Lack of Self-Sustaining Population within Suitable Habitat Sample Clauses

Lack of Self-Sustaining Population within Suitable Habitat. It is possible that a self-sustaining population of the Covered Species within Zone B will no longer be capable of being self-sustaining within the timeframe of this agreement, and efforts to promote a self-sustaining population within portions of a CPA within Zone B could be unsuccessful. A large chemical spill, for example, could wipe out a population that cannot be re- established. If this occurs, TRA will coordinate with USFWS to change the CCAA, Permit, and related documents using one or more of the processes in Section 15, as appropriate, to reclassify the affected portions of a CPA. And if the threats that led to the demise of the population are resolved or can be resolved through feasible means then TRA will work with USFWS and TPWD to consider reintroduction into the same reach.
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