Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Fire Management.
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City
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Boise
County
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Ada
Phone Number
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208-387-5595
Zip Code
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83705-5354
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Board meetings and strategic plans from U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Fire Management
The Alaska Invasive Species Partnership held an informational session regarding the detection and management of the invasive European green crab in Alaska. Topics included the history of the crab's spread along the West Coast, the environmental and cultural threats they pose to ecosystems, and the importance of early detection and community-based monitoring. Participants discussed strategies for identification, the necessity of multi-agency collaboration for rapid response, and the potential negative impacts on local shellfish industries and habitats.
The meeting was a joint informational session focused on the proposed terrestrial and marine critical habitat designations for the green sea turtle in the Central North Pacific, surrounding the Hawaiian archipelago. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service presented information on terrestrial critical habitat, including nesting and basking behaviors, the listing status of the green sea turtle, and the process for selecting critical habitat units. NOAA Fisheries presented on marine critical habitat, including the importance of nearshore waters for reproduction, foraging, and resting, and the identification of high and low conservation value areas based on turtle density and abundance. The meeting included opportunities for public questions and comments.
The Comprehensive Management Plan for the Great Egg Harbor National Scenic and Recreational River establishes a 10-year framework for cooperative management and long-term resource protection. Its primary goals are to foster public education and awareness, streamline regulations and coordinate enforcement, ensure compatible land uses, enhance the river's free-flowing character for appropriate recreational uses, and protect and enhance its natural, cultural, and scenic resources. The plan aims to safeguard irreplaceable resource values and achieve a balance between conservation and development while educating stakeholders about the river's significance.
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Track U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Fire Management meetings, strategic plans, and budget discussions before the public bid appears.
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Public-sector contacts connected to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Fire Management.
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