Placement of Fences Sample Clauses

Placement of Fences. Sage-grouse can collide with fences resulting in serious injury or death. Avoid construction of new fences within 0.6-mile of occupied leks or riparian areas where broods are known to concentrate. If fencing is needed for livestock management, mark fence. Reduces mortalities from collisions Describe the location of new fences. Consult with agency specialist to relocate, redesign (e.g., wood posts, buck and pole fences), or mark existing fences (e.g., wire markers) that occur within 0.6-mile of a lek, especially where previous collisions have been observed. Describe if existing fences within 0.6-mile of occupied leks were relocated, redesigned or marked.
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Placement of Fences. The corresponding conservation measures, conservation benefits, and compliance monitoring for each of the 16 threats can be found in a table on pages 30-36 of the Greater Sage-Grouse Umbrella CCAA for Wyoming Ranch Management at: http://xxx.xxx.xxx/wyominges/PDFs/Species_Listed/Umbrella_CCAA/WY% 20Statewide%20Ranch%20Management%20Sage-grouse%20CCAA.pdf CCAA Enrollment Information‌ What is the time frame for submitting a CCAA application? FWS is taking applications now. The listing decision is scheduled for September 2015. Applications should be submitted in a timely manner to realize the maximum CCAA benefits for landowners, sage-grouse, credit toward the listing decision, and the ranching industry. The FWS is continuing to discuss what the cutoff date for applications will be in relation to the listing decision. Do I have to enroll all my private lands if I wish to participate? No. As it is a voluntary agreement, it is up to you, the landowner, to decide what lands to include. There are many reasons you may want to exclude some of your private land. An example would be if you know a particular meadow was going to be tilled and planted with a seasonal crop. Another example would be if you intend to have wind energy developed on one portion of the ranch. What are the responsibilities a landowner incurs by enrolling in a CCAA? - Maintain contiguous habitat by avoiding fragmentation and avoid adverse impacts to sage grouse populations to the extent possible in addition to implementing selected conservation measures. - Monitor and report on compliance with the requirements of the CCAA permit. - Allow federal officials to enter the enrolled land to monitor the biological status of the sage grouse habitat, and assists in this effort as much as possible. - Implements a conservation management plan with 12 months following approval of a CCAA permit. What if I don’t have the technical expertise to write a conservation plan? Many prospective enrollees already have a conservation plan developed by the NRCS or your local conservation district which will meet the requirement. A template/outline is available to provide the specifics needed for a plan specifically for a CCAA. Those involved with the CCAA process including FWS and PAs will work with you to find appropriate expertise. Can I enroll lands that are in another state even though they are contiguous to Wyoming land as a part of my ranching operation based in Wyoming? Small/minor portions of private lands that cr...
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Placement of Fences. Sage-grouse can collide with fences resulting in serious injury or death. Avoid construction of new fences within 0.6- mile of occupied leks or riparian areas where broods are known to concentrate. If fencing is needed for livestock management, xxxx fence. Reduces mortalities from collisions. Describe the location of new fences. Consult with agency specialist to relocate, redesign (e.g., wood posts, buck and pole fences), or xxxx existing fences (e.g., wire markers) that occur within 0.6-mile of a lek, especially where previous collisions have been observed. Describe if existing fences within 0.6-mile of occupied leks were relocated, redesigned or marked. APPENDIX A‌ Basic Steps to Apply for an Individual CCA‌ This is a 5-step process with a simple screen to fill out first, prior to applying for a CCA. Once the screen is completed, the Fish and Wildlife Service will review the information submitted. In conjunction with the Forest Service, the Fish and Wildlife Service will gather the needed information. The Forest Service will help the Permittee complete the application.
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