Cultural Resources Comprehensive Strategies Priority Resource Comprehensive Activity, by Sequence (number Activity Category: Sequencing In PMIS? If yes, Estimated Duration (Years) Cost Likely Funding Source Priority Strategy activities, 1., 2., 3.) A = Base Knowledge, B note PMIS # (High, = Management and Medium, Mitigation, low) C = Monitoring 4. Obtain oral history and A 2 1 year 2,000 ONPS transcription information from John Whiteclay Chambers II‘s OSS report (2008) and evaluate the information to identify potential ethnographic resources 5. Complete ethnohistory with A 2 1–2 years 35,000 CRONPS OSS society members and evaluate the information to identify potential ethnographic resources 6. Complete ethnohistory with A 2 1–2 years 25,000 CRONPS CCC alumni association 7. Develop oral history plan A 3 168752 1–2 years 100,000 ONPS (ongoing) coordinated with interpretation and resource management 8. Complete ethnographic A 3 1–2 40,000 CRONPS research / traditional use study on mushroom collection in coordination with natural resource staff and evaluate the information to identify potential ethnographic resources. A 3 1–2 years 75,000 CRONPS 9. Transcribe pre-park landowner oral histories, and evaluate the information to identify potential ethnographic resources Ethnographic Develop plan to Extent of which monitoring would B, C 4 Ongoing TBD ONPS Low Resources FRV monitor condition of need to occur will be determined – ethnographic by the ethnographic overview resources and assessment and subsequent identification of ethnographic resources (see comp. strategy above) through research, interviews, and documentation. Monitoring protocols would be developed through consultation with associated ethnographic groups, depending on the resource. A 1 1–2 years 10,000 CRONPS High Cultural Landscapes Conduct historical 1. Evaluate undocumented, FRV research and potential component landscapes – documentation for integrity: Camp Round Meadow, Braestrup Tract, Mission 66 areas (Owens Creek Area and Chestnut Area), Lewis Property.
Cultural Resources Comprehensive Strategies Priority Resource Comprehensive Strategy Activity, by Sequence (number activities, 1., 2., 3.) Activity Category: A = Base Knowledge, B = Management and Mitigation, C = Monitoring Sequencing In PMIS? If yes, note PMIS # Estimated Duration (Years) Cost Likely Funding Source Priority (High, Medium, low) 4. Obtain oral history and transcription information from John Whiteclay Chambers II‘s OSS report (2008) and evaluate the information to identify potential ethnographic resources A 2 1 year 2,000 ONPS 5. Complete ethnohistory with OSS society members and evaluate the information to identify potential ethnographic resources A 2 1–2 years 35,000 CRONPS 6. Complete ethnohistory with CCC alumni association A 2 1–2 years 25,000 CRONPS 7. Develop oral history plan (ongoing) coordinated with interpretation and resource management A 3 168752 1–2 years 100,000 ONPS 8. Complete ethnographic research / traditional use study on mushroom collection in coordination with natural resource staff and evaluate the information to identify potential ethnographic resources. A 3 1–2 40,000 CRONPS 9. Transcribe pre-park landowner oral histories, and evaluate the information to identify potential ethnographic resources A 3 1–2 years 75,000 CRONPS Ethnographic Resources – FRV Develop plan to monitor condition of ethnographic resources Extent of which monitoring would need to occur will be determined by the ethnographic overview and assessment and subsequent identification of ethnographic resources (see comp. strategy above) through research, interviews, and documentation. Monitoring protocols would be developed through consultation with associated ethnographic groups, depending on the resource. B, C 4 Ongoing TBD ONPS Low Cultural Landscapes – FRV Conduct historical research and documentation 1. Evaluate undocumented, potential component landscapes for integrity: Camp Round Meadow, Braestrup Tract, Mission 66 areas (Owens Creek Area and Chestnut Area), Lewis Property. A 1 1–2 years 10,000 CRONPS High
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