MONITOR POPULATIONS AND HABITAT AND CONDUCT Sample Clauses

MONITOR POPULATIONS AND HABITAT AND CONDUCT. RESEARCH TO SUPPORT RECOVERY ACTIONS (RESEARCH, MONITORING, AND DATA MANAGEMENT) V.A. Conduct research to acquire life history information and enhance scientific techniques required to complete recovery actions. V.A.
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MONITOR POPULATIONS AND HABITAT AND CONDUCT. RESEARCH TO SUPPORT RECOVERY ACTIONS (RESEARCH, MONITORING, AND DATA MANAGEMENT) V.A. Survey native and nonnative fish in Xxxxxxx River (UDWR funding outside of Program). UDWR Complete
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MONITOR POPULATIONS AND HABITAT AND CONDUCT. RESEARCH TO SUPPORT RECOVERY ACTIONS (RESEARCH, MONITORING, AND DATA MANAGEMENT) V.A. Conduct research to acquire life history information and enhance scientific techniques required to complete recovery actions. UDWR's work under Three Species Plan finding good populations of roundtail, flannelmouth and bluehead suckers, and the first recorded age-0 Colorado pikeminnow was captured this year (50 miles upstream of the mouth). V. A.1. Determine relative abundance and fate of Colorado pikeminnow congregation below Xxxxxx Reservoir. FWS-FR Complete Xxxxxxx 1997. ACTIVITY WHO STATUS FY 10 10/09-9/10 FY 11 10/10-9/11 FY 12 10/11-9/12 FY 13 10/12-9/13 FY 14 10/13-9/14 OUT- YEARS Assessment of significant accomplishments (!) and shortcomings (X), (Focused on February 1, 2009 - January 31, 2010) V.A.
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MONITOR POPULATIONS AND HABITAT AND CONDUCT. RESEARCH TO SUPPORT RECOVERY ACTIONS (RESEARCH, MONITORING, AND DATA MANAGEMENT) V.A. Conduct research to acquire life history information and enhance scientific techniques required to complete recovery actions. White River Work Group continues to meet and is developing a White RiverConservation Plan. V.A. 1. Determine relative abundance and fate of Colorado pikeminnow congregation below Xxxxxx Reservoir. FWS-FR Complete Xxxxxxx 1997. V.A. 2. Monitor the White River fish community downstream of Xxxxxx Reservoir to determine long-term effects of mainstream impoundment on the White River. FWS-FR Complete Xxxxxxx 1997. ! PIT tag antenna array installed by Bonaza Bridge to monitor PIT tagged endangered and 3-species fish. Last modified: 1/18/2013 2:24:42 PM ACTIVITY WHO STATUS FY 1310/12-9/13 FY 1410/13-9/14 FY 1510/14-9/15 FY 16 10/15-9/16 FY 17 10/16-9/17 OUT YEARS Assessment of significant accomplishments (!) and shortcomings (X), (Focused on February 1, 2012 - January 31, 2013) I. PROVIDE AND PROTECT INSTREAM FLOWS (HABITAT MANAGEMENT) I.A. Colorado River above Gunnison River 3. Provide a depletion accounting report as outlined in the 15-Mile Reach PBO. I.A.3.a. Collect data. CWCB/FWS- ES/BR Ongoing X X X X X X I.A.3.
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MONITOR POPULATIONS AND HABITAT AND CONDUCT. RESEARCH TO SUPPORT RECOVERY ACTIONS (RESEARCH, MONITORING, AND DATA MANAGEMENT) V.A. Survey native and nonnative fish in Dolores River (UDWR funding outside of Program). BC: UDWR did fish community survey on Dolores on 2006. UDWR Complete
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MONITOR POPULATIONS AND HABITAT AND CONDUCT. RESEARCH TO SUPPORT RECOVERY ACTIONS (RESEARCH, MONITORING, AND DATA MANAGEMENT) V.A. Conduct research to acquire life history information and enhance scientific techniques required to complete recovery actions. V. A.1. Determine relative abundance and fate of Colorado pikeminnow congregation below Xxxxxx Reservoir. FWS-FR Complete Xxxxxxx 1997. V.A.
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MONITOR POPULATIONS AND HABITAT AND CONDUCT. RESEARCH TO SUPPORT RECOVERY ACTIONS (RESEARCH, MONITORING, AND DATA MANAGEMENT) V.A. Conduct population estimate for humpback chub. (Estimate/trend information will be obtained via CPUE during nonnative fish removal passes.) FWS Ongoing X X X X X X Researchers recommend continuing monitoring and tagging chub. Recaptured fish are becoming more common from previous tagging, and fish from the Green River have been captured. 25000 0 1915 1935 1955 1975 1995 2015 19,600 cfs 2011 Peak 134 cfs base flow August 18 – 22, 2011 releases from the 5000 af CWCB Pool totaled 1820 af to assist biologists in removing nonnative fish. Elkhead Reservoir endangered fish pools are managed to ensure minimum flows of at least 93–134 cubic-feet-per-second (cfs; preferably 120 cfs or greater) at the Xxxxxxx xxxx during August–October. A caveat is that the Recovery Program may request other release scenarios to support research and management actions deemed appropriate to assist in recovery of the endangered fishes.
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MONITOR POPULATIONS AND HABITAT AND CONDUCT. RESEARCH TO SUPPORT RECOVERY ACTIONS (RESEARCH, MONITORING, AND DATA MANAGEMENT) V.A. Conduct research to acquire life history information and enhance scientific techniques required to complete recovery actions. UDWR's work under Three Species Plan finding good populations of roundtail, flannelmouth and bluehead suckers, and the first recorded age-0 Colorado pikeminnow was captured this year (50 miles upstream of the mouth). A White River Technical Advisory Group is meeting to determine native fish priorities for the White River in Utah (precipitated by finding Colorado pikeminnow and the pending flow recommendations). The Group is developing a White River Conservation Plan. V.A.1. Determine relative abundance and fate of Colorado pikeminnow congregation below Xxxxxx Reservoir. FWS-FR Complete Xxxxxxx 1997. V.A.
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MONITOR POPULATIONS AND HABITAT AND CONDUCT. RESEARCH TO SUPPORT RECOVERY ACTIONS (RESEARCH, MONITORING, AND DATA MANAGEMENT) V.A. Measure and document population and habitat parameters to determine status and biological response to recovery actions. In 2017, mark-recapture (M/R) population estimates for adult and juvenile humpback chub continued in Black Rocks and Westwater canyons; and CPE- based monitoring occurred for this species in Cataract canyon of the Colorado River. The 2nd year of the most recent 3 -yr rotation of M/R estimates for juvenile and adult Colorado pikeminnow occurred in the Green River Basin. Annual monitoring for Colorado pikeminnow YOY occurred throughout the Upper Basin. V.A. 1. Conduct interagency data management program to compile, manage, and maintain all research and monitoring data collected by the Recovery Program. FWS-FR Ongoing X X X X X X X STReaMS continues to improve with new structural component and additional datasets being added. Quality control and assessment and batch upload tools were created as scheduled. Advanced query builders were postponed to support the development of flagging tools that allow users to understand the quality of the data. In 2018, the focus will switch to advanced query builders and custom user tools. V.A.1. a. Develop basinwide razorback monitoring program (implementation to be reflected in sub-basin worksheets). Bestgen et al. 2012.
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