Methods of Take Sample Clauses

Methods of Take. The following is a list of activities that could result in incidental take: 1. Prescribed xxxxx conducted on TNC lands or adjacent properties may cause short- term impacts such as increased sedimentation or nutrient flows, and loss of pool habitat. Long-term effects are expected to be positive, resulting in improved watershed quality, increased infiltration, and higher base flows within covered habitats. 2. Grazing on adjacent lands within the watershed could result in take on TNC lands (examples include increased siltation of a stream due to overgrazing and erosion, cattle gaining access to habitats occupied by Gila topminnow and/or desert pupfish through damaged fences, etc.). 3. Contamination of water due to run-off from an old two-track road could result in take; however, this road will remain closed to the public, and conditions should continue to improve. It is anticipated that contaminant run-off will be reduced over time, as the road is no longer used. 4. Light recreational activities including hiking, camping, horseback riding, and hunting, could result in take caused by trampling of habitat, or minor pollution of stream segments from soaps, detergents, trash, etc. 5. Monitoring of Gila topminnow and desert pupfish populations as agreed upon in this Agreement may result in individuals being inadvertently, harmed, harassed, or killed. 6. Management actions to remove non-native aquatic species may cause harassment and possibly a small amount of mortality. 7. Reestablishment of vegetation within these sites or associated terrestrial sites may result in harassment and possibly a small amount of mortality. Nothing in this Agreement prevents the Permit holder from implementing management activities not described in the Agreement, as long as such actions maintain the original baseline conditions and the effects of such take are not significantly different from those discussed above. Management actions such as grazing on adjacent lands owned or managed by TNC will be scheduled in advance. Notification at least 60 days before activities that could result in take will be provided to the FWS. This will allow the FWS, in consultation with AGFD, the opportunity to relocate fish temporarily if necessary. If activities are going to require long-term removal of fish, arrangements can be made to house them at alternative locations or release them elsewhere. Take of pupfish and topminnow may also occur related to the capture, transport, release, and additional moni...
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Methods of Take. The following (including, but not limited to) activities that may result in take: 1. Contamination of water due to run-off from roadways, agricultural fields, etc.; 2. Contamination of water during pesticide application; 3. Intentional drying of the habitat; 4. Earthwork around occupied habitats; 5. Management actions to remove nonnative aquatic species;
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Methods of Take. The following is a list of activities which could result in incidental take: 1. Earthwork around basins; 2. Removal of non-native vegetation in basins; 3. Controlled xxxxx and/or mowing to limit the extent of emergent vegetation in and around the basin (will not be performed in main channel area); 4. Contamination of water inflow due to contaminated run-off from roadways; 5. Contamination of water in channel during pesticide application (applied to non-native vegetation or mosquito larvae); 6. Interruption of water inflow, either intentionally by ADOT or unintentionally due to extenuating circumstances, resulting in partial or complete drying of the channel; 7. Management actions to remove non-native aquatic species; 8. Monitoring of topminnow and pupfish populations in basin; 9. Use of basin as “living laboratory” by students, faculty, or other authorized individuals; 10. Take incurred during annual trash clean-ups at retention basins; and, 11. Loss of individuals due to operation of automatic pump (pump turns on when water level in basin reaches a specific level). In addition to the activities listed above (Items 1-10), factors beyond ADOT’s control could result in take of topminnow and/or pupfish. Examples of extenuating factors include, but are not limited to: invasion by non-native species such as non-native fishes, bullfrogs (Rana catesbeiana), and others, predation by native wildlife, interruption of water inflow resulting in complete drying of the stream channel, fire, drought and flooding. Efforts to salvage topminnow and pupfish will be initiated as soon as possible in the event that any of the above-mentioned activities occur. Any loss of the populations due to such disturbances may require supplemental stocking of topminnow and/or pupfish. ADOT will consult with THE SERVICE and AGFD to determine the appropriate source population for supplemental stockings.
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