Restoration and Enhancement Sample Clauses

Restoration and Enhancement. A. Provide a Wildlife Biologist position to serve as the Wetland Manager at the Preserve. This position will have the primary responsibility for oversight of the managed wetlands program at the Preserve. The cost of this position and any professional training required will be shared by DU and the BLM. B. Provide planning, consulting, and heavy equipment services for wetland and riparian creation and restoration projects on the Preserve. The amount of services would be based on the project priorities as defined in the Preserve’s March 2008 Final Management Plan and the Annual Work Plans, as well as on the availability of staff and funding.
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Restoration and Enhancement. A. The CDFW will undertake habitat enhancement for the benefit of threatened and endangered species and other species of conservation or management importance. B. Upland habitat will be preserved, enhanced and managed to provide buffer areas, and foraging and roosting habitat for threatened and endangered species and other species of conservation or management importance. Agricultural activities will be managed to provide wildlife habitat and enhancement of the natural features of the land. Aquatic habitats will be managed to provide fish passage and rearing habitats for native fish species, amphibians, and reptiles.
Restoration and Enhancement. A. As appropriate, and if adequate funding is obtained, oversee the creation and restoration of managed wetlands on the Preserve properties. As the lead Party in wetlands restoration, DU will coordinate with the other Parties on restoration planning; supervise and coordinate wetland contractors during Preserve projects; and complete post-construction inspections of wetland projects.
Restoration and Enhancement. A. Provide the resources necessary, and/or enter into agreements with other Preserve partners, to restore, manage, enhance, and maintain County- owned properties at the Preserve.
Restoration and Enhancement. A. Plan and implement riparian and grassland restoration projects on the Preserve. This includes restoration design, obtaining the required permits, volunteer recruitment, and subsequent maintenance of projects for a minimum of three years, or as funding permits. This also includes coordination and technology transfer to other Parties desiring to conduct riparian restoration.
Restoration and Enhancement. A. Where possible, DWR will undertake habitat enhancement for the protection and reintroduction of threatened and endangered species. Species of concern include, but are not limited to giant garter snake (Thamnophis couchii gigas), Swainson's hawk (Buteo swainsoni), river otter (Lutra canadensis), ringtail (Bassariscus astutus), tricolored blackbird (Agelaius tricolor), the valley elderberry longhorn beetle (Desmocerus californicus dimorphus) and the greater sandhill crane (Grus canadensis tabida). B. Upland habitat will be preserved, enhanced and managed to provide buffer areas, and foraging and roosting habitat for those threatened and endangered species noted above. Where possible, agricultural activities will be managed to provide wildlife habitat and enhancement of the natural features of the land.
Restoration and Enhancement. A. Work closely with the Preserve Manager and other interested Parties to ensure that easement and restoration agreements are being properly implemented with respect to the goals of the WRP Program. The NRCS may prepare a site-specific restoration and management plan for each property held under a WRP easement or they may tier off of the Preserve’s March 2008 Final Management Plan, Annual Work Plan, or other documents and agreements as necessary. An NRCS Conservation Plan must be developed to address any restoration or enhancement activities, while all management activities will be addressed through the annual Compatible Use Authorization (CUA) process. B. Provide technical expertise to Parties on other USDA-NRCS Conservation Programs so the Preserve can more fully integrate wildlife habitat restoration activities into their agricultural program, and take full advantage of all NRCS programs.
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Restoration and Enhancement. A. Facilitate planning for wetland, riparian and cultural resources restoration projects on the Preserve that can include student volunteers. Opportunities to involve K-12 and higher education students and teachers in restoration efforts will be promoted, when appropriate.
Restoration and Enhancement. A. As appropriate, and if adequate funding is available, participate in the development and implementation of restoration proposals through coordination with the other Parties. Participation could include proposal review and consultant selection B. As funding allows, provide technical assistance in the evaluation of Preserve management options and non-native invasive species control.

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