Arizona Game and Fish Department Sample Clauses

Arizona Game and Fish Department. ‌ The AGFD is a wildlife management agency, and cooperates with HSWG partners to actively monitor and manage PYTH since 2012. In cooperation with DOD and USFS, AGFD has conducted extensive surveys of PYTH populations and their habitat through timed presence-absence surveys throughout the range of PYTH in Arizona. Recent Heritage-funded and Legacy-funded reports have provided information on the species distribution, status, threats, and habitat use in Arizona. AGFD will work with HSWG partners to monitor PYTH populations and their habitat on an agreed-on rotational schedule of sites to survey, or as opportunities arise, to determine population trends and document habitat conditions. As outlined in the SWAP (AGFD 2012b), the AGFD commits to coordinate with partners to achieve collaborative conservation and research goals, and to complete and implement the CCA with HSWG partners. • Conduct and continue to support population monitoring and habitat surveys, per an agreed-on rotational schedule of monitoring sites, in cooperation with HSWG partners. • In collaboration with HSWG partners, implement and study the effectiveness of habitat improvements for PYTH at extant and historical sites, with the goal to increase local site populations and to re-establish populations at extirpated sites. • Review, and as necessary revise and implement recommendations and guidelines for management of the PYTH and its habitats. AGFD’s Project Evaluation Program facilitates the incorporation of fish and wildlife resource needs or features in land and water development or management programs in Arizona, and is responsible for coordinating the Environmental Assessment Checklist (EAC) process. The EAC process strives to ensure that all AGFD activities comply with applicable laws, policies and directives including: NEPA, ESA, State and National Historic Preservation Acts, and granting entities and management plans. The EAC process also ensures coordination with affected land managers and land users. AGFD Policy I2.2, states that the AGFD will meet the objectives of NEPA on any project or program that may have an effect on the environment. The EAC process provides a systematic process for identifying issues and evaluating effects associated with a project or program. In addition to any project documentation, existing plans, blueprints, protocols, and maps, the EAC process requires a complete description of the proposed project and includes the following information, if applicable: habi...
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Arizona Game and Fish Department. An important component to AGFD’s mission, as detailed in Wildlife 20/20 AGFD’s Strategic Plan (AGFD 2012a), Nongame Wildlife Program narrative, is to manage rare species to maintain biological diversity and to maintain and restore native species diversity, population numbers and habitats. Additional documents such as the Arizona State Wildlife Action Plan 2012-2022 (SWAP; AGFD 2012b) further support these species conservation objectives. The activities described in this CA are consistent with the objectives outlined in those documents, and will be supported to the extent practicable by the AGFD. ARS 17-231.
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Arizona Game and Fish Department complete description of the discussion surrounding the group’s approval of the Path Forward document can be found in meeting minutes from the March 24, 2010 stakeholder meeting. The Arizona Game and Fish Department welcomes completion of the Path Forward document, dated March 24th, 2010. We appreciate the commitment and time invested by all stakeholders, setting the stage for successful implementation of the Four Forest Restoration Initiative (4FRI). The Department supports the Path Forward at Level 2, “Agreement with Reservations.” In accordance with decision rules adopted by the 4FRI collaborative, we present the following documentation of our reservations.
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Arizona Game and Fish Department. 1. Coordinate with non-federal landowners to determine site suitability. 2. Provide technical advice and assistance with obtaining necessary state permits that may be required to fulfill the terms of this Agreement. 3. Coordinate with the Service to determine appropriate genetic lineage to be stocked at each property, and conduct the stocking and/or augmentation of topminnow and/or pupfish. 4. Coordinate with Cooperators and the Service to determine a schedule for monitoring and reporting on compliance, as identified in section 9 of this Agreement. 5. Conduct compliance monitoring on Cooperators’ properties as identified in section 9 of this Agreement. 6. Assist Cooperators with biological monitoring as deemed necessary by each party, and/or as funds remain available to the Department to conduct monitoring of topminnow and pupfish populations. 7. The Department agrees to notify the Service before any planned action that will result in take. The Department agrees to notify the Service within five days of receipt of notice from the Cooperator of any such planned action.
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Arizona Game and Fish Department. Oversight Group: Working Group: Public Outreach Sub-Group: NEPA Review Sub-Group: Oversight Group: Working Group: Public Outreach Sub-Group: NEPA Review Sub-Group:
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