Regional Wildlife and Biodiversity Monitoring Sample Clauses

Regional Wildlife and Biodiversity Monitoring. In 2009, the Government of Alberta initiated discussions with industry to develop a framework for regional terrestrial and biodiversity monitoring in the oil sands. A regional terrestrial monitoring joint working group (JWG) was struck to develop a terms of reference, governance structure and workplan. The goal of this JWG was to improve the quality of monitoring done to fulfill clauses in EPEA approvals for oil sands developments, and to move beyond the current focus on individual developments to a more integrated regional monitoring program. The JWG evolved to its current format in 2010, as the joint industry-government Ecological Monitoring Committee for the Lower Athabasca (EMCLA). EMCLA currently addresses three primary areas: caribou movement, rare plants, and rare animals (owls, amphibians and yellow rails); these areas are not adequately addressed at the provincial scale of the ABMI. Xxxxx is an active representative on the EMCLA, as well as on the committee’s project teams.
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