General habitat definition
General habitat means an area providing habitat for sage grouse but not identified as a core area
General habitat means occupied (seasonal or year-round) sage-grouse habitat outside core and low density habitats.
General habitat means an area providing habitat for sage grouse but not identified as a core area or connectivity area.
Examples of General habitat in a sentence
General habitat types are categorized as cropland, rangeland, timber/riparian, wetlands and reservoir.
General habitat and associated vegetation surveys involved a pedestrian Relevé sampling procedure (MNDNR, 2007).
If the date of such completion is on or before [***], Terumo shall pay to OBIO, in consideration of the work that is required to be completed by OBIO in furtherance of achieving the third Milestone as set forth in Section 3.1(f) below within ten (10) Business Days after [***], five million U.S. dollars ($5,000,000) (“Second Milestone Payment”).
General habitat requirements for the species are clear, high gradient streams with small to moderate sized gravel bottomed streams.