Best Available Scientific Information Sample Clauses

Best Available Scientific Information. The Plan will be based on the best available scientific information, including, but not limited to: • principles of conservation biology, community ecology, landscape ecology, individual species’ ecology, and other scientific data and information; • thorough information about all natural communities and proposed Covered Species on lands throughout the Planning Area; and • advice from well-qualified, independent scientists.
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Best Available Scientific Information. The DRECP will be based on the best available scientific information, including, but not limited to: • Principles of conservation biology, community ecology, landscape ecology, individual species ecology, climate change, and other appropriate scientific data and information; • Thorough information about all natural communities and proposed Covered Species within the Planning Area; • Input from well-qualified, independent scientists; and • Integration of relevant scientific and ecological research results from efforts currently underway in the Planning Area.
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Best Available Scientific Information. The NCCP/HCP will be based on the best available scientific information, including, but not limited to: • Principles of conservation biology, community ecology, individual species ecology, and other appropriate scientific data and information; • Thorough information about all natural communities and proposed Covered Species within the Planning Area; and • Advice from well-qualified, independent scientists.
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Best Available Scientific Information. The Plan will be based on the best available scientific information, including, but not limited to: principles of conservation biology, community ecology, landscape ecology, individual species’ ecology, and other scientific knowledge and thought; thorough information about all natural communities and proposed Covered Species on lands throughout the Planning Area; and advice from well-qualified, independent scientists. Data Collection The Parties agree that information regarding the subjects briefly described below in Section 6.2.1. is important for preparation of the Plan. The Parties therefore agree that data collection for preparation of the Plan should be prioritized to develop more complete information on these subjects. Preference should be given to collecting data essential to address conservation requirements of natural communities and proposed Covered Species. The science advisory process and analysis of existing information may reveal data gaps currently not known that are necessary for the full and accurate development of the Plan. Data needed for preparation of the Plan may not be known at this time nor identified herein. Therefore, the Parties anticipate that data collection priorities may be adjusted from time to time during the planning process. All data collected for the preparation and implementation of the Plan will be made available to the Wildlife Agencies in hard and digital formats, as requested. [insert brief narratives of all subjects] [for example, species and habitat locations, existing reserve lands, watershed information, land cover composition and pattern, land use, land ownership, patch sizes, aquatic resources, soil types, etc.)
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Best Available Scientific Information. The MSHCP/NCCP will compile, use, and be based on the best available scientific information, including, but not limited to: • Principles of conservation biology, community ecology, landscape ecology, individual species’ ecology, and other scientific knowledge and thought including biotic and abiotic processes and climate change; • Information about all natural communities, proposed Covered Species, and species of federal, State and local concern on lands throughout and adjacent to the Planning Area; and • Advice from well-qualified, independent scientists.
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Best Available Scientific Information. Pursuant to the NCCPA and FESA, the Plan will be based on the best available scientific information, including: • Principles of conservation biology, community ecology, landscape ecology, individual species’ ecology, and other scientific knowledge and thought; • Advice from well-qualified, independent scientists.
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