ECOLOGICAL SERVICES Sample Clauses

ECOLOGICAL SERVICES. 1. We will conduct office research of existing available ecological data prior to site inspection to determine the potential for wetland habitats and endangered species for the subject parcel. We will also review current regulatory restraints as they relate to your parcel.
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ECOLOGICAL SERVICES. Required work will include environmental analysis, impact documentation, and development of corrective measures and their associated costs. Technical work to support permit requirements under the Clean Water Act (i.e., Section 401 and 404), including wetland delineations and mitigation plans; biological assessments of fish and wildlife resources, including endangered species investigations in accordance with Federal and State requirements; preparation of Integrated Natural Resource Management Plans, development of wildlife mitigation plans and habitat evaluation and assessment may also be required. Required work will include ecological analyses, planning, and monitoring of aquatic, wetland and terrestrial ecosystems. Additionally, evaluation of ecosystem restoration benefits computations leading to National Ecosystem Restoration (NER) Plan that includes that evaluation of habitat quality and quantity evaluation is required. Knowledge of riverine/stream, wetland, riparian, bottomland, lake/reservoir, estuary, and coastal ecosystems are required.

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