ON-FARM EFFICIENCY CONSERVATION AGREEMENTConservation Agreement • November 15th, 2013 • California
This On-Farm Efficiency Conservation Agreement ("Agreement") is entered into as of [insert date] (“Effective Date”) by and between Imperial Irrigation District ("IID") and the person(s) or entity(ies) referred to as "Conserving Party" and listed on the signature page of this Agreement. IID and Conserving Party are sometimes referred to individually as "Party" and collectively as "Parties." The Parties agree that this Agreement is in full force and effect as of the Effective Date.
CONSERVATION AGREEMENT AND STRATEGY FORConservation Agreement • March 8th, 2011
CONSERVATION AGREEMENT AND STRATEGYConservation Agreement • September 13th, 2020
We thank the members of the Least Chub Conservation Team and other involved parties for their interest, cooperation, and contribution in revising and developing this document. Their involvement was an essential part of the completion of the Least Chub Agreement and Strategy. Karen Barnett, Mark Belk, Marianne Crawford, Joan Degiorgio, Russ Findlay, Richard Fridell, Chris Keleher, Tom Mendenhall, Mike Mills, Ben Nadolwski, Tom Pettengill, Rus Rader, Paul Thompson, Kevin Wheeler, Maureen Wilson, Elaine York provided valuable data and comments during the preparation of this document.
CONSERVATION AGREEMENT FOR PACIFIC LAMPREYConservation Agreement • November 5th, 2021
ContractConservation Agreement • May 6th, 2016 • Australian Capital Territory
CONSERVATION AGREEMENTConservation Agreement for the protection and conservation of the Grey-headed Flying-fox (Pteropus poliocephalus) Minister for the Environment on behalf of the Commonwealth of Australia Sunshine Coast Regional Council
Conservation AgreementConservation Agreement • January 13th, 2012 • Tasmania
Schedule 1 – Map of the area identified as ‘Immediate Protected Area (430,000 ha)’ at Attachment A to the Tasmanian Forests Intergovernmental Agreement
CONSERVATION AGREEMENTConservation Agreement • October 5th, 1998
This Conservation Agreement deals with conservation and protection of the San Xavier talussnail (Sonorella eremita) hereinafter referred to as the "Talussnail", a southern Arizona endemic land snail that has been proposed for Federal listing as an endangered species under the Endangered Species Act. At this time, status surveys indicate that the Talussnail occurs in an area of approximately 15 by 30 meters (50 by 100 feet) on lands owned by the El Paso Natural Gas Company, hereinafter referred to as "EPNG", on a single hill in Pima County. The Talussnail is restricted to a deep, northwestward-facing, limestone rock slide on the hill. The hill is on private land and is adjacent to land owned by the Bureau of Land Management. Arizona Electric Power Cooperative, Inc., hereinafter referred to as "AEPCO", has been granted a perpetual easement for a site on the hill-top and has assumed responsibility for maintaining the access road to the hill-top. Potential threats include urban development
ContractConservation Agreement • May 12th, 2016 • Tasmania
CONSERVATION AGREEMENT Conservation Agreement for the protection and conservation of areas of State Forest separating the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area from adjoining wood production coupes
CONSERVATION AGREEMENTConservation Agreement • September 27th, 2022
This conservation plan also includes all provisions for conservation measures as required by the Code of Virginia, the Fairfax County Public Facilities Manual, the Subdivision or Zoning Ordinances, and/or Chapter 104 of The Code of the County of Fairfax, Virginia; and
CONSERVATION AGREEMENT FOR PACIFIC LAMPREYConservation Agreement • September 19th, 2022
CONSERVATION AGREEMENT FOR THE WABASCA AND RONALD LAKE BISON HERDS:Conservation Agreement • June 24th, 2021
AND WHEREAS Wood Bison is a Priority Species under the Pan-Canadian Approach to Transforming the Conservation and Recovery of Species at Risk in Canada;
CONSERVATION AGREEMENTConservation Agreement • August 23rd, 2019
WHEREAS the Woodland Caribou, Boreal population (hereinafter referred to as “boreal caribou”) is a species that has been listed as Threatened on Schedule 1 under the federal Species at Risk Act, and listed under Newfoundland and Labrador’s Endangered Species Act, as Threatened;
CONSERVATION AGREEMENT FORConservation Agreement • September 11th, 2018
Preparation of the Agreement was coordinated by Joanna Hatt, Mike Ruhl, and Kirk Patten of the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish. Biologists, researchers, and administrators from all signatory agencies and supporting organizations provided significant input to this document.
CONSERVATION AGREEMENT ANDConservation Agreement • March 13th, 2015
Figure 1. Photographs of Columbia spotted frogs............................................................... S-3 Figure 2. Distribution of Columbia spotted frogs in the Great Basin DPS ......................... S-6 Figure 3. Jarbidge-Independence and Ruby Mountain subpopulations and associated
CONSERVATION PLAN AND AGREEMENTConservation Agreement • May 17th, 2002
This Conservation Plan is dedicated to Mr. Chris Garber who died in an avalanche on January 7, 1996, while cross-country skiing in the Snowy Range Mountains of Wyoming. Chris spent many hours searching for the boreal toad and was a key source of information on the toad in Wyoming. The Boreal Toad Recovery Team and his many friends and colleagues will sorely miss him, and the world will miss his dedication to wildlife conservation. We hope his spirit has found the joy and tranquility he sought in life.
CONSERVATION AGREEMENT AND STRATEGYConservation Agreement • February 5th, 2021
CONSERVATION AGREEMENTConservation Agreement • January 31st, 2019
• New National Protected Area Expansion calls for target setting based on ecosystem types, prioritizing vulnerable ecosystem types
AGREEMENT AND STRATEGYConservation Agreement • March 8th, 2004
Conservation Objectives, Strategies and Actions to be Implemented ................ S-23 Conservation Strategy Implementation Schedule .................................. S-30 Bibliography .............................................................. S-38
Conservation AgreementConservation Agreement • July 2nd, 2020
Beneficiary Conservation AgreementConservation Agreement • August 20th, 2018
This agreement rests on cooperation and goodwill between the village livestock committee and Meat Naturally Pty (MNP). By signing this agreement both parties agree to follow the guidelines in this document to the best of their abilities.
CONSERVATION AGREEMENT FOR THEConservation Agreement • September 17th, 2020
CONSERVATION AGREEMENT FOR THE GUNNISON SAGE-GROUSEConservation Agreement • June 18th, 2013
Candidate Conservation Agreement with AssurancesConservation Agreement • October 22nd, 2008
Candidate Conservation Agreement with Assurances for Lesser Prairie-ChickensConservation Agreement • October 14th, 2022
Candidate Conservation Agreement with Assurances for the Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake in MichiganConservation Agreement • May 2nd, 2013
CONSERVATION AGREEMENT AND STRATEGY FOR THE SUB- GLOBOSE SNAKE PYRG (PYRGULOPSIS SAXATILIS)Conservation Agreement • March 4th, 2020
We thank all of the involved agencies for assisting in the development and production of this document. It outlines, reiterates, and summarizes information provided by personnel from the
CONSERVATION AGREEMENTConservation Agreement • October 12th, 2018 • New South Wales
The Minister for the time being administering the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974 ("the Minister") of 52 Martin Place SYDNEY NSW 2000.
CONSERVATION AGREEMENTConservation Agreement • November 20th, 2019
Conservation Agreement and Strategy for Springsnails in Nevada and UtahConservation Agreement • June 3rd, 2021
Chris Crookshanks (NDOW), Jon Sjöberg (NDOW), Eric Miskow (NDNH), Kristin Szabo (NDNH), Kate Holcomb (UDWR), Kevin Wheeler (UDWR), Jeff Jenness (SSI), Larry Stevens (SSI), Cassie Mellon (BLM), Chad Mellison (USFWS), Michael Schwemm (USFWS), Laurel Saito (TNC), Rachel Van Horne (USFS), Matthew Phillippi (USDA NRCS), John Wullschleger (NPS)
CONSERVATION AGREEMENTConservation Agreement • March 2nd, 2020
CONSERVATION AGREEMENT AND STRATEGY FOR GRAHAM’S BEARDTONGUE (PENSTEMON GRAHAMII) ANDConservation Agreement • April 4th, 2017
This range-wide demographic monitoring plan was written by the interdisciplinary Penstemon Conservation Team Demographic Sub-committee and approved by the PCT. Implementation of this monitoring plan is expected to begin in May of 2017 (pilot year) and will continue for the duration of the conservation agreement. The results from the pilot year will be used to determine final monitoring, sampling, and field protocol methods. Changes to the plan may occur after initial pilot data are examined. The Vernal and White River Field Offices of the BLM will conduct the monitoring outlined in this plan. The full monitoring plan will be implemented in 2018 and is planned to be completed every other year after the 2018 field season. Throughout the life of the plan, changes in the strategy will be made when necessary (new information, etc.) and as approved by the PCT using principles of adaptive management. If any problems are identified during the monitoring, more intensive monitoring may be implem
CONSERVATION AGREEMENT CASE STUDY No. 1Conservation Agreement • June 17th, 2016
On January 28th 2015, the public signing ceremony of the Conservation Agreement for the BioItzá Indigenous Community Reserve, the Corozal agricultural polygon and the San Miguel La Palotada (“El Zotz”) Biotope took place in the community of El Corozal in San José, Petén.
Water Conservation AgreementConservation Agreement • February 3rd, 2020
Water conservation measures reduce the load to your septic system, help it function better, and increase its life expectancy. Water conservation measures are required as a condition of approval for some types of systems and are required to be installed at the time of property transfer. For all properties in Santa Cruz County Please complete the Water Conservation Agreement which is required as a part of your Sewage Disposal Permit, (Limited Expansion, Low Flow, or Alternative System Acknowledgement) and recordation document.
ContractConservation Agreement • June 22nd, 2016 • Australian Capital Territory
CONSERVATION AGREEMENT Conservation Agreement for the protection and conservation of Quassia bidwillii on Lot 500 Maggs Hill Road, Kawungan, Queensland
ContractConservation Agreement • September 27th, 2016 • Australian Capital Territory
CONSERVATION AGREEMENT Conservation Agreement for the protection and conservation of the Grey-headed Flying-fox (Pteropus poliocephalus) at Batemans Bay NSW
