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BLM CA Plant Conservation and Restoration Management
The California BLM has opportunities to work with partner organizations to accomplish goals of the BLM Plant Conservation & Restoration Program that include, but are not limited to, such things as:
1. Support habitat management efforts to restore keystone wildlife and game species habitats
and increase on-the-ground project work to reduce the threats to sage grouse, mule deer, and other sensitive species in high priority habitats.
2. Work with growers to continue to develop genetically appropriate native plant material for use in habitat restoration and reclamation.
3. Support studies to improve the effectiveness of conservation restoration efforts to include, but not be limited to, plant ecological and ecophysiological studies, seed bank persistence, plant propagation and development of agronomic production practices, and trait and/or seed source evaluations as well as seeding treatment and tool development via partners, State Offices and Eco-regional Plant Conservation and Restoration Programs.
4. Support pollinator studies and projects that increase the knowledge and nexus to the importance of native plant communities and pollinators to restoration durability and ecological function.
5. Monitor, protect, increase understanding and restore habitat that supports more than 1,700 rare plant species, more than 400 of which are found exclusively on BLM lands.
These plants are integral ecological components of wildlife habitat often providing important forage and habitat structure.
6. Work with partners to implement priority species conservation actions.
7. Assist BLM programs such as Fuels and Emergency Stabilization & Restoration in restoring public lands and integrating more wide spread use of native plant materials.
The BLM manages these resources and other vegetation management activities in cooperation with states, tribes, other federal agencies, and non-governmental organizations.
8. Expand public education programs and outreach to include, but not be limited to, development of information bulletins, handbooks, webinars, and apps., that also increase the Citizen Science nexus with BLM and partners.
1. Support habitat management efforts to restore keystone wildlife and game species habitats
and increase on-the-ground project work to reduce the threats to sage grouse, mule deer, and other sensitive species in high priority habitats.
2. Work with growers to continue to develop genetically appropriate native plant material for use in habitat restoration and reclamation.
3. Support studies to improve the effectiveness of conservation restoration efforts to include, but not be limited to, plant ecological and ecophysiological studies, seed bank persistence, plant propagation and development of agronomic production practices, and trait and/or seed source evaluations as well as seeding treatment and tool development via partners, State Offices and Eco-regional Plant Conservation and Restoration Programs.
4. Support pollinator studies and projects that increase the knowledge and nexus to the importance of native plant communities and pollinators to restoration durability and ecological function.
5. Monitor, protect, increase understanding and restore habitat that supports more than 1,700 rare plant species, more than 400 of which are found exclusively on BLM lands.
These plants are integral ecological components of wildlife habitat often providing important forage and habitat structure.
6. Work with partners to implement priority species conservation actions.
7. Assist BLM programs such as Fuels and Emergency Stabilization & Restoration in restoring public lands and integrating more wide spread use of native plant materials.
The BLM manages these resources and other vegetation management activities in cooperation with states, tribes, other federal agencies, and non-governmental organizations.
8. Expand public education programs and outreach to include, but not be limited to, development of information bulletins, handbooks, webinars, and apps., that also increase the Citizen Science nexus with BLM and partners.
Who's Eligible
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Additional Information of Eligibility:
This agreement is being awarded to Rocky Mountain under the cooperative Exosystem Studies Unit.
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Date Posted:
2019-07-19
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Archive Date:
2019-10-01
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