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== '''Triennial Budget and Work Plan -- Fiscal Years 2021-2023''' == | == '''Triennial Budget and Work Plan -- Fiscal Years 2021-2023''' == | ||
| + | In fiscal years 2021, 2022, and 2023 (FY2021-23), the GCMRC and its cooperators will continue to undertake monitoring and research activities, as outlined in this Triennial Work Plan (TWP), that will respond to the legal requirements of GCPA and the recently approved LTEMP and will monitor the status and trends of natural, cultural, and recreational resources of the Colorado River between the forebay of Glen Canyon Dam and the western boundary of Grand Canyon National Park. This segment of the Colorado River is administratively termed the Colorado River ecosystem (CRe) which is defined as “the Colorado River mainstem corridor and interacting resources in associated riparian and terrace zones, located primarily from the forebay of Glen Canyon Dam to the western boundary of Grand Canyon National Park...” (US Department of the Interior, 2016a). All activities to be conducted by GCMRC in the CRe for FY2021-23 are described in this TWP. | ||
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Triennial Budget and Work Plan -- Fiscal Years 2021-2023In fiscal years 2021, 2022, and 2023 (FY2021-23), the GCMRC and its cooperators will continue to undertake monitoring and research activities, as outlined in this Triennial Work Plan (TWP), that will respond to the legal requirements of GCPA and the recently approved LTEMP and will monitor the status and trends of natural, cultural, and recreational resources of the Colorado River between the forebay of Glen Canyon Dam and the western boundary of Grand Canyon National Park. This segment of the Colorado River is administratively termed the Colorado River ecosystem (CRe) which is defined as “the Colorado River mainstem corridor and interacting resources in associated riparian and terrace zones, located primarily from the forebay of Glen Canyon Dam to the western boundary of Grand Canyon National Park...” (US Department of the Interior, 2016a). All activities to be conducted by GCMRC in the CRe for FY2021-23 are described in this TWP. |
| Long-term Experimental and Management Plan (LTEMP) The LTEMP provides the basis for decisions that identify management actions and experimental options that will provide a framework for adaptively managing Glen Canyon Dam operations over the next 20 years |
LTEMP Science Plan The LTEMP Science Plan describe a strategy by which monitoring and research data in the natural and social sciences will be collected, analyzed, and provided to DOI, its bureaus, and to the GCDAMP in support of implementation of LTEMP. |
Core Monitoring Plan The GCMRC Core Monitoring Plan (CMP) describes the consistent, long-term, repeated measurements using scientifically accepted protocols to measure status and trends of key resources to answer specific questions. Core monitoring is implemented on a fixed schedule regardless of budget or other circumstances (for example, water year, experimental flows, temperature control, stocking strategy, nonnative control, etc.) affecting target resources. |
Monitoring and Research Plan The GCMRC Monitoring and Research Plan (MRP) specifies (1) core monitoring activities, (2) research and development activities, and (3) long-term experimental activities consistent with the strategies and priorities established in this SSP to be conducted over the next 5 years to address some of the strategic science questions associated with AMWG priority questions. |
Budget and Workplan The GCMRC Triennial Work Plan (TWP) identifies the scope, objectives, and budget for monitoring and research activities planned for a 3-year period. When completed, the triennial work plan will be consistent with the MRP. |
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