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<br />C::,J <br />-:':':'J <br />~., <br />~--' <br />.;:.. <br />(,Q <br /> <br />2. <br /> <br />Collection and transport of gametes or adults from the wild to the <br />hatchery facility; <br /> <br />3. <br /> <br />Procedures for spawning at the hatchery; <br /> <br />4. Location of fish stocks; <br /> <br />5. Details on research projects; and <br /> <br />6. Method of transport and release to the wild. <br /> <br />3.7 MONITORING AND DATA MANAGEMENT <br /> <br />Well-defined monitoring and data management programs will be an integral part <br />of the rare fish management and recovery program for the San Juan River and <br />will constitute integral parts of each recovery element. Monitoring is needed <br />to track population status and trends and to define the overall success of the <br />recovery program. Appropriate Federal and State permits will be required for <br />monitoring the species. A data management system is needed to provide timely <br />analysis of research program data, to allow analysis and reporting of <br />monitori ng program data. and to generally be an i nformat ion resource for <br />directing management and recovery activities. <br /> <br />3.7.1 Monitorinq <br /> <br />Monitoring is defined as an ongoing <br />population trends of rare species. <br />status and trends of rare species. <br />groups 50 that spatial and temporal <br /> <br />program to determine the status and <br />The monitoring program will identify the <br />Standardized methods must be used by all <br />trends can be identified and compared. <br /> <br />The ultimate role of monitoring is tracking progress toward recovery. One of <br />the high priority efforts recommended is to quantify specific recovery goals <br />for the San Juan River. Measurement of key parameters vital to addressing <br />success and progress of the recovery program will be included in the <br /> <br />33 <br />