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GLBA ANN RPT FINAL - Sea Otter Project Reports??

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Oil Spill Response Needs Assessment

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Needs Assessment for a Major Fuel Oil Spill Glacier Bay National Park and PreserveMay 2000Scope of study To identify the maximum most probable fuel spill in the Park, judge the impact of this discharge on resources at risk, and determine what response equipment and personnel needs, along with performance standards, should exist to provide an

GPS for Fire Management and ICS - Training

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2008 GPS for Fire Management and ICSTwo Locations March 17-21, 2008 in Vernal, UT April 14-18, 2008 in Asheville, NCCourse Coordinator: Don Washco BLM National Training Center 602-906-5535 (Phone) 602-906-5619 (Fax) don_washco@blm.gov Tuition: $400 Nomination Due: November 1, 2007 DESCRIPTION: GPS FOR FIRE MANAGEMENT AND ICS is a 32-hour course f

Trimble GeoXT Quick Start Guide

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Are You Really Mapping Submeter

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Document to keep track of Trimble CE

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Tracking Template for all Trimble CE devices, Software, Warranties (also known as enhancements) at your ParkBackground: It’s a nightmare tracking the modern CE devices used for GPS work. Every GeoXT, XM, ProXR CE device requires CE upgrades, hardware warranties, Pathfinder Office upgrades etc. This document is intended to assist a Park’s “GPS care

Difference between NAD and WGS G at

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What GPS Receiver Do I Need

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September Global Positioning Systems and Mobile Mapping Subcommittee

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September 14,2006Global Positioning Systems and Mobile Mapping Subcommittee CharterGeographic Information Systems Committee National Park Service Department of the InteriorPuwe The purpose of the National Park Service Global Positioning Systems (GPS) and Mobile Mapping Subcommittee (GPSMMS) is to improve planning, coordination, and technical su

Description of GIS awards categories - Awards

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Glacier Landing Air Taxi Tour Prospectus

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National Park Service U.S. Department of the InteriorDenali National Park and PreserveP.O. Box 9 Denali Park, Alaska 99755 907-683-2294 phone 907-683-9617 faxProspectusA Concession Business Opportunity for the Operation of Glacier Landing Air Taxi and Glacier Landing Scenic Air Tour Services Within Portions of Denali National Park and Preser

Policy Review GPS based Recreational Activities in Park - GPS

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Policy Review GPS-based Recreational Activities in Park AreasOctober 19, 2007 A number of questions have been raised from within and outside the Service about recreational activities that use Global Positioning System (GPS) technology in park areas. These recreational activities include geocaching, virtual caching (including an educational variati

GPS Trimble Pathfinder Systems Course No Course Description - Training

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GPS: Trimble Pathfinder Systems Course No. 1730-56Course Description This 3 day course is a comprehensive suite of principles, techniques, and hands-on practice to learn to use GPS equipment/software, export collected data, view GPS data in a GIS, and integrate photo documentation. Course emphasis is on how to design and complete a GPS project wi

Regional GIS Fact Sheet - GIS Coordinators

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GIS TEAM CONTACTSNPS ALASKA REGIONAL OFFICE http://165.83.62.205/rgr/rgr2.htm (NPS Intranet)Subject GIS Team Manager General GIS SupportContact Joni Piercy Entire Project GroupPhone Number (907) 644-3554Park GIS Support Liaisons (Project Group) ANIA, ALAG, KATM Jeff Bennett KEFJ, WRST Joni Piercy Stacy Deming DENA John Pinamont LACL, WEAR

Recommended File Folder Directory Structure

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DRAFT: Data Management Directory Layout (< 8 Character Directory Names) Recommended Standard Layoutcode code – alpha codedatabasedataVersion: 2/9/01Suggested I&M Layoutboundary dem aspect hillshad slopecrdata geodetic ea_eis gps hydro lands hypso maint nwi plss trans pipetran railroad roadtralnrdata planningfirefarsiteinputs outpu

Questions Answers Concerning the Concession Prospectus for Glacier Landing Air Taxi and Glacier Landing Scenic Air Tours Solicitation DENA GlacierAir

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Denali National Park & Preserve Questions & Answers Concerning the Concession Prospectus for Glacier Landing Air Taxi and Glacier Landing Scenic Air Tours (Solicitation # DENA-GlacierAir-06)1. Question: In the proposal package Principal Selection Factor 2, Section 2 c., in the list ofapproved planes for use on the glacier, it doesn’t identify a

Mathews E A Diet of harbor seals at a glacial fjord and a terrestrial haulout in Glacier Bay Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve pp Report to National Park Service Cooperative Agreement pp

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Progress Report:DIET OF HARBOR SEALS AT A GLACIAL FJORD AND A TERRESTRIAL HAULOUT IN GLACIER BAY 1996 - 2001Elizabeth A. Mathews Assistant Professor of Biology University of Alaska Southeast 11120 Glacier Highway Juneau, Alaska 99801 Beth.Mathews@uas.alaska.edu 907-465-1827Report to Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve Resource Management Di

Denali Incidental Business Permit Information Sheet

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ATTACHMENT A DENALI NATIONAL PARK AND PRESERVE INCIDENTAL BUSINESS PERMIT (IBP) OPERATING PROVISIONSAUTHORIZED ACTIVITIES The activity for which you have been authorized is shown on the front of your permit. For your information, Denali National Park and Preserve authorizes IBP’s for the following commercial activities: • Air Taxi Operator - land

Assessment of Effects of Acidic Deposition on Forested Ecosystems in Great Smoky Mountains National Park using Critical Loads for Sulfur and Nitrogen

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Assessment of Effects of Acidic Deposition on Forested Ecosystems in Great Smoky Mountains National Park using Critical Loads for Sulfur and NitrogenLinda H. Pardo Natasha Duarte USDA Forest Service 705 Spear St. S. Burlington, VT 05403 A Report Prepared for: Tennessee Valley Authority 400 West Summit Hill Drive Knoxville, TN 37902 Great Smoky Mo

Weather and Climate Valle alley Park Death Valley - Bookstore

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Weather and ClimateValle alley Park Death Valley National ParkDeath Valley is famous as the hottest, driest and lowest place in North America. Higher elevations are cooler than the low valley. Temperatures drop 3 to 5 F with every thousand vertical feet. Sunny skies are the norm in Death Valley, but winter storms and summer monsoons can bring c

National Historic Lighthouse Preservation Act Notice of Availability - notices and fact sheets online

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National Historic Lighthouse Preservation Act Notice of Availability Date: June 18, 2007 Whaleback Ledge Light County of York, Maine June 18, 2007The property, Whaleback Ledge Light (Whaleback), described on the attached fact sheet has been determined to be excess to the needs of the United States Coast Guard (USCG). Pursuant to the National Histo

Landscape Lines Historic Roads

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I N E SHistoric RoadsPrepared by Timothy Davis, Lead Historian, National Park Service, Park Historic Structures and Cultural Landscapes ProgramLINTRODUCTIONA N D S C A P ERoads have long played a prominent role in shaping the national park experience. In addition to providing access to natural and cultural resources, park roads are often

Endemic Plants Animals Valle alley Park Death Valley - Animals

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Endemic Plants & AnimalsValle alley Park Death Valley National ParkDeath Valley is the hottest and driest places in North America, yet it is home to over 1000 species of plants and 440 species of animals. The Park encompasses over three million acres and ranges in elevation from 282 feet below sea level to 11,049 feet above sea level. This provid

Telescope Wildrose Peaks Death Valley National Park Valle - PARK HOME

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Telescope & Wildrose PeaksDeath Valley National Park Valle alley ParkThe Panamint Mountains are the largest and highest in Death Valley National Park. Flanked by the vast depth of Death Valley to the east and Panamint Valley to the west, they stand alone in grand isolation. This biological “island” differs dramatically from the low desert. Pinyon

NATIONAL HISTORIC LIGHTHOUSE PRESERVATION ACT OF Notice of - notices and fact sheets online

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NATIONAL HISTORIC LIGHTHOUSE PRESERVATION ACT OF 2000 Notice of Availability West Bank Light, offshore in Ambrose Channel/Lower New York Bay Richmond County, New York May 29, 2007 The lighthouse described on the attached sheet has been determined to be excess to the needs of the United States Coast Guard, Department of Homeland Security. Pursuant t

New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park JUNIOR RANGER

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NATIONAL HISTORIC LIGHTHOUSE PRESERVATION ACT NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY - notices and fact sheets online

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NATIONAL HISTORIC LIGHTHOUSE PRESERVATION ACT NOTICE OF AVAILABILITYBellevue Range Rear Tower Structure New Castle County, Delaware April 26, 2007 The light station property described on the attached sheet has been determined to be excess to the needs of the Federal government. Pursuant to the National Historic Lighthouse Preservation Act of 2000,

The Island of Oahu - obtain a high quality version

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Highway Earmarks Guidance and Related Forms

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NPS Instructions for Developing Memoranda of Agreement (MOA) for Earmark Projects in SAFETEA-LU(Final DRAFT 4-12-07)Why?In SAFETEA-LU, funding for National Park Service (NPS) earmark projects in several SAFETEA-LU programs was included in State DOT allocations, rather than being administered by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA). Under t

A Guide for Seeking Transportation Enhancement Program Funds in Partnership with State and Local Governments

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ENVIRONMENTAL SCREENING FORM ESF Revised June per DM

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ENVIRONMENTAL SCREENING FORM (ESF) (Revised June 2004, per DM)This form should be attached to all NEPA documents sent to the regional director’s office for signature. Sections A and B should be filled out by the project initiator (may be coupled with other park project initiation forms). Sections C, D, E, and G are to be completed by the interdisc

COMPREHENSIVE PROJECT AGREEMENT SAMPLE United States Department of

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COMPREHENSIVE PROJECT AGREEMENT SAMPLEUnited States Department of the Interior / National Park ServiceBonnie Claire and Ubehebe Roads NPS PMIS No.s 89910, 89926, 90026 & 89924 FHWA Projects CA PRA DEVA 11(1a), 11(1), 11(2) & 109(1) This is an agreement between Death Valley National Park (DEVA), Pacific West Region (PWR), FHWACentral Federal Land

Construction Project Agreement Amendment

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CONSTRUCTIONPROJECT AGREEMENT AMENDMENT SampleUnited States Department of the Interior / National Park ServiceOLYMPIC NATIONAL PARKRepair Slumping Fill Sections Sol Duc RoadPMIS/FHWA Number: OLYM 083204 – 103 (2) July 2005This is an agreement among four parties: Olympic National Park, the Pacific West Region, Federal Highway Administration

Park Roads and Parkways PRP PROJECT AGREEMENT GUIDELINES

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Park Roads and Parkways (PRP) PROJECT AGREEMENT GUIDELINESJuly 2006 I. PURPOSE AND SCOPE OF THE PROJECT AGREEMENT GUIDELINESProject Agreements are an essential tool in the delivery of projects. The project agreement (PA) is defined and functions as: The parties involved in the project, both the client and providers of the product, must define an

Project Development and Compliance Matrix of Milestones

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Park Roads and Parkways Program NEPA/Project Development Design and Environmental Compliance StepsCombined Project Development and Environmental/Cultural ComplianceProject PhaseStepsProject DevelopmentEnvironmental/Cultural ComplianceIdentify (a) potentially affected resources, including threatened/endangered species, cultural resources,

Design Advisory Board Draft Guidance

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Appendix J: Design Advisory Board Draft GuidelinesConstruction Project Review CriteriaCategory 1. NO REVIEW -- Projects Exempt from Board Review: • Any Projects with a Total Capital Construction Cost less than $500,000 regardless of fund source, except for line-item construction projects earmarked by the Congress • Federal Lands Highway Program (

Executive Order Federal Real Property Asset Management

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APPENDIX IExecutive Order 13327: Federal Real Property Asset ManagementBy the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, including section 121(a) of title 40, United States Code, and in order to promote the efficient and economical use of Federal real property resources in accordance with

APPENDIX B MOU MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN SECRETARY

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APPENDIX B: 1997 MOUMEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN SECRETARY OF TRANSPORTATION AND SECRETARY OF THE INTERIORPurpose: The purpose of this Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) is to set forth the general terms and conditions for cooperatively developing and integrating transportation planning within the Department of the Interior (DOI) pursuant t

Importance to Cost Graph Template

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LCC and Importance to Cost Graph Template

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C B A Matrix Two List Format

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Park - PMIS - Project NameChoosing by Advantages MatrixCOMPONENT: FACTOR PROTECT CULTURAL AND NATURAL RESOURCES FACTOR 1 - Prevent Loss of Resources Advantages FACTOR 2 - Maintain and Improve Condition of Resources Advantages PROVIDE FOR VISITOR ENJOYMENT FACTOR 3 - Provide Visitor Services and Educational and Recreational Opportunities Factor

C B A Matrix x Legal alternatives

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PARK - PMIS - PROJECT NAMEChoosing by AdvantagesCOMPONENT; FACTOR Alternative __ PROTECT CULTURAL AND NATURAL RESOURCES FACTOR 1 - Prevent Loss of Resources Attributes Advantages FACTOR 2 - Maintain and Improve Condition of Resources Attributes Advantages PROVIDE FOR VISITOR ENJOYMENT FACTOR 3 - Provide Visitor Services and Educational and Recr

C B A Matrix x Landscape Sheet alternatives

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PARK - PMIS - PROJECT NAMEChoosing by AdvantagesCOMPONENT; FACTOR Alternative ____ PROTECT CULTURAL AND NATURAL RESOURCES FACTOR 1 - Prevent Loss of Resources Attributes Advantages FACTOR 2 - Maintain and Improve Condition of Resources Attributes Advantages PROVIDE FOR VISITOR ENJOYMENT FACTOR 3 - Provide Visitor Services and Educational and Re

C B A One Page description

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NPS Priority Setting Process: Choosing By Advantage (CBA) In determining its line-item construction program, NPS uses a selection and ranking process that is based on the relative advantages and costs of the each project in accomplishing Servicewide goals and objectives. This process is called Choosing by Advantage (CBA). In using the CBA process,

C B A Matrix x Landscape alternatives

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Function Logic Diagram FAST Template

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Template IntstructionsVersions: 3/23/01 1. This is a basic Excel spreadsheet and utilizes basic Excel commands 2. Lines are produced using the Format:cells:borders command or using the draw border tool. 3. The function cells are filled with sample wording for functionns. The diagram needs to be edited to fit the specific study. 4. A macro exists t

Force Field Analysis Form to foster creativity

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VALUE OPPORTUNITIES Force Field AnalysisPark: PMIS: Project: Location: Date: _________________________ _________________________ _________________________ _________________________ _________________________BEST FEATURES: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. __________________________ __________________________ __________________________ ______________

Value Analysis Proposal Form

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Draft Value Study Agenda and Attendance List

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Park: PMIS: Project:VALUE STUDY NAMEDATE:DRAFT AGENDAMeeting Location: Study Team Leader/Facilitator: City, Building, Room Number Name, phoneThe value study team members should bring any background material they might have that relates to the project. Team members should bring their own special materials or preferred tools e.g. resource mate

Draft Value Study Agenda Without Attendance

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Park: PMIS: Project:VALUE STUDY NAMEDATE __ - __, 1999DRAFT AGENDAMeeting Location: Study Team Leader/Facilitator: City, Building, Room Number Name, phoneThe value study team members should bring any background material they might have that relates to the project. Team members should bring their own special materials or preferred tools e.g.

Agenda and Session Objectives

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EFFECTIVE INTERPRETATION OF ARCHEOLOGICAL RESOURCESFebruary 2-6, 2004 Agenda – revised 01/29/04COURSE FACILITATORS: Michael A. Allen, Education Specialist / Park Ranger, Fort Sumter and Charles Pinckney National Historic Sites John Beck, Resource Education Specialist/Planner, Southeast Regional Office, National Park Service John H. Jameson, Jr.,

Geology of the Front Range near Pikes Peak

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BACKGROUND MATERIALExcerpts from: National Science Foundation, Teaching About Evolution and the Nature of Science, National Academy Press, 1998, ISBN 0-309-06364-7, USGS Website, Geological Resource Division of the National Park Service Nature of Science Teaching about evolution has another important function. Because some people see evolution as

Notes on South Carolina and Florida Shell Rings

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Notes on South Carolina and Florida Shell Rings by Michael Russo 2004Introduction Late Archaic shell rings dating between 4700 and 3000 B.P. have been infrequently studied along the coasts of Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, and South Carolina since the late 1800s. Shell rings are circular to horseshoe-shaped piles of shell (primarily oyster) ranging

Joint Fire Science Project

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National Park Service U.S. Department of the InteriorZion National Park November 2005Springdale, Utah 84767 435 772-3256 phone 435 772-3426 fax www.nps.gov/zionZion National Park Fire ManagementNon-Native Plant Control Research in Zion Canyon“Evaluate Treatments to Reduce Hazardous Fine Fuels Created by Non-Native Plants in Zion Canyon”An

Early s Route to Washington DC

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Reproduction Data Worksheet for Denali Golden Eagles

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Reproduction Data Worksheet for Denali Golden Eagles, 1988 - 2000 Carol McIntyre, Denali National Park and PreserveYear: Number of Territories Number of Occupied Territories Number of nesting pairs Number of successful pairs Total Nestlings Total Fledglings1988 26 24 19 14 21 211989 26 22 18 14 20 191990 26 20 15 12 20 201991 26 22 14 12

NPS Director Fran Mainella Attends Zion Fire Briefing

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National Park Service U.S. Department of the InteriorZion National Park July 2005Springdale, Utah 84767 435 772-3256 phone 435 772-3426 fax www.nps.gov/zionZion National Park Fire ManagementNPS Director Fran Mainella with Zion NP Fire Management Staff and Grand Teton NP /Bridger-Teton NF Interagency Fire CrewDirector Mainella Attends Zion

VIP Fuels Clean up Project

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National Park Service U.S. Department of the InteriorZion National Park May 2005Springdale, Utah 84767 435 772-3256 phone 435 772-3426 fax www.nps.gov/zionZion National Park Fire ManagementVolunteer Group Participates in Hazard Fuel Clean-UpEven though the weather was rainy, it certainly didn’t dampen the spirits of a volunteer group(VIPs

Zion Receives Regional Fire Management Award

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National Park Service U.S. Department of the InteriorZion National Park February 2005Springdale, Utah 84767 435 772-3256 phone 435 772-3426 fax www.nps.gov/zionZion National Park Fire ManagementZion Receives Intermountain Fire Management AwardThe Fire and Aviation Management Program at Zion National Park received the 2004 Intermountain Awa

Clear Trap Prescribed Fire

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National Park Service U.S. Department of the InteriorZion National Park October 2004Springdale, Utah 84767 435 772-3256 phone 435 772-3426 fax www.nps.gov/zionZion National Park Fire ManagementClear Trap Prescribed BurnAs is generally the case, good planning is far more important than good fortune in deciding whether a fire management proj

Zion Fuels Clean up Day

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National Park Service U.S. Department of the InteriorZion National Park April 2005Springdale, Utah 84767 435 772-3256 phone 435 772-3426 fax www.nps.gov/zionZion National Park Fire ManagementZion Staff Participates in Hazard Fuel Clean-Up DayEmployees of Zion National Park recently participated in a highly successful hazard fuels clean-up

Paria Rx Information Role

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National Park Service U.S. Department of the InteriorBryce Canyon National Park June 2004P.O. Box 170001 Bryce Canyon, UT 84717 435 834-5322 phone 435 834-4102 fax www.nps.gov/brcaBryce Canyon National Park Fire ManagementThe Role of Information on the Paria Prescribed FireIn today’s technologically orientated world, anytime a public land m

National Science Teachers Conference

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National Park Service U.S. Department of the Interiorwww.nps.gov/fireNational Park Service Fire ManagementNational Science Teachers Learn About Wildland Fire“. . . to promote excellence and innovation in science teaching and learning for all.” During the first week of December 2003, 1200 educators from throughout the world converged on Reno,

Cedar City Interagency Fire Center

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National Park Service U.S. Department of the InteriorZion National Park November 2003Springdale, Utah 84767 435 772-3256 phone 435 772-3426 fax www.nps.gov/zionZion National Park Fire ManagementInteragency Fire Center Opens in Cedar CityAn open house was held on November 20, 2003 to celebrate the opening of the Interagency Fire Center in C

Opening of Emergency Operations Center in Zion

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National Park Service U.S. Department of the InteriorZion National ParkSpringdale, Utah 84767 435 772-3256 phone 435 772-3426 fax www.nps.gov/zionZion National Park Fire ManagementZion Opens New Emergency Operations CenterFacility is Model for Sustainable DesignZion National Park recently celebrated the completion of their Emergency Opera

Color Country Wins Prestigious Pulaski Award

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National Park Service U.S. Department of the InteriorZion National ParkSpringdale, Utah 84767 435 772-3256 phone 435 772-3426 fax www.nps.gov/zionZion National Park Fire Management Color Country Interagency Fire Management Wins Prestigious Pulaski AwardOfficials from the Color Country Interagency Fire Management Area proudly accepted the pre

Timber Top Fire Use Complex

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National Park Service U.S. Department of the InteriorZion National Park October 2003Springdale, Utah 84767 435 772-3256 phone 435 772-3426 fax www.nps.gov/zionZion National Park Fire ManagementTimber Top Fire Use ComplexDuring the summer fire season, what we generally see and hear on our TV’s, radios and computers are stories about the des

Fire Information Bulletin Boards

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National Park Service U.S. Department of the InteriorZion National Park December 2003Springdale, Utah 84767 435 772-3256 phone 435 772-3426 fax www.nps.gov/zionZion National Park Fire ManagementFire Information Bulletin BoardsAs more people move into our wildlands, information regarding the risks from wildland fire becomes more important. P

Major Vegetation Complexes North - Fire Management Plan Documents

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Map H (North): Major Vegetation Complexes 15@ !Aspen Bare Soil/Stone Formations Desert Shrublands Douglas Fir Exotic Grasses Exotic Riparian Grass/Herbaceous Lands Juniper/Pinyon-Juniper Mountain Shrub Ponderosa Pine White Fir Shrublands Slickrock Wetland/RiparianMap Projection: Tranverse Mercator, UTM Coordinate System, Zone 12, Datum:

Wildland Fire Meets Structural Fire

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National Park Service U.S. Department of the InteriorZion National Park June 2002Springdale, Utah 84767 435 772-3256 phone 435 772-3426 fax www.nps.gov/zionZion National Park Fire ManagementWildland Fire Meets Structural FireIn recent years much more attention has been given to the wildland-urban interface, that area where homes and other

Cedar City Interagency Air Operations Center

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National Park Service U.S. Department of the InteriorZion National Park November 2002Springdale, Utah 84767 435 772-3256 phone 435 772-3426 fax www.nps.gov/zionZion National Park Fire ManagementInteragency Air Operations Center Opens in Cedar CityAn open house was held on June 6, 2002 to celebrate the opening of the Interagency Air Operati

Zion Receives Fire Management Award

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National Park Service U.S. Department of the InteriorZion National Park February 2003Springdale, Utah 84767 435 772-3256 phone 435 772-3426 fax www.nps.gov/zionZion National Park Fire ManagementZion Receives Intermountain Fire Management AwardThe Fire Management Program at Zion National Park received one of two 2002 Awards for Excellence i

Proposed Fire Management Units - Fire Management Plan Documents

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Major Vegetation Complexes South - Fire Management Plan Documents

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Map H (South): Major Vegetation ComplexesAspen Bare Soil/ Stone Formations Desert Shrublands Douglas Fir Exotic Grasses Exotic Riparian Grass/Herbaceous Lands Juniper/ Pinyon-Juniper Mountain Shrub Ponderosa Pine White Fir Shrublands Slickrock Wetland/ Riparian@ !y SMap Projection: Tranverse Mercator, UTM Coordinate System, Zone 12, Datum: NAD

Historical Fire Regime Classes - Fire Management Plan Documents

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Map C: Historical Fire Regime ClassesClass Frequency - Severity I II 0-35+ years - Surface 0-35+ years - Replacement 35-100+ years - Mixed 35-100+ years - Replacement >100 - 200 years - Replacement@ ! 15III IV Vy SVirgin@ !Springdale RockvilleMap Projection: Tranverse Mercator, UTM Coordinate System, Zone 12, Datum: NAD 1983 Map

Current Fire Management Units - Fire Management Plan Documents

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Map F: Current Fire Management Units@ ! 15y SVirginSuppression BoundaryRockville@ !SpringdaleConditional Natural Wildland-Urban InferfaceEnvironmental Assessment Aug. 2001Map Projection: Tranverse Mercator, UTM Coordinate System, Zone 12, Datum: NAD 1983 Map produced by Zion National Park, Resource Management & Research, GIS

Zion Fire Management Units Map pdf file - Fire Management Plan Documents

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Zion National Park Fire Management Units@ ! 15y SVirgin@ !Suppression Modified Conditional Natural Map Projection: Tranverse Mercator, UTM Coordinate System, Zone 12, Datum: NAD 1983 Map produced by Zion National Park, Resouce Management & Research, GIS ProgramRockvilleP:\EA for Fire Mgt. Plan\EA Copy for Distribution\Document\Ma

General Management Plan Zones - Fire Management Plan Documents

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Map E: General Management Plan ZonesFrontcountry High Development Frontcountry Low Development Transition 15@ !y SVirginFrontcountry High Development Frontcountry Low Development Transition Primitive@ !Springdale RockvillePristine Research Natural Area AdministrativeMap Projection: Tranverse Mercator, UTM Coordinate System, Z

Current Fire Regime Classes - Fire Management Plan Documents

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Map D: Current Condition ClassesClass Vegetation Community 1 Fire regimes are within an historical range Moderately altered from historical range Significantly altered from their historical range@ ! 152 3y SVirgin@ !Springdale RockvilleMap Projection: Tranverse Mercator, UTM Coordinate System, Zone 12, Datum: NAD 1983 Map produc

Download a sample historic property grant application - Frequently Asked Questions

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Nationally Significant Intellectual and Cultural Artifacts and Hi~tnrj.. ~.~FY2006HistoricPreservation Fund Grants to Preserve-SaveAmerica's Treasures1. PROJECT INFORMATIONCongressional DistrictType of project (select QNbY one) Historic district Site Building _xStructure Sculpture TOTAL Project Cost $ObjectWork of art$1,030,000.00Art

Interim Reports and Final Report cover sheets Word format - for NPS Grantees

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National Park Service U.S. Department of the InteriorINTERIM PROGRESS REPORT COVER SHEETFEDERAL SAVE AMERICA’S TREASURES GRANTNOTE: Interim Reports are due every six months throughout the life of the grant. Failure to submit timely and acceptable progress reports places a grantee in noncompliance with the terms and conditions of the Grant Agree

Easement requirements for Save America s Treasures Grants - for NPS Grantees

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General Easement Provisions for Save America’s Treasures GrantsEasements held on Save America’s Treasures grants must run for no less than 50 years after the end date of the grant agreement (Provisions taken from Chapter 6 – Historic Preservation Fund Grants Manual) c. Characteristics and Mandatory Provisions. 1) Legally Enforceable. Covenants and

Urban Ecology Internships National Park Service U S

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Urban Ecology InternshipsNational Park Service U.S. Department of the Interior National Capital RegionCatoctin Mountain Park, MDwww.nps.gov/cato Description of intern duties/tasks: There are several opportunities available at Catoctin Mountain Park. Two major on-going projects would be the focus of this internship 1) Exotic plants control, and

The Wildest Urban River Potomac River Gorge

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FeatureFeatureThe Wildest Urban River: Potomac River GorgeJ E F F R E Y P. C O H NGary Fleming leads a small party across the tall bluffs,through the thick forest,and down the steep ravines that characterize the Virginia side of the Potomac River just north of Washington,DC. Fleming points to the stately beeches,plentiful tulip poplars,and m

Crown of the Continent Learning Center Roundtable May

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Crown of the Continent Learning Center Roundtable May 28, 2003 List of ParticipantsBill Dolan Chief of Natural Resources Waterton Lakes National Park Box 200 Waterton Park, AB T0K 2M0 403/859-5118 bill.dolan@pc.gc.ca Marilyn Blair Information and Technology Specialist USGS – Northern Rocky Mountain Science Center Glacier Field Station PO Box 128 W

Crown of the Continent Research Learning Center Roundtable

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Crown of the Continent Research Learning Center Roundtable May 28, 2003Natural Resources – current issues and needs Research Needs Greater ecosystem habitat utilization (transboundary) understanding spatial scale and connectivity; where are important corridors outside park? How does landscape scale change outside park boundaries affect the park e

Crown of the Continent Research Learning Center Round

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Crown of the Continent Research Learning Center Round Table Discussion Cultural Resources May 28, 2003 Research/Treatment Needs • • • History of park administration, management/development activities, and research history - assist with future research as well as park management; centennial is an opportunity for partnering History, inventory, and ev

Procurement requirements for Save America s Treasures Grants - for NPS Grantees

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Procurement Standards for Save America’s Treasures Grants(Procurement Standards taken from Chapter 17, Historic Preservation Fund Grants Manual) *Documentation of procurements does not have to be submitted to NPS, but must be retained in grantee’s files for audit purposes. A. Applicability. This Chapter provides standards and guidelines applicable

Interim Reports and Final Report cover sheets - for NPS Grantees

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Save Form Print Form Supplementary Cover Sheet for - SAT Application Instructions

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Save FormPrint FormSupplementary Cover Sheet for National Park Service GrantsThis form is only to be used as a supplement to the Application for Federal Assistance. 1. Official National Register or NHL name:2. Historic Property or Collection Address* Street 1: Street 2:* City:County:* State* Zip / Postal Code:* Congressional Distr

Download a sample preservation easement - Frequently Asked Questions

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SAMPLE CONSERVATION EASEMENT AGREEMENT For a Save America’s Treasures Grant (Historic Building) INTRODUCTION. This conservation easement agreement is made the day of , 20 , between Organization, as GRANTOR of a conservation easement (hereafter referred to as the “Grantor”), and the SHPO/Covenant Holder, as GRANTEE of the conservation easement (here

Matching share requirements for Save America s Treasures Grants - for NPS Grantees

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MATCHING SHARE REQUIREMENTS FOR SAVE AMERICA’S TREASURES GRANTSThe National Park Service (NPS) administers its Historic Preservation grant programs, including the Save America’s Treasures grant program, in keeping with Federal-wide grant-making requirements and with the requirements of the National Historic Preservation Act. These Federal-wide req

Download a sample historic property grant agreement - Frequently Asked Questions

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H36(2256) Grant Agreement No. 42-06-ML-0517 Upon signature of both parties below, the National Park Service (NPS) will have obligated with this Grant Agreement the amount of $350,000 appropriated from the Historic Preservation Fund for the Save America’s Treasures Grant Program by Public Law 109-54, which provides Fiscal Year 2006 appropriations to

West R d Joyner Ridge Trail ALTERNATIVE ONE

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Volume Two The Foundations - next

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Volume One The Strategy - next

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Section Consultation and Coordination

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SECTION 5: CONSULTATION AND COORDINATIONCOMPLIANCE WITH ENABLING LEGISLATIONThe act establishing the preserve has several sections that have implications for, or directly relate to, consultation and coordination in the development of the draft GMP/EIS: Section 1002(a) (4) the National Park Trust, which owns the Spring Hill Ranch, has agreed to pe

Section Alternatives and Proposed Action

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SECTION 2: ALTERNATIVES AND PROPOSED ACTIONIn this section, a proposed action (preferred alternative) for the preserve is described along with five alternatives, including one that would not substantially change existing conditions (“no action” alternative). All of the “action” alternatives are intended to support the park’s significance and purpo

Funding River Conservation in the States - Publications

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