GCDAMP BAHG Page

The Budget Ad Hoc Group Page Originally established November 12, 2003. Re-established June 22, 2009. Status Active Latest Charge The Budget Ad Hoc Group (BAHG) will work with the Bureau of Reclamation (Reclamation) and Grand Canyon Monitoring and Research Center (GCMRC) to develop an annual budget recommendation for TWG consideration. This is to include an initial budget recommendation during the spring TWG meeting and a final recommendation during the summer TWG meeting.

Background Information	Budget Page	USBR Link to TWG Ad-Hocs and Membership

Group Members Chair: Craig Ellsworth Members: Melinda Arviso-Ciocco, Jan Balsom, Cliff Barrett, Rob Billerbeck, Shane Capron, Kurt Dongoske, Shane Capron, Paul Harms, Brian Healy, Ken Hyde, Leslie James, Vineetha Kartha, Ryan Mann, Craig McGinnis, Emily Omana Smith, Bill Persons, Ben Reeder, Peggy Roefer, Seth Shanahan, Larry Stevens, Lee Traynham, Kirk Young. Invited technical advisors: Helen Fairley, John Jordan, Mike Moran, Clayton Palmer, Dave Rogowski, Scott Vanderkooi. Upcoming Meetings Hello, BAHGers! Here is your call-in number for all the BAHG calls listed below: 1-877-932-7704 Passcode: 8410783# Budget Process Timeline

Links Budget wiki page FY18-20 GCMRC Triennial Budget and Workplan wiki page Documents and Direction GCDAMP Triennial Budget and Workplan Protocol Paper (10-6-2016) ADHOC Group Information Needs CRAHG SEAHG Monitoring and Research High Priorities TAHG Information Needs (Appendix C) Current TWP BAHG Meeting Notes Papers and Presentations 2016 Attachment 9a: Triennial Work Plan Budget Process ppt Other Stuff Program Areas for TWP Based on ROD Resource Categories (see page 6 of the ROD) Archaeological and cultural resources Humpback chub Hydropower and energy Other native fish species Recreational experience Sediment Tribal Resources Rainbow trout fishery Riparian vegetation Water quality and food base (added, part of KA) Invasive fish species (added, part of KA) Natural Processes: Not used (is an evaluation of above resources as related to “natural” benchmarks)