Lagunitas Creek SFEP will manage August 2013 Watershed Sediment projects upon award Reduction & Management Marin/Sonoma: Conserving Our Watersheds: AG BMP project Pescadero Water Supply and Sustainability project Roseview Heights Water Supply Infrastructure Upgrades Students and Teachers Restoring a Watershed 2.B. Aquatic Invasive Species 2.B.1. Manage and Implement Current SFEP-led Projects Activities Timeline Resources Actions/projects 2.B.1.a: Provide continued staff support Quarters 1-4 §320 funding National Aquatic to panels and programs. Key U.S. Fish & Nuisance Species Task activities include: Wildlife Developing new policies Service funding Western Regional Panel and programs to reduce the on Aquatic Nuisance Sp. spread of aquatic invasive The Marine Invasive species Species Program’s Tech. Developing and reviewing Advisory Com regional and species Quagga-Zebra Mussel management Action Plan Team Prioritizing key activities for implementation and funding Coordinating activities at the federal, state, and local levels 2.B.2. New Program Efforts Activities Timeline Resources Actions/projects Quarter 1 §320 funding Partner with Bay Area Early 2.B.2.a. Strengthen early New funds Detection Network and detection programs for explore other opportunities to aquatic invasive species in expand early detection efforts the San Francisco Estuary to wetland and aquatic species Activities Timeline Resources Actions/projects
Lagunitas Creek Watershed Sediment Reduction & Management Marin/Sonoma: Conserving Our Watersheds: AG BMP project Pescadero Water Supply and Sustainability project Roseview Heights Water Supply Infrastructure Upgrades Students and Teachers Restoring a Watershed SFEP will manage projects upon award August 2013 2.B. Aquatic Invasive Species 2.B.1. Manage and Implement Current SFEP-led Projects Actions/projects Activities Timeline Resources 2.B.1.a: National Aquatic Nuisance Species Task Western Regional Panel on Aquatic Nuisance Sp. The Marine Invasive Species Program’s Tech. Advisory Com Quagga-Zebra Mussel Action Plan Team Provide continued staff support to panels and programs. Key activities include: Developing new policies and programs to reduce the spread of aquatic invasive species Developing and reviewing regional and species management Prioritizing key activities for implementation and funding Coordinating activities at the federal, state, and local levels Quarters 1-4 §320 funding U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service funding 2.B.2. New Program Efforts Actions/projects Activities Timeline Resources 2.B.2.a. Strengthen early detection programs for aquatic invasive species in the San Francisco Estuary Partner with Bay Area Early Detection Network and explore other opportunities to expand early detection efforts to wetland and aquatic species Quarter 1 §320 funding New funds Actions/projects Activities Timeline Resources
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