for federal listing.
The collaboration includes:
