Santa Barbara Coastal Plain and Terraces

Four endangered species share critical habitat on coastal plain

September 21, 2026

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Four Endangered Species with designated critical habitat overlap this coastal area: California red-legged frog, tidewater goby, western snowy plover, and monarch butterfly (proposed threatened).¹ The Ventura Fish and Wildlife Office has jurisdiction over ESA consultations here.¹

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