Habitat objectives would be established at the watershed scale. This section includes adjustments and updates to management direction from the existing plan. These items do not change the direction or intent of the original plan, but rather clarify the direction. There is generally little controversy about these items. This section identifies information that may be used to address issues and concerns.
Data is information organized for analysis or used as the basis for making a decision.
A related item, comparison measures, is data used to differentiate and select between different alternatives. These are actions needed to address issues and concerns during revision that do not fall into the above three categories. Conduct a qualitative population viability assessment to determine current status of at-risk species and identify potential management benefits and concerns Gather and evaluate information on the relationship between road use intensity and wildlife disturbance Analyze compliance with the Migratory Bird Treaty Act Identify focal species to aid in evaluating ecological integrity and sustainability. This section identifies public issues and management concerns that are addressed in the Working Papers for other revision topics. Working Paper TES Protect State threatened and endangered species Maintain population viability for species not identified as Federally threatened, endangered, proposed, or sensitive.