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BLM Cotoni Coast Dairies Biological Monitoring Plan and Updated Plan

This first one updated December 2021

biological-monitoring-planning_ccd-with-baseline-status Cotoni Coast Dairies Dec 2021 Biological Monitoring Plan Download

This next one updated in October 2022

biological-monitoring-update_cotoni_coast-dairies_10-20-2022 Cotoni Coast Dairies Biological Monitoring Plan Update Download

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Posted in Uncategorized and tagged BLM, conservation land management, Cotoni Coast Dairies, recreation on May 11, 2023 by Grey Hayes. 4 Comments

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lisasheridan says:

May 12, 2023 at 11:45 am

Thank you Grey!

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1. Grey Hayes says:
  
  May 12, 2023 at 2:01 pm
  
  Hi Lisa! You are welcome. What do you think? Is there monitoring sufficient to understand trends in avian species and to inform changes in management that may be needed to conserve species?
  
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