Conservation Goals Clause Samples

Conservation Goals. [What are the specific conservation goals for this Enrolled Property?]

Conservation Goals. ‌ The Cooperators will conserve and enhance EMR on enrolled lands in Michigan during the life of this Agreement. This agreement implements a strategy that addresses EMR conservation from a landscape perspective, promotes the management of suitable habitat, and allows land managers the flexibility to actively manage suitable habitat while integrating specific guidance to minimize the loss of individual snakes. The primary conservation goal of this agreement on the part of the Service and the other cooperators is to conserve EMR by managing and restoring habitat for EMR on enrolled lands. The DNR is committed to the conservation, protection, management, use and enjoyment of the state's natural and cultural resources for current and future generations. To implement and achieve this mission the DNR has identified five goals: 1. Protect natural and cultural resources. 2. Ensure sustainable recreation use and enjoyment. 3. Enable strong natural resource-based economies. 4. Improve and build strong relationships and partnerships. 5. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ effective business practices and good governance. The DNR must consider the above listed five goals on DNR enrolled lands while simultaneously managing habitat for EMR. Specifically the conservation and sustainability of EMR on DNR enrolled lands will be met by their staff following the Management Strategies identified in Section 7.1. By implementing these strategies the DNR will ensure that suitable habitat will be available for EMR while minimizing impacts to individual snakes. There are 3 primary types of DNR administered lands and a description of the EMR conservation goals and their relationship to EMR conservation, are discussed below. The Camp Grayling National Guard Training Center exists on State of Michigan lands that are a mosaic of DNR and DMVA administrative responsibility. All Camp Grayling lands are included as enrolled lands. Camp Grayling is a multidisciplinary military training ground on which the DNR performs natural resource management as long as the management activity is deemed compatible with training. On these lands military training has precedence over resource management activities. Natural resource management activities strive to sustainably produce various forest products, enhance game and non-game wildlife habitat, including habitat for EMR, and protect areas of unique character while accommodating military training.

Conservation Goals. The primary objectives of this ▇▇▇▇ are to protect, enhance and restore instream habitat, improve water quality and riparian habitat, and reduce erosion and sedimentation to promote the continued existence and/or reestablishment of populations of the Covered Species in the [enter stream name] in the [upper Saline,

Conservation Goals. 1. Establish and maintain suitable habitat conditions on the landscape that could support additional populations of the island marble butterfly within the CCAA Emphasis Areas. 2. Create a mechanism to increase voluntary public participation in and support for effective conservation of the island marble butterfly. 3. Implement conservation goals #1 and #2 in a way that mimics the natural “patchy” habitat dynamic associated with this rare species and maximizes the operational flexibility needed on working lands.

Conservation Goals. ‌ The conservation goals of this Agreement are to protect, enhance, and expand habitat (spring, springbrook and outflow, pond, and wetland habitats and associated riparian areas) for the relict leopard frog, and to provide locations for the establishment of additional secure populations of, or in some cases, allow for subsequent natural population expansion of, the species on non-Federal lands below approximately 1000 meters Above Mean Sea Level (AMSL) within the Virgin, Muddy, and Colorado River drainages in ▇▇▇▇▇ County, Nevada. Under this Agreement, Cooperators will make habitat available to the relict leopard frog and will assist with habitat conservation for a (minimum) period of 10 years or the remainder of the 30- year Agreement, whichever is the longer duration.

Conservation Goals