Species Potentially Benefited by Bog Turtle Habitat

The list of species that could potentially benefit through the Bog Turtle Habitat Protection Program.

At-Risk Species
Name	State Listing	Federal Listing	Natural Heritage Program Status
Blanding's Turtle	Threatened		S2S3
Bog Turtle	Endangered	Threatened	S2
Eastern Spadefoot	Special Concern		S2S3
Longtail Salamander	Special Concern		S2S3
Northern Cricket Frog	Endangered		S1
Southern Leopard Frog	Special Concern		S1S2
Timber Rattlesnake	Threatened		S3
Worm Snake	Special Concern		S2
American Waterwort	Endangered		S1
Angled Spikerush	Endangered		S1
Awned Sedge	Endangered		S3
BeakGrass	Endangered		S2
Blunt-Lobe Grape Fern	Endangered		S2S3
Blunt Spikerush	Endangered		S1S2
Button-Bush Dodder	Endangered		S1
Cloud Sedge	Endangered		S1
Dragon's Mouth Orchid	Threatened		S2
Dwarf Huckleberry	Endangered		S1S2
False-Daisy	Endangered		S1
Frank's Sedge	Endangered		S1
Georga Bulrush	Endangered		S1
Glaucous Sedge	Endangered		S2S3
Green Parrot's Feather	Endangered		S1
Gypsy-Wart	Endangered		S1
Husk Tomato	Endangered		S1
Hyssop-Skullcap	Endangered		S1
Large Twayblade	Endangered		S1
Marsh Valerian	Endangered		S1S2
Rough Avens	Endangered		S2
Scarlet Indian-Paintbrush	Endangered		S1
Smartweed Dodder	Endangered		S1
Southern Dodder	Endangered		S1
Straw Sedge	Endangered		S1
Swamp Buttercup	Endangered		S1
Swollen Bladderwort	Endangered		S2
Weak Rush	Endangered		S1
Woodland Rush	Endangered		S1

Natural Heritage Program Status:

S1 Critically imperiled in New York State because of extreme rarity (often 5 or fewer occurrences) or because of some factor(s) such as very steep declines making it especially vulnerable to extirpation.
S2 Typically 6 to 20 occurrences; few remaining individuals, acres, or miles of stream, or factors demonstrably making it very vulnerable in New York State.
S3 Typically 21 to 100 occurrences; limited acreage or miles of stream in New York State.
S4 Apparently secure in New York State.
S5 Demonstrably secure in New York State.