Net Conservation Benefit to Hawaiian Stilt and Hawaiian Coot Sample Clauses

Net Conservation Benefit to Hawaiian Stilt and Hawaiian Coot. The Parties agree that Hawaiian Stilt and Hawaiian Coot benefit from the Conservation Measures in the Conservation Area described in Section 7 and Appendix A of this Agreement which include, but are not limited to, creation of small areas of predator-free habitat where no foraging and nesting habitat currently exists. The Parties agree that given the size of the Conservation Area and the territoriality of individuals of these two waterbird species, the ponds and habitat in the Conservation Area are not likely to support a large population of waterbirds or increase dispersal to other parts of the island; rather, the area is most likely to host temporary foraging by individuals or small numbers of waterbirds, or a few (<10) individuals that choose to nest. Conservation Measures in the Conservation Area, including, but not limited to, routine maintenance of the predator proof enclosure could result in harassment or harm to the waterbird inhabitants, causing temporary flushing of a foraging bird from the Conservation Area. However, the Parties expect these to be extremely rare events given the avoidance and minimization measures in place that reduce and eliminate noise and activites if either of the Covered Species are present in the Conservation Area. Predator control failures and maintenance activities may result in lethal Take but are expected to be extremely rare events. The Parties agree that creation of the Conservation Area provides foraging and nesting benefits for the Hawaiian Coot and Hawaiian Stilt. The Parties Agree that the Conservation Area provides foraging and nesting services to the Covered Species for the term of this Agreement which is an overall Net Conservation Benefit to the Hawaiian Coot and Hawaiian Stilt.
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