Cooperative management. For the purpose of this article, the Cooperative Management Team (CMT) shall consist of the NCWRC, NCDENR, USFWS, NMFS, TNC and the Licensee, with the RPLG as an ex officio member.
Cooperative management. Parties will cooperatively seek additional partnerships, and where appropriate, funds and authorities to achieve shared Tribal and USFWS marten management goals. They will also work to identify additional resources, agencies, and authorities that can facilitate the goals of the Parties, as outlined in the 2006 DOI and Yurok Tribe Agreement “Cooperative Management of Tribal and Federal Lands in the Klamath River Basin of California.”
Cooperative management. 1. Party A provides free equipment related to “Xxxxxx - Xxx Bei Ka Fei” and “Capsule” (see Attachment 1 “Xxxxxx - Xxx Bei Ka Fei” Equipment Distribution List). Party B shall enjoy “Xxxxxx - Xxx Bei Ka Fei” with regards to the right to use the equipment for 1 year, and the “Xxxxxx - Xxx Bei Ka Fei” Equipment Distribution List has been arranged and distributed to party B after party B and party A sign the cooperation agreement of “Xxxxxx - Xxx Bei Ka Fei”, the agreement number is ______________.
Cooperative management. Within referenced Trail segments, the Forest Service will be the Agency Partner as that term is used in the Comprehensive Plan for the Appalachian Trail. This Agreement does not alter existing cooperative management arrange- ments the Forest Service has with the Appalachian Trail Conference and its constituent trail clubs. In recognition of the important role of volunteers in the establishment and management of the Appalachian Trail, the Forest Service may enter into new or amended agreements with the Appalachian Trail Con- xxxxxxx or other organizations to further define and delegate trail management functions on trail lands it administers in accordance with section 7(h) of the National Trails System Act, as amended (16 U.S.C. §1246(h)). The Forest Service and the National Park Service agree to consult prior to entering into any such agreement under said section 7(h) in order to promote a consistent national policy toward trail management.
