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State Management Plan
State Management Plan: - Under FIFRA, a state management plan required by EPA to allow states, tribes, and U.S. territories the flexibility to design and implement ways to protect ground water from the use of certain pesticides. [Environmental Protection Agency] News archive for State Management Plan:: |
The Missoulian,FWP officials are seeking to reinforce the state's management plan and to align it with state law rather than to make major changes.
Northwest Wolf Roundup - Jul 25, 2008
KUOW NPR,ALLEN SAYS HER OFFICE IS ALSO FINISHING WORK ON A STATE MANAGEMENT PLAN. ALLEN: "Trying to get a balance between conservation, recovery of the animals and
G & F add four species to look for - Jul 24, 2008
Little Chicago Review,The CWCS is the state management plan for Species of Greatest Conservation Need. Most of the species are included in the listing because of a lack of basic
Wolf plan unveiled - 04 Dec 2007
Twin Falls Times-News,Reducing rancher-wolf conflicts is a top priority in the state's management plan, which will rely mostly on hunting to keep wolf numbers down in
SETGCD oks state management plan - Nov 13, 2007
Jasper Newsboy,By JIMMY GALVAN Managing Editor Due to a few technical mistakes in the original plan submitted to the state, the Southeast Texas Groundwater Conservation
Oregon agency tracks sheep deaths - Nov 24, 2007
The Olympian,...domesticated sheep wiped out California bighorn sheep in Oregon by 1915, and Rocky Mountain bighorns by 1945, according to the state's management plan.
Deer Herd Thick in Southern Michigan - Nov 14, 2007
WILX-TV,..."That'll help us reduce the deer population," Clute says. Hunting season is a key part of the state's management plan and it takes all kinds to thin it.
State wants input on wolves; Sequim meeting slated for Tuesday - Aug 20, 2007
Peninsula Daily,The state management plan is expected to include provisions for protecting livestock. An 18-member citizen panel has been working since winter on the plan
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