APPLICATION AND ENROLLMENT PROCESS. 1. USFWS biologists conduct outreach to eligible landowners within the CCAA management area according to the following prioritization scheme: A. Lands within the area of extant ▇▇▇▇▇▇ populations (SW Oregon and southern Cascades; Figure 2) are identified as a priority area for ▇▇▇▇▇▇ conservation as they currently support an extant and reintroduced population. B. Lands within the central and northern Cascades that are presumed devoid of fishers are priority areas for ▇▇▇▇▇▇ conservation as the adjacent federal lands are expected to support a reintroduced population following reintroductions into the northwestern Cascades. C. Lands within the central and northern Oregon Coast Range are secondary areas for conservation until a reintroduction occurs, or fishers are discovered. 2. Landowner expresses an interest in participating and provides the following information: • Aerial photos or map of property to be covered; • Information on access (e.g., vehicular, off-road vehicle, or on foot) to their ownership; and 3. USFWS biologist conducts a site visit to confirm enrollment eligibility with Landowner, if appropriate. The property may be enrolled if it is deemed suitable, meaning that the property: A. Contains forested habitat; OR B. Is suitable for use by fishers for any of their life history needs. 4. A Permit Application is prepared by the Landowner with USFWS assistance if requested. 5. CCAA is implemented by participating landowner, as written, including application of all conservation measures.
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Sources: Candidate Conservation Agreement With Assurances, Candidate Conservation Agreement With Assurances, Candidate Conservation Agreement With Assurances