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The document outlines the existing conditions and habitat conservation strategies for the Imperial Irrigation District (IID) Water Conservation and Transfer Project, focusing on various habitats in the HCP area, including the Salton Sea, tamarisk scrub, drain vegetation, desert habitats, aquatic environments, and agricultural fields. It details the vegetation composition along surveyed drains, the ecological significance of these habitats for various wildlife species, particularly migratory birds and aquatic organisms. The document also discusses potential impacts of water conservation measures on salinity levels and water surface elevation in the Salton Sea, which could affect fish populations like tilapia that are crucial for local bird species. Overall, it emphasizes a habitat-based approach to conservation while addressing specific needs of covered species.

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