Geographic Focus Sample Clauses
Geographic Focus. The Parties agree that reintroduction activities shall not seek to establish or introduce populations of salmon, steelhead, or Pacific lamprey in the Lost River or its tributaries or the Tule Lake Basin, and any management objectives for such species shall exclude such areas.
Geographic Focus. The Coastal City Adaptation Project (CCAP) focuses its intervention on the most vulnerable coastal cities that are not currently receiving significant support from other donors. We are working in two cities: Pemba and Quelimane. Initially, the objective was to identify a third city, but in consultation with the project’s COR, we are postponing this decision until activities in these two cities are sufficiently advanced to allow us to determine which interventions hold the most potential for success. An option under consideration is to identify a few key, very successful interventions, and scale them in additional cities along the Mozambican coast.
Geographic Focus. National-level technical assistance in Mozambique (based in Maputo) and provincial-level technical assistance in the provinces of Nampula and Zambézia.
Geographic Focus. The two proposed landscapes (see Figure 2) present very different situations, requiring different strategies and approaches to improve conservation and strengthen governance. The large Prey Lang landscape (PLL) is ensconced in a critical watershed that cuts across four provinces. The unique ecological value of the core forest area extends over 80,000-100,000 hectares but approaches 300,000 hectares or more when buffer zones are included. Several forest concessionaires received approval to log some parts of the core area, but considerable overcutting led to suspension of work. Unlike the Eastern Plains landscape (EPL), no areas in the PLL have been granted protection status – no large-scale area management plans exist for sustainable forest management or conservation. However, some community forests have been, or are in the process of, designation in the periphery of the Prey Lang forest. The RGC has proposed a Protected Forest of approximately 400,000 hectares, including the “core” area.
Geographic Focus. UT’s efforts in data procurement, analysis, mapping, and data visualization shall focus on the following geographic regions:
I. Delaware Basin
II. Midland Basin Geographic regions other than those stated above may be considered as funding allows and in RRC’s sole discretion. If RRC elects to purchase data for other geographic regions, RRC shall issue a work order to UT.
Geographic Focus. Nampula and Sofala Province
Geographic Focus. The Project must be implemented in one or many countries that have MOUs active or under negotiation
Geographic Focus. The Project concentrates its efforts in two land-seascape areas. The first area is the lower Wami River basin, including the Xxxxxxx National Park, Maziwe Reserve and the coastal seascapes in the Pangani and Bagamoyo districts. The second, but less emphasized area is the Mkuranga district bordering the Rufiji-Mafia-Kilwa marine ecoregion. All three districts have high numbers of rural populations and coastal fishers – who are both very poor and dependent on these resources for their livelihoods. These three districts/land- seascapes have ICM action plans adopted, have ICM committees formed, and have staff ready to coordinate and implement action plans. In these districts, TCMP has already helped establish the enabling conditions for rapidly changing institutional behaviors, and achieving economic and environmental improvements.
Geographic Focus. This collaboration will focus on several target geographies so that the parties can provide proof of concept for new models for working with SFLs. The parties agree to focus on the Puget Sound basin where SFLs face a combination of development pressures, local market opportunities, and forest health issues from single species management on former industrial timberland. A focus on the Puget Sound basin will allow the parties to take advantage of DNR anchor forests and existing clusters of NNRG landowner members. The parties will be open to opportunities for advancing the intent of this collaboration throughout the Puget Sound basin, but will focus particular attention on the following two geographies: South Puget Sound (Thurston, Lewis, Grays Harbor and Xxxxx Counties) Nisqually River Basin (Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxxx and Xxxxx Counties)
Geographic Focus. The Parties agree that reintroduction activities shall not seek to establish or introduce populations of salmon, steelhead, or Pacific lamprey in the Lost River or its tributaries or the Tule Lake Basin, and any management objectives for such species shall exclude such areas.
C. SUPPORT FOR AUTHORIZATIONS AFFECTING OTHER SPECIFIC ISSUES The Non-Federal Parties will support certain authorizations, and implementation of activities pursuant to such authorizations, as follows.
1. The Parties are aware of amendment S. Amdt. 3288, filed on February 4, 2016, as a proposed amendment to amendment SA 2953 proposed to S. 2012. The Non-Federal Parties support and will support S. Amdt. 3288 (copy attached as Attachment B) and, should the amendment not become law, the Non-Federal Parties will support authorizations and directives consistent with those of S. Amdt. 3288 in other legislative measures whenever and however the opportunity may arise; provided that nothing in this Agreement is intended or shall be construed to require a Party to support a legislative measure that includes authorizations or terms unrelated to those provided in S. Amdt. 3288. Further, the Non-Federal Parties shall support actions and appropriations to implement S. Amdt. 3288 or comparable provisions. For purposes of this Section II.C.1 only, “support” as to the obligations of the States means that the States will support or will refrain from taking any action or making any statement in opposition to S. Amdt. 3288 or comparable provisions.
2. The Parties commit to consider in good faith the support of other legislative measures or other initiatives that relate to the interests of one or more of the Parties.
A. Operations of the Klamath Reclamation Project and Related Matters With respect to issues pertaining to water use, fisheries, and other resource-related matters, Parties will work collaboratively to minimize conflict consistent with their interests and obligations, and support the use of authorities that exist or may become available to serve that end.
B. Water Quality and Habitat The Parties will support appropriate studies and collaborative actions to address: (i) coarse sediment management in the Klamath River between Keno Dam and the Shasta River confluence; and