SURVEYS & MONITORING Sample Clauses

SURVEYS & MONITORING. It is primarily the responsibility of state wildlife management agencies (Wyoming, Colorado, and New Mexico) to conduct surveys to determine current distribution of boreal toad populations and collect information about this species and its use of habitat. USGS/BRD and federal land management agencies will assist in these surveys where appropriate and feasible or where gaps exist. Determining presence is conclusive if one sees a boreal toad, its eggs or larvae. Photographic documentation of observations at new locations is recommended. Lack of observation of boreal toads is never conclusive evidence that toads are not present. A single visit to a location is not reliable since toads are cryptic and sub-adults usually do not congregate at breeding sites. It becomes substantially more difficult to detect adult boreal toads after the breeding season, although searching for xxxxxxxx can be an effective survey method in mid to late summer.

SURVEYS & MONITORING. Appropriate surveys and personnel monitoring under the close supervision of technically competent people are essential in achieving radiological protection and shall be made in determining compliance with safety regulations. The review demonstrated that the MRCR impose requirements on the licensees to conduct surveys to evaluate potential exposures from sources of radiation. Likewise, the MRCR contain requirements for personnel monitoring. All of these requirements are based on, and consistent with, the equivalent requirements contained in NRC regulations. The MRCR further specify requirements similar to those in NRC regulations for the training and experience of workers. The NRC staff believes that the MRCR requirements are adequate to assure the technical competency of workers conducting surveys and monitoring. Reference: Massachusetts Regulations for the Control of Radiation at 105 CMR 120.225.