Habitat Assessments Clause Samples

The Habitat Assessments clause establishes requirements for evaluating the environmental characteristics and suitability of a specific area, typically before development or land use changes. It generally involves conducting surveys or studies to identify the presence of protected species, sensitive habitats, or ecological constraints within the project site. By mandating these assessments, the clause helps ensure that environmental impacts are properly considered and mitigated, thereby supporting compliance with environmental regulations and reducing the risk of project delays or legal challenges.
Habitat Assessments. Where appropriate, cooperate closely in the assessment of natural habitats and species that require restoration, and where required collaborate on relevant environmental monitoring, to ensure that work programs of both organisations can be effectively assessed.
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Habitat Assessments a. Complete wildlife permeability assessments to evaluate conservation value of a property to improve wildlife habitat conditions and connectivity, including inventory of on-site and surrounding infrastructure that may create barriers to wildlife passage (roads, fencing, etc). b. Assessment of potential of spreading nonnative or opportunistic animal species (e.g., barred owl, bullfrog) that may impact habitat functions and conservation values of a given property. c. Field verification of sensitive habitats species and presences, utilizing pre-existing records from the California Natural Diversity Database and other sources. Botanical Surveys/Assessments Task 7 Consultant shall conduct field assessments which may include the following, as well as generating reports or data from this information: 1. Habitat and Resource Mapping d. Reconnaissance-level vegetation community classifications, including identification of rare or high priority habitats to inform easement design and property management. e. Invasive species mapping and treatment recommendations.
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