DESCRIPTION OF THE COVERED LANDS Sample Clauses

DESCRIPTION OF THE COVERED LANDS. Covered Lands [Include county and describe boundaries of the geographical area to be covered by the SHA. Include a map noting the area to be covered by the SHA. If the property owner is not enrolling the entire property in the SHA, explicitly indicate areas that are not included.]

DESCRIPTION OF THE COVERED LANDS. For purposes of this agreement, the “Covered Lands” consist of properties in the Old Mill District as shown on Figure 1. The covered lands include 170 acres of land including 6,909 linear feet along both banks of the Deschutes River, upstream and downstream of the Colorado Street Bridge, in the City of Bend, Deschutes County, Oregon. Each property has a legal description associated with it (see Exhibit A). Figure 1 depicts the ownership of the lands and location of the Casting Pond and the LSA Xxxxx, key habitat for the Oregon spotted frog. The covered lands include the Casting Pond, the LSA Xxxxx, and the riparian habitat on the banks of the Deschutes River above the ordinary high water line. Existing Conditions on Covered Lands‌

DESCRIPTION OF THE COVERED LANDS. Covered Lands The East Foundation enrolls the San Antonio Viejo Ranch in this Agreement. This property is approximately 607.5 kilometers 2 (150,121 acres) in southern Xxx Xxxx and northern Starr Counties, Texas. While the entire San Antonio Viejo Ranch is covered by this Agreement, conservation activities and management practices - including the actual release of ocelots - will be focused on the southern portion of the ranch where suitable ocelot habitat has been identified (Figure 2). The southern portion of the ranch is primarily Tamaulipan thornscrub communities composed of diverse brush species. Northern portions of the ranch are primarily grassland communities, though there are smaller, scattered patches of trees and brush present in the north. The San Antonio Viejo Ranch is a working cattle ranch supporting the East Foundation’s long- term mission to promote land stewardship through ranching, science, and education. San Antonio Viejo is the headquarters location for all East Foundation cattle operations in South Texas. The East Foundation operates a primarily cow-calf and xxxxxxx operation at the San Antonio Viejo Ranch. Vegetation management on the ranch is accomplished through prescribed fire, targeted herbicide applications, and mechanical treatment. Due to the lack of surface water on the property, water xxxxx and drinking stations are distributed throughout the San Antonio Viejo Ranch to provide drinking water for both cattle and wildlife. Internal fences are maintained throughout the ranch for managing cattle grazing distributions. Pasture sizes range from approximately 4.9 to 76.9 kilometers2 (1,200 to 19,000 acres). In addition to maintaining its cattle operations through grazing, feeding, and moving cattle, the East Foundation conducts normal and routine ranch activities. These include maintenance of the Ranch’s infrastructure, including 659 kilometers (410 miles) of fence lines, 140 combined windmills and electric and solar xxxxx, and 169 kilometers (105 miles) of sparsely travelled ranch access roads. East Foundation constructs additional ranch infrastructure as necessary to meet operational needs of ranching. The East Foundation has both full and partial mineral interests at the San Antonio Viejo Ranch. Lands being developed for oil and gas, in which the East Foundation owns the surface estate only and no portion of the mineral estate, are subject to surface use agreements between the East Foundation and the oil and gas operator. East Fou...