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1-5 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Executive Summary should not exceed 1 single-spaced page. Arrange to print extra copies of the Executive Summary for distribution to interested parties. It should include: Current Soecies Status: Status, population level/distribution (if known), and vulnerability to threats. (Let the reader know up front the condition of the species.) Habitat ReQuirements and limitinQ Factors: list any specialized habitat requirements and major threats to be addressed under Actions Needed. Recovery Objective: Choose among delisting, downlisting, or protection of existing populations for a specific time period or for the foreseeable future. Be ambitious, but do not set an unobtainable objective (obtained from Part II of the recovery plan). f f Recovery Criteria: Indicate the number and arrangement of viable populations, protection and management procedures needed, and what threats should be resolved. Only by being specific in terms of numbers, distribution, amount of habitat, level of protection/enforcement, etc., will the Service and the public be able to assess progress toward the recovery objective. Actions Needed: Present a numbered list of the major steps needed to satisfy recovery criteria or at least make a significant improvement in species status. Total Estimated Cost of Recovery: A cost tible may be provided as follows. The bottom right-hand figure should reflect the total estimated cost of recovery (e.g. consultations, permits, law enforcement activities, land management activities, personnel requirements, etc). Costs may be summarized if more applicable. 1990 1991 1992 Need 1 Need 2 Need 3 Total $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 1- 1- 1- 1- $ $ $ $ Year Tota 1 Date of Recovery: Indicate the anticipated year objectives will be completed. This mayor may not be the last year listed in the above cost table. (See attached example{s), pages 6 and 7.) OS/25/90