Other Activities on the Enrolled Property. Covered activities described below may or may not be realized during the term and will be dependent on financial and managerial decisions within the KS management and leadership team. All participants in these Covered Activities will receive information describing the Covered Species in the area proposed for the activity and any applicable restrictions imposed by this SHA. The Enrollee will incorporate restrictions into all new, and renewals of, access agreements, leases, licenses and other similar agreements that provide for access so others are aware of the avoidance measures included in the Agreement and act in accordance with its provisions. Access agreements will also specify that any sub-access agreements issued by KS lessees and licensees must also include such restrictions. KS will not be held responsible for impacts to Covered Species by parties not under the control of KS that have been issued access agreements that contain or have reference to all the applicable restrictions within this Agreement, or by parties issued sub-access agreements by KS lessees or licensees. Some activities listed below will be restricted to areas that are not designated Conservation District Land, as per applicable requirements specified in State law and implementing rules unless applicable permits are obtained. Activities that could occur anywhere on the Enrolled Property: • Educational activities. • Ecotourism activities, such as guided hikes and overnight stays. Filming and photography. • Scientific research to be conducted on the Enrolled Property. • Restoration of existing man-made structures, including Keawewai cabin (located in Forest Bird Stratum 1). • Traditional and cultural practices. • Gathering of non-timber forest products for cultural and educational purposes. • Natural resources management trainings, such as primary bird counting and rare plant identification. • Construction and operation of a network of trails. Trail construction activities may result in the loss or destruction of individuals of plant Covered Species (outplants, propagules), excluding special-concern species. Additionally, due to the ephemeral nature of some of these species life histories, individual plants may be missed during surveys, resulting in their loss or destruction from construction or use of trails. The impact of this loss is anticipated to be minor or negligible to the survival and recovery of the Covered Species. • Road construction activities. Road construction and maint...
