Species of Greatest Conservation Need

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Species of Greatest Conservation Need (Updated: 01/31/2024)
Common Name Scientifc Name Taxonomic Group Federal Status State Status Global Rank State Rank Endemic General Habitat Type(s)
Los Olmos tiger beetle Cicindela nevadica olmosa Invertebrates Not Listed Not Listed G5T2 S2 False Most tiger beetles are active, usually brightly colored, and found in open, sunny areas; adult tiger beetles are predaceous and feed on a variety of small insects; larvae of tiger beetles are also predaceous and live in vertical burrows in soil of dry paths, fields, or sandy beaches
subtropical black sky tiger beetle Cicindela nigrocoerulea subtropica Invertebrates Not Listed Not Listed G5T2 SH False Most tiger beetles are active, usually brightly colored, and found in open, sunny areas; adult tiger beetles are predaceous and feed on a variety of small insects; larvae of tiger beetles are also predaceous and live in vertical burrows in soil of dry paths, fields, or sandy beaches
neojuvenile tiger beetle Cicindela obsoleta neojuvenilis Invertebrates Not Listed Not Listed G5T1 SH False Bare or sparsely vegetated, dry, hard-packed soil; typically in previously disturbed areas; peak adult activity in Jul
No Accepted Common Name Cicindela togata fascinans Invertebrates Not Listed Not Listed G5T4 SNR False Barren/Sparse Vegetation
No Accepted Common Name Cicurina bandera Invertebrates Not Listed Not Listed G2G3 S2 True Caves/Karst
Bandit Cave spider Cicurina bandida Invertebrates Not Listed Not Listed G2Q S1 True Very small, subterrestrial, subterranean obligate
Robber Baron Cave meshweaver Cicurina baronia Invertebrates LE Not Listed G1 S1 True Small, eyeless, or essentially eyeless spider; karst features in north and northwest Bexar County
No Accepted Common Name Cicurina barri Invertebrates Not Listed Not Listed G1G2 S1 True Caves/Karst
No Accepted Common Name Cicurina browni Invertebrates Not Listed Not Listed G1G2 S1 True Caves/Karst
No Accepted Common Name Cicurina buwata Invertebrates Not Listed Not Listed G1G2Q S2 True Caves/Karst
No Accepted Common Name Cicurina caliga Invertebrates Not Listed Not Listed GNR SNR False Caves/Karst
No Accepted Common Name Cicurina caverna Invertebrates Not Listed Not Listed G1G2 S1 True Caves/Karst
No Accepted Common Name Cicurina coryelli Invertebrates Not Listed Not Listed G1G2 S1 True Caves/Karst
No Accepted Common Name Cicurina ezelli Invertebrates Not Listed Not Listed G1G2 S1 True Caves/Karst
No Accepted Common Name Cicurina gruta Invertebrates Not Listed Not Listed G1G2 S1 True Caves/Karst
No Accepted Common Name Cicurina holsingeri Invertebrates Not Listed Not Listed G1G2 S1 True Caves/Karst
No Accepted Common Name Cicurina hoodensis Invertebrates Not Listed Not Listed GNR SNR False Caves/Karst
No Accepted Common Name Cicurina machete Invertebrates Not Listed Not Listed G1G2 S1 True Caves/Karst
Madla Cave meshweaver Cicurina madla Invertebrates LE Not Listed G1 S1 True Small, eyeless, or essentially eyeless spider; karst features in north and northwest Bexar County
No Accepted Common Name Cicurina mckenziei Invertebrates Not Listed Not Listed G1G2 S1 True Caves/Karst
No Accepted Common Name Cicurina medina Invertebrates Not Listed Not Listed G1G2 S1 True Caves/Karst
No Accepted Common Name Cicurina menardia Invertebrates Not Listed Not Listed G1G2 S1 True Caves/Karst
No Accepted Common Name Cicurina mixmaster Invertebrates Not Listed Not Listed GNR SNR False Caves/Karst
No Accepted Common Name Cicurina obscura Invertebrates Not Listed Not Listed G1G2 S1 True Caves/Karst
No Accepted Common Name Cicurina orellia Invertebrates Not Listed Not Listed G1G2 S1 True Caves/Karst