Digitize the location of existing and historic vegetative practices or treatments (windbreaks, wildlife food range planting, prescribed burns, brush control). Provide any known information about the when and how the area was treated or impacted. Show the direction of water flow for ditches, pipelines, and field irrigation on the benchmark inventory map. Digitize any existing monitoring locations and/or measurement devices on the benchmark inventory map Land Status Map The client must identify all of the lands in the operation, even if they only wish to develop a conservation plan on a portion of the operation. This is to ensure that the planner understands how the planning area relates to the rest of the operation, and to ensure that the planning effort involves all of the lands that logically need to be planned together. The boundaries of entire operation must be delineated in the benchmark inventory map in Customer Service Toolkit. Privately land must be clearly identified, all leased land must be clearly identified, and any uncontrolled land within the boundaries of the operation must be clearly identified. On Tribal land, the client may delineate their historical use area. Land ownership can be shown in the header of the conservation plan map if there is a single land ownership/status. If there are multiple ownerships, a land status map must be provided. The land status map must clearly display the land status categories shown below as appropriate: Private owned Private lease State Trust BLM National Forest Other lease trust Tribal allotted Uncontrolled 4: Calculate the results from models and worksheets as required in the Resource Concern Assessment Guide. This includes similarity Index; Range Health, Wildlife Habitat Evaluation
Digitize the location of existing and historic vegetative practices or treatments (windbreaks, wildlife food range planting, prescribed burns, brush control). Provide any known information about the when and how the area was treated or impacted. Show the direction of water flow for ditches, pipelines, and field irrigation on the benchmark inventory map. Digitize any existing monitoring locations and/or measurement devices on the benchmark inventory map Land Status Map The client must identify all of the lands in the operation, even if they only wish to develop a conservation plan on a portion of the operation. This is to ensure that the planner understands how the planning area relates to the rest of the operation, and to ensure that the planning effort involves all of the lands that logically need to be planned together. The boundaries of entire operation must be delineated in the benchmark inventory map in Customer Service Toolkit. Privately land must be clearly identified, all leased land must be clearly identified, and any uncontrolled land within the boundaries of the operation must be clearly identified. On Tribal land, the client may delineate their historical use area. Land ownership can be shown in the header of the conservation plan map if there is a single land ownership/status. If there are multiple ownerships, a land status map must be provided. The land status map must clearly display the land status categories shown below as appropriate: Private owned Private lease State Trust BLM National Forest Other lease trust Tribal allotted Uncontrolled 4: Calculate the results from models and worksheets as required in the Resource Concern Assessment Guide. This includes similarity Index; Range Health, Wildlife Habitat Evaluation
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