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<br /> <br />f t/ ~c.a.7<<,- <br /> <br />April 28, 1992 <br /> <br /> <br />United States Department of the Interior <br /> <br />FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE <br />Fish and Wildlife Enhancement <br />Nebraska/Kansas Field Office <br />203 West Second Street <br />Grand Island, Nebraska 68801 <br /> <br />MemQrandum <br /> <br />To: Management Alternatives Work Group <br />Platte River Management Joint study <br /> <br />From: Nebraska-Kansas Field Supervisor <br /> <br />Subject: Task 4 Management Alternatives Work Group (MAWG); <br />Identify compatible and incompatible uses of habitat <br /> <br />Input received from Work Group members at the April 8, 1992, MAWG <br />meeting was used to revise the attached matrices and descriptions <br />of management methods and "uses". This portion of Task 4 will be <br />finalized at the May 7-8 meeting in Denver, CO. <br /> <br />Definitions <br /> <br />Management method is a physical or chemical manipulation of the <br />area (habitat) to achieve a management goal. <br /> <br />Use is a practice or a method of utilizing natural resources in a <br />consumptive or non-consumptive manner. <br /> <br />In-channel habitat refers to the portion of the river between the <br />river banks including islands. <br /> <br />Out-of-channel habitat refers to all managed lands outside the <br />river banks including wet meadows and uplands. <br /> <br />On-site species refers to all flora and fauna located on managed <br />lands; primarily threatened and endangered species. <br /> <br />Attachments <br /> <br /> <br />pc: Platte River Coordinator <br />Nebraska state Supervisor <br />Coordinating Committee <br />