Kill b) Cut – Mezzanine (box room/ mezzanine/ receiving);
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Kill. These actions would potentially affect refuge resources since these bears could also have a significant part of their home range on the refuge. Locating the seasonal camp at a strategic distance from the outlet cabin or utilizing the outlet cabin as a seasonal camp would decrease the concentration and density of human use and thus reduce any potential effects on those bears or portion of the bear population that use the refuge as part of their home range. Since the seasonal camp could have up to 12 clients per day, some additional use beyond what is currently being observed on refuge lands at Meadow Creek and in the X'Xxxxxx and Cascade drainages (outside of the closed period), would likely occur. Operation of a seasonal camp from one of the locations specified above would not be expected to have any significant short or long term impact on refuge resources by displacement of bears or DLP mortality. This conclusion is predicated on the assumption that wildlife viewing would be conducted under conditions that did not displace bears and that clients would maintain a prescribed distance from any active bald eagle nests along the lakeshore. Seasonal camp activity in either the Karluk or Xxxxxxxx drainages would require a refuge special use permit and operations plan as is currently required for all commercial activities on the refuge. Xxxxxxxx River - Due to the difficult access to the Xxxxxxxx River, the seasonal camp in this drainage would likely be located on the lower river below the forks. This would place the camp a significant distance downstream from the high density bear feeding area in the upper river. This camp would not be expected to result in displacement or DLP mortality of bears on refuge lands. In addition, the camp would not be not expected to impact nesting bald eagles if clients maintained a prescribed distance from any active eagle nests. Overall use in the Xxxxxxxx would not be expected to have any significant short or long term impact on refuge resources. Thumb River - Operation of a structured bear viewing program on Easement lands in the Lower Thumb River is projected to be operated as in previous years, with bear viewers utilizing approximately 90 % of the available viewing days during the summer months. It is expected that the bear viewing program would be operated from approximately June 10 - October 30 and that up to 12 clients would be involved. This program would result in approximately 1,534 client use days (142 days, June 10 th...
