1.3 From 2005 to 2015—Revision of North Carolina’s Wildlife Action Plan
Where to fnd it in the Plan
Required Element
2015 Revision
2005 Original Plan
4. Descriptions of conservation actions proposed to conserve species and habitats
Chapter 3 Wildlife
Chapter 4 Statewide Conservation Strategies Chapter 5 Species and Habitat Assessments and Conservation Strategies
Chapter 4 Habitats Chapter 6 Conservation Priorities Appendices K, L, M, O
Chapter 6 Synthesis of Conservation Priorities
5. Monitoring plans and adapta- Chapter 3 Wildlife
Chapter 4 Statewide Conservation Strategies Chapter 5 Species and Habitat Assessments and Conservation Strategies Chapter 6 Synthesis of Conservation Priorities Chapter 7 Status and Trends Monitoring Chapter 8 Implementation Monitoring, Adaptive Management, and Review and Revision Procedures Chapter 8 Implementation
tion of conservation actions
Chapter 4 Habitats Chapter 6 Conservation Priorities Chapter 7 Implementation and Monitoring Appendices L, M, O
6. Procedures for review of the Plan at intervals not to exceed
Chapter 8 Review, Coordination,
Revision, and Next Steps
Monitoring, Adaptive
10 years
Management, and Review and Revision Procedures Chapter 8 Implementation
7. Plans for coordinating the
Chapter 8 Review, Coordination,
development, implementation, Revision, and Next Steps
Monitoring, Adaptive
review, and revision of the Plan with federal, state, and local agencies and Indian tribes 8. Documentation of public par- ticipation during development and implementation
Management, and Review and
Revision Procedures
Chapter 8 Review, Coordination,
Chapter 2 Approach
Revision, and Next Steps Appendix C
Chapter 8 Implementation Monitoring, Adaptive Management, and Review and Revision Procedures Appendices C, J
Problems afecting North Carolina’s fsh and wildlife species and natural communities and the priority conservation actions that focus on these problems are presented as recommen- dations in this Plan. Tese recommendations identify the surveys, monitoring, research, management practices, and partnerships and cooperative eforts that address the provi- sions of the Eight Requirement Elements. All recommendations are priority conservation actions and were developed through the collaborative eforts of NCWRC biologists, Taxa Team members, partners, and stakeholders during development of this NCWAP.
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2015 NC Wildlife Action Plan
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