Unavoidable Project Mortality definition

Unavoidable Project Mortality refers to the assumed 9% mortality caused by the Project to Plan Species that is compensated through the tributary and hatchery programs.

Examples of Unavoidable Project Mortality in a sentence

  • However, should adult survival rates fall below 98% but the Combined Adult and Juvenile survival rates be maintained above 91%, additional hatchery compensation for adult losses, toward a maximum contribution of 7% compensation provided through hatchery programs, would be utilized to provide compensation for Unavoidable Project Mortality.

  • NNI consists of two components: (1) 91% Combined Adult and Juvenile Project Survival achieved by project improvement Measures implemented within the geographic area of the Project, (2) 9% compensation for Unavoidable Project Mortality provided through hatchery and tributary programs, with 7% compensation provided through hatchery programs and 2% compensation provided through tributary programs.

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