Observe Habitat and Record Data Sample Clauses

Observe Habitat and Record Data. Observers walk through the sample plot, zig-zagging back and forth and recording data. The goal is to see the plants throughout the defined sample plot; observers may choose the best way to move through the area to achieve a confident visual characterization of the plot. At a minimum, required fields in Table 14-2 are recorded for each sample plot. When determining whether to collect optional data, Partners should consider the associated adaptive management thresholds. While not required, we encourage Partners to take photographs of the plot at the time of sampling to document conditions. Partners may choose to submit photographs as part of their annual reporting. The Program Administrator may also request photos as additional documentation of monitoring conducted.
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