Draft Final R3-1 Document

• Description: related to the Platte River Endangered Species Partnership ‎(aka Platte River Recovery Implementation Program or PRRIP)‎
• State: CO
• State: NE
• State: WY
• Basin: South Platte
• Water Division: 1
• Date: 4/17/2000
• Author: PRRIP
• Title: Draft Final 113 -1 Document
• Water Supply Pro - Doc Type: Report/Study

Table I. Evaluation of Program Effects on Whooping Crane
' Data analysis will be included as part of the R2 -1 study protocols
2 Location and type of all permanent transects (sediment, vegetation, channel morphology) will be chosen/coordinated for efficiency of data collection and to take best advantage
of historical data
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Potential Sources of Current and
Possible Analysis
Future Data
Methods'
Time Frame
D. Program effects on Whooping Cranes (Species
Response)
1) Changes in land and flow management on the
• whooping crane surveys
Trend analyses
During migrations, 10-
relative frequency of whooping crane
13 years
stopovers
[Note: 2 reviewers commented that this will require
Data Needs:
concerted effort with trained observers for site use
Frequency of whooping crane use
data].
over time
2) Program effects of changes in land and flow
whooping crane surveys
Trend analyses
During migrations, 10-
management on the relative distribution of
13 years
whooping crane stopovers
[Note: 2 reviewers commented that this will require
Data Needs:
concerted effort with trained observers for site use
Distribution of whooping crane use
data].
over time
3) Program effects of changes in land and flow
whooping crane surveys
Trend analyses
During migrations, 10 -13
management on the duration of whooping
years
crane stopovers
[Note: 2 reviewers commented that this information,
Data Needs:
while pertinent, may be too difficult to acquire and
Duration of whooping crane
interpret accurately, due to confounding variables]
use over time
Social composition (single, pair,
pair with young, etc).
Changes in land use
Aerial photography/ GIS database
At 3 -year intervals
' Data analysis will be included as part of the R2 -1 study protocols
2 Location and type of all permanent transects (sediment, vegetation, channel morphology) will be chosen/coordinated for efficiency of data collection and to take best advantage
of historical data
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