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l <br />A <br />Options will have to be evaluated on a case-by-case basis to insure consistency with Federal and ' <br />State law, the purposes of the Program, and powers of local governments and other organizations. <br /> <br />2.1.4 Land Management Methods <br />Numerous land management methods and techniques identified in the Biology Work Group <br />Report (see Appendix 6.2) can be used to effectively restore and maintain threatened and <br />endangered species' habitats in the central Platte River area. Many of these land management <br />methods and techniques are presently used within the central Platte River area; however, there <br />has not been sufficient monitoring and evaluation of these methods and techniques to establish <br />conclusively their relative efficiencies and benefit to species. Such monitoring and evaluation <br />is integral to the land rnanagement recommendations (see Section 2.3). <br />Land management methods include the following: <br />Mechanical Clearing/Control <br />Prescribed Burns <br />Chemical Control <br />Regulated Grazing <br />Reduce Seed Souzces <br />Channel Alteration <br />Conversation of Agricultural Lands to Wet Meadows & Uplands <br />Change River Bank Elevation <br />Haying <br />These methods will be applied on a case-by-case basis as needed to implement the Program. <br />10