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1 Conservation Partners Legacy Grant Program Expedited Conservation Projects (ECP) Activity List # Forest habitat: 1 Winter (thermal) cover 2 Tree planting 3 Promotion of natural regeneration 4 Bud capping 5 Rx burning within BMP prescription, including aerial support # Prairie habitat: 1 Establish new prairie/grassland 2 Seed purchase of native 3 Rx burning within BMP prescription 4 Mowing/herbicide for invasives control in recently established grassland/prairie 5 Tree removal/woody encroachment management 6 Interseeding of monoculture/low biodiversity sites # Wetland/water habitat: 1 Water level control structures 2 Fish Barriers 3 Upland vegetation enhancement 4 Tile breaks/ditch blocks # Fish Game and Wildlife habitat: 1 Brushland shearing 2 Dam removal/modification 3 In-stream habitat modification 4 Trout stream restoration/habitat improvement 5 Site prep for habitat enhancement 6 All ECP activities from forest, prairie, wetland habitats Conservation Partners Legacy Grant Program Page 1 of 5
2 FOREST Habitat ECP Activity List Definitions and Details 1 Winter (thermal) cover Planting woody vegetation (native trees, bushes, shrubs) for the purpose of providing overwinter cover for native animal Planting tree/woody vegetation, herbicide, mowing, tree mats/stake, seedlings/bare root stock Non-native, equipment purchase heavy equipment) 2 Tree planting/seeding purchase Planting and purchase of native tree for reasons other than replanting of clear cut timber harvest trees, seedlings, contractor costs, equipment rental, herbicide, tree mats/stakes (including hand tools, saws, attachments for heavy equipment), PPE 3 Promotion of natural regeneration Activities that promote natural regeneration within native stand types with defined fish and/or wildlife habitat benefit Mowing, shearing, herbicide, hand/mechanical release, thinning, contractor costs, equipment rental heavy equipment) 4 Bud capping Protecting young conifer buds overwinter from deer browse with defined fish and/or wildlife habitat benefit Papers, clips, contractor costs, equipment rental 5 Rx burning within BMP prescription, including aerial support Burning of understory to remove heavy fuels, improve stand health and promote regeneration of young successional forest with defined fish and/or wildlife habitat benefit Burn break installation, contractor costs, burn fuel (minimal cost), pre-burn site prep, equipment rental, nonstate aerial contractor for current planned burn Agency staff time, equipment purchase, PPE, burn equipment (sprayers, drip torches, slip-on units), herbicide, chainsaws, vehicles Conservation Partners Legacy Grant Program Page 2 of 5
3 PRAIRIE Habitat ECP Activity List Definitions and Details 1 Establish new prairie/grassland by planting seeding of native within BMP prescription Restoring native grassland (including forbs) in a suitable area currently void of or covered in non-native vegetation DNR lands require approved and adopted Restoration Plan; must be Mowing, herbicide, seed purchase, equipment rental, contractor costs for seeding Burn costs, equipment (seeder, packer, tractor, ATV, sprayer, etc.) 2 Seed purchase of native Purchase of native, local ecotype grassland seed and forbs from a local contractor to be planted by land manager before end of grant period Purchase of seed to provide current agencies/staff opportunity to complete a restoration or enhancement Non-native vegetation, woody vegetation, trees 3 Rx burning within BMP prescription Burning to restore native grassland/prairie as prescribed by current BMP Mowing burn breaks, contractor costs, burn fuel (minimal cost) PPE, burn equipment (sprayers, drip torches, slip-on units), herbicide, chainsaws, vehicles 4 Mowing/herbicide for invasives control in recently established grassland/prairie Invasive control within newly planted or newly established grassland/prairie sites (within 3 years), including both cutting and spraying to eliminate invasive Herbicide, equipment rental, contractor costs for spraying/mowing (including mower attachments, replacement parts for existing equipment, mowing units, sprayers, sprayer parts, etc.), PPE 5 Tree removal/woody encroachment management Removal of individual trees or woody encroachment within grassland/prairie sites Herbicide, equipment rental, contractor costs for removal Chainsaws, pruner, brush saw, sprayer, PPE, seed/seedlings 6 Interseeding of monoculture/low biodiversity sites Increasing the biodiversity of an existing grassland site by adding additional grassland and forbs Contractor costs for seeding, seed purchase, equipment rental (seeder, packer, ATV, tractor, etc.), management activities (mowing, herbicide, etc.) Conservation Partners Legacy Grant Program Page 3 of 5
4 WETLAND/WATER Habitat ECP Activity List Definitions and Details 1 Water control structures Installation of a structure to control the level of water, necessary due to altered hydrology of a shallow lake or wetland system survey and design and construction Fixed crest, variable crest structures, contractor costs, equipment rental, materials, site clean-up, associated upland or lowland restoration Access or conservation 2 Fish Barriers Barriers places on larger or shallow lake systems to prevent the spread of aquatic invasive survey and design and construction Contractor costs, equipment rental, materials, site cleanup, associated upland or lowland restoration Fish removal (commercial or chemical), access or design, 3 Upland vegetation enhancement Enhancement or restoration of uplands associated with existing wetlands or water systems that have been degraded Invasives control, Rx burning, herbicide, tree removal, seeding, equipment rental, contractor costs PPE, burn equipment (sprayers, drip torches, slip-on units), chainsaws, vehicles, pruner, brush saw, Rip-rap, access or conservation 4 Tile breaks/ditch blocks Decommissioning installed water drainage systems by tile break or removal equipment rental, contractor costs, re-meandering of ditch channels Tile system improvements, access or conservation Conservation Partners Legacy Grant Program Page 4 of 5
5 FISH GAME and WILDLIFE Habitat ECP Activity List Definitions and Details 1 Brushland shearing/mowing/ chopping 2 Dam removal/modification 3 In-stream habitat modification 4 Trout stream restoration/habitat improvement Use of heavy equipment during ground stable conditions to remove over mature trees and brush at ground level to allow for regeneration The removal of an existing dam within a public waterway, or installation of a dam modification or nature-like fishway to allow for fish and other aquatic to pass the current barrier Restoring or enhancing degraded or missing in-stream habitat or access to habitat to provide spawning, resting, feeding areas for aquatic Restoring or enhancing degraded or missing in-stream habitat or enhancements to upland/lowlands to provide spawning, resting, feeding areas and for trout Shearing, mowing, chopping, hydro-ax, follow-up site burning, contractor costs Dam removal and weir placement, nature-like fishway, rock arch rapids, rapids construction, contractor costs, equipment rental, materials, site cleanup, river/stream channel modification or re-meandering Structure placement, spawning area restoration, natural bank stabilization, log jam removal, equipment rental, contractor costs Beaver dam removal, equipment rental, contractor costs, structure placement, spawning area restoration, upland restoration, barrier/structure replacement or maintenance, fish ladders, fish elevators, engineering and design,, access or acquisition Rip-rap, access or design,, Rip-rap, access or design,, 5 Site prep for habitat enhancement Use of heavy equipment to remove current site vegetation, including grasses, brush and/or trees, to allow for future enhancement work on the landscape All ECP activities from forest, prairie, wetland habitats Shearing, mowing, chopping, hydro-ax, burning, contractor costs, equipment rental, invasives control, herbicide heavy equipment and attachments for heavy equipment), non-native Conservation Partners Legacy Grant Program Page 5 of 5
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