Amazon Park Rare Plants - Laserfiche WebLink

New Search

6 along Amazon Creek on school district property, the Upper Amazon Basin may be more important than was anticipated. Not only is the L. bradshawii population larger than originally thought, but its geographic location may also provide an important link between the other populations in the West Eugene Recovery Area and the Southeastern Recovery Area. The urban nature of the area between these two recovery areas provides few other similar opportunities. VI. CONSERVATION ACTIONS THAT WILL BE CARRIED OUT The Service, City, School District, NPSO, and ODA shall implement the following as allowed under laws, regulations, and policies effective at the time of the proposed actions and subject to limitations in funding. A. THE U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE SHALL: ' 1. Provide technical assistance to the other parties regarding the biology, ecology, and management of rare species and their habitats. 2. Provide funding and/or volunteer labor, as available, for habitat maintenance and restoration activities, including relocation of facilities. 3. Maintain current records of all surveys and monitoring projects provided by other parties. 4. Work with the City and School District to strive for eventual recovery of L. bradshawii and other rare species that may occur in the area. 5. Work with the City and School District to develop site - specific management plans for rare species and suitable habitats in the basin. B. THE OREGON DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE SHALL: 1. Provide technical assistance to the other parties regarding the biology, ecology, and management of rare species and their habitats. 2. Provide funding and/or volunteer labor, as available, for habitat maintenance and restoration activities, including relocation of facilities. 3. Maintain current records of all surveys and monitoring projects provided by other parties.