Ranch Operational Activities Sample Clauses

Ranch Operational Activities. DLL employs the use of irrigation and motorized vehicles in general Ranch operations. Although infrequent, activities associated with the construction, operation, or maintenance of irrigation equipment may result in disturbance or mortality of GSG. Similarly, ATVs and snowmobiles are used for all types of ranching, farming, wildlife, and property management activities, and may cause disturbance or mortality of GSG. The usage of ATVs for these activities is usually over existing roads and trails, but off-road usage also occurs. However, snowmobile usage in the winter may occur over any part of the Ranch. Prior to irrigation or motorized vehicle activities, individuals are educated and informed about avoidance of critical areas for GSG, when possible. Conservation measures with respect to these activities are set forth in this Agreement and in Table 2. Employees, contractors, agents, and invitees of DLL may use drones on the Ranch as an alternative to or in conjunction with other Ranch practices, such as monitoring cattle and wildlife by horseback, ATV, or snowmobile. Drones may disturb GSG during all life cycles. Use of drones will be avoided in the timeframe that spans one hour before sunset until two hours after sunrise within 0.25 miles of a lek during the breeding season (February 15 to May 31). Also, the use of drones over wintering habitat during periods of heavy snow and low temperatures will be avoided to the extent practicable. Individuals that use drones on the Ranch are educated and informed about avoidance, when possible, of GSG leks during the breeding season.
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