Arizona Coordinated Resource Management Plan Guidance A Coordinated Resource Management Plan (CRMP) is required anytime Arizona NRCS Conservation Planners are assisting a client develop a conservation plan for a ranch that includes state, and/or federally managed lands within the boundaries of the ranching operation. A Coordinated Resource Management Plan involving a tribal authority and/or the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) may also be necessary in certain instances on tribal lands. Note: Federal lands are the responsibility of the appropriate federal agency and are not inventoried, planned or monitored by the NRCS unless the planning process is done with a representative of the federal agency (180 GM-Part 409.4AZ). Technical assistance to Federal agencies that will require a significant amount of NRCS resources will be based on an agreement that provides for reimbursement of NRCS services (440 M-Part 525.22). The following information will serve to guide Arizona NRCS Conservation Planners in the development of Coordinated Resource Management Plans. This document is meant to provide guidance on the format and the information that will be included in the CRMP document. Coordinated Resource Management Plan Ranch/Allotment Name Include common names the ranch is known by Coordinated Plan Participants Examples: Arizona CRM Field Group Rancher or Land User Conservation District Forest Service Ranger District Bureau of Land Management Area Office Arizona Land Department Resource Area NRCS Field Office Office Game and Fish USFWS Others Description of Ranch and Location Provide ranch/permit location information and permit/lease numbers. Briefly describe the ranching operation (cow-calf, stocker, etc.) Provide any other information that the CRMP participants felt was important during the planning process. Land Status Ownership Acres # Private Controlled Private Uncontrolled
Arizona Coordinated Resource Management Plan Guidance A Coordinated Resource Management Plan (CRMP) is required anytime Arizona NRCS Conservation Planners are assisting a client develop a conservation plan for a ranch that includes state, and/or federally managed lands within the boundaries of the ranching operation. A Coordinated Resource Management Plan involving a tribal authority and/or the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) may also be necessary in certain instances on tribal lands. Note: Federal lands are the responsibility of the appropriate federal agency and are not inventoried, planned or monitored by the NRCS unless the planning process is done with a representative of the federal agency (180 GM-Part 409.4AZ). Technical assistance to Federal agencies that will require a significant amount of NRCS resources will be based on an agreement that provides for reimbursement of NRCS services (440 M-Part 525.22). The following information will serve to guide Arizona NRCS Conservation Planners in the development of Coordinated Resource Management Plans. This document is meant to provide guidance on the format and the information that will be included in the CRMP document. Coordinated Resource Management Plan Ranch/Allotment Name Include common names the ranch is known by Coordinated Plan Participants Examples: Arizona CRM Field Group Rancher or Land User Conservation District Forest Service Ranger District Bureau of Land Management Area Office Arizona Land Department Resource Area NRCS Field Office Office Game and Fish USFWS Others Description of Ranch and Location Provide ranch/permit location information and permit/lease numbers. Briefly describe the ranching operation (cow-calf, stocker, etc.) Provide any other information that the CRMP participants felt was important during the planning process. Land Status Ownership Acres # Private Controlled Private Uncontrolled
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