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| R4: Intermountain | Boise (2010) |
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| Boise (2010) |
Coordinate with research efforts for TEPC plant species to determine habitat dynamics, seral conditions, pollination ecology, phenology, distribution, and susceptibility to adverse affects. Coordinate efforts and information with the Idaho Conservati More ...
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| Boise (2010) |
Develop Integrated Weed Management plans to maintain or restore habitats for TEPC plants and other native species of concern where they are threatened by noxious weeds or non-native invasive plants.
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| Boise (2010) |
Develop operational resources (maps, keys, desk guides, etc.) within 1 year of signing the ROD, to coordinate TEPC species concerns and practical mitigations, and include those resource tools in the Fire Management Plan. Consult with NMFS and USFWS o More ...
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| Boise (2010) |
Manage livestock grazing to be compatible with the maintenance or restoration of desired lynx habitat.
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| Boise (2010) |
Continue coordination with the State of Idaho in determining areas that should be considered available for suction dredge mining. Determinations concerning availability should consider: a) Avoid suction dredge mining in bull trout and chinook salmon More ... Keywords (1) |
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| Boise (2010) |
Use land acquisition, exchange, and conservation easements, where appropriate, to meet riparian and aquatic goals and objectives, and to facilitate restoration of TEPC species habitat.
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| Boise (2010) |
Where the authority to issue special-use authorizations and agreements was not retained (i.e., FERC, mineral leases), work with permit holders to negotiate changes to meet TEPC species desired habitat conditions.
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| Boise (2010) |
Manage the South Fork Boise River eligible river corridor to its assigned classification standards, and preserve its Outstandingly Remarkable Values (ORVs) and free-flowing status until the river undergoes a suitability study and the study finds it s More ...
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| Boise (2010) |
In Scenic or Recreational corridors, mechanical vegetation treatments, including salvage harvest, may be used as long as ORVs are maintained within the river corridor. Keywords (1) |
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| Boise (2010) |
Prescribed fire may be used in any river corridor as long as ORVs are maintained within the corridor. Keywords (1) |
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| Boise (2010) |
The full range of fire suppression strategies may be used to suppress wildfires. Emphasize strategies and tactics that minimize the impacts of suppression activities on river classifications and ORVs. Keywords (1) |
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| Boise (2010) |
Mechanical vegetation treatments, salvage harvest, and prescribed fire may only be used to maintain values for which the areas were established, or to achieve other objectives that are consistent with the RNA establishment record or management plan. Keywords (1) |
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| Boise (2010) |
Prescribed fire may only be used to maintain vegetative values for which the areas were established, or to achieve other objectives that are consistent with the RNA establishment record or management plan.
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| Boise (2010) |
Road construction and reconstruction may only occur where needed: a) To provide access related to reserved or outstanding rights, or b) To respond to statute or treaty, or c) To maintain the values for which the RNA was established. Keywords (1) |
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| Boise (2010) |
The full range of fire suppression strategies may be used to suppress wildfires. Fire suppression strategies and tactics should minimize impacts to the values for which the RNA was established. Keywords (1) |
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| Boise (2010) |
Mechanical vegetation management activities, including salvage harvest, shall retain all snags >20 inches dbh and at least the maximum number of snags depicted in Table A-6 within each size class where available. Where large snags (>20 inches dbh) ar More ...
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| Boise (2010) |
Management actions—including mechanical vegetation treatments, salvage harvest, prescribed fire, special use authorizations, and road maintenance—must be designed and implemented in a manner that would be consistent with the unroaded landscape in the More ...
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| Boise (2010) |
Within Inventoried Roadless Areas (IRAs), road construction or reconstruction may only occur where needed: a) To provide access related to reserved or outstanding rights, or b) To respond to statute or treaty. Keywords (1) |
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| Boise (2010) |
Outside IRAs, road construction or reconstruction may only occur where needed: a) To provide access related to reserved or outstanding rights, or b) To respond to statute or treaty, or c) To provide transportation systems that support accomplishme More ... Keywords (1) |
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| Boise (2010) |
The full range of fire suppression strategies may be used to suppress wildfires. Emphasize tactics that minimize impacts of suppression activities on the unroaded landscape in the area. Keywords (1) |
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