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Federal grant · cooperative agreement
The Purpose of This Grant Is to Improve Population Estimates for All Age Classes of Desert Tortoises Including Better Understanding of Edge Populations. the Usfws Dtro and Partners Lonesome Desert LLC Are Carrying Out Proposed Activities as Directed by Usfws Dtro in Support of the Range Wide Monitoring Program. Activities Include Spatial Capture Recapture Survey Plots Along With Presence Absence Surveys and Sample Collection. Lonesome Desert Will Provide Field Personnel With Enough Experience to Carry Out All Activities Independently and Be Authorized by Federal and State Agencies to Do So. Lonesome Desert Will Assist in Training Activities as Well as Data Proofing and Quality Control. They Will Identify Issues With Field Protocols and Implementation. They Will Maintain Close Coordination With Usfws Dtro in Addition to Carrying Out Field Activities. Lonesome Desert LLC Members Have Worked Closely With the Dtro Range Wide Monitoring Program for Two Decades and Provide a Long History of Experience Carrying Out Proposed Field Activities and Planning.
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