Invasive Exotic Species Sample Clauses

Invasive Exotic Species. The Parties understand and agree that the issue of invasive exotic species is of concern at a regional level, and that to be effective, monitoring and management of invasive exotic species is best done on a cooperative, regional basis. Accordingly, the Licensee agrees to work in cooperation with the NCDWR and NCWRC to monitor invasive exotic species of concern at the Project, and to undertake control activities, as needed. The primary focus of the monitoring efforts will be on invasive aquatic plants, such as hydrilla, but will also consider other invasive aquatic species that may become established in the reservoirs, such as the Chinese mystery snail. The Licensee will help fund efforts to be undertaken by NCDWR or NCWRC to survey the Yadkin Project reservoirs periodically for the presence and extent of invasive, exotic aquatic species of concern. If at any time NCDWR or NCWRC determines the presence of invasive exotics in any of the Yadkin Project reservoirs is sufficient to be of concern to the agencies, the Licensee will work with the agencies to identify and undertake appropriate control actions on a cost-share basis. The Licensee will make up to $25,000 available annually, on a 50% cost- share basis, to support invasive aquatic species monitoring and control efforts undertaken by NCDWR or NCWRC in any Yadkin Project waters.
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