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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8220.101.10.B
Description
Colorado River-Water Projects-Glen Canyon Dam/Lake Powell-Glen Canyon Adaptive Management-TWG
Basin
Colorado Mainstem
Water Division
5
Date
6/10/2005
Title
Fiscal Year 2006-Monitoring and Research Work Plan
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Report/Study
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<br />00512 <br /> <br />REVISED PROJECT ST A TEMENTS FOR CULTURAL PROJECTS C2. and C3. <br />. (TO COMPLY WITH BAHG BUDGET RECOMMENDA nON OF MAY, 2005) <br /> <br />Project C.2. Synthesize Tribal Monitoring Programs Results (1995-2005) <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />FUNDING Fiscal year <br />HISTORY <br /> 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 <br />Outside GCMRC 50,000 <br /> - - - - <br />SciencelIabor . <br />Logistics Field - - - - - <br />Sunnort <br />Project Related - - - - - <br />Travelffrainin~ <br />ODerations/SuDDlies - - - - - <br />GCMRC Salary - - - 25,000 - <br />(student intern\ <br />Proiect Subtotal - - - 75,000 - <br />DOl Customer 7,250 <br />Burden l6 to 17%) - - - - <br />Proiect Total - - - 82,250 - <br />% Total 61% <br />Outsourced - - - - <br /> <br />Principal Investigators: TaD <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Statement of Problem: The five tribal groups participating in the Glen Canyon Dam <br />Adaptive Management Program have cultural traditions associated with Grand Canyon <br />that extend back many hundreds of years. Many of the same resources are valued by <br />multiple tribes for different reasons. Resources valued by the tribes include many of the <br />same prehistoric and historic sites that are also valued by the National Park Service and <br />the general public for their infonnational and potential interpretive values. In addition to <br />archaeological sites, the Tribes value specific locations (geologic landmarks, springs, <br />shrines), biological resources (specific plants and animals), and minerals in the Colorado <br />River Ecosystem that are important to their traditional cultures. Many of the sites and <br />landmarks qualify as traditional cultural properties under the National Historic <br />Preservation Act, although fonnal detenninations of eligibility have not been completed. <br />Numerous native plant and animal species in the CRE have been identified by the <br />Southern Paiute, Navajo, Hualapai and Hopi people as having significant cultural value <br />
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