California Long Cause Management Statement

• Category: California Local County - Los Angeles - Family Law
• State: California
• Control #: CA-FAM-045
• Format: PDF

Description

Long Cause Management Statement The California Long Cause Management Statement (LCS) is a written document that outlines the management objectives and strategies for long-term conservation of a particular species or habitat in California. It is developed in accordance with the California Endangered Species Act (CSA) and the California Natural Resources Agency's (CNR) management guidelines. The LCS includes a description of the species or habitat, its habitat requirements, potential threats to it, and the conservation actions necessary to protect it. It also includes a five-year action plan with specific objectives, strategies, and implementation actions. The California LCS is divided into three categories: primary management, secondary management, and special management. Primary management focuses on maintaining and protecting the species or habitat through prevention, protection, and monitoring. Secondary management focuses on restoring the species or habitat by restoring habitats, conducting surveys, and providing education and outreach. Special management focuses on species recovery and research. The LCS is reviewed and updated periodically to ensure that it is up to date and adequately reflects the management objectives and strategies for long-term conservation of the species or habitat. It is a vital tool for conservationists, scientists, and land managers in California.

The California Long Cause Management Statement (LCS) is a written document that outlines the management objectives and strategies for long-term conservation of a particular species or habitat in California. It is developed in accordance with the California Endangered Species Act (CSA) and the California Natural Resources Agency's (CNR) management guidelines. The LCS includes a description of the species or habitat, its habitat requirements, potential threats to it, and the conservation actions necessary to protect it. It also includes a five-year action plan with specific objectives, strategies, and implementation actions. The California LCS is divided into three categories: primary management, secondary management, and special management. Primary management focuses on maintaining and protecting the species or habitat through prevention, protection, and monitoring. Secondary management focuses on restoring the species or habitat by restoring habitats, conducting surveys, and providing education and outreach. Special management focuses on species recovery and research. The LCS is reviewed and updated periodically to ensure that it is up to date and adequately reflects the management objectives and strategies for long-term conservation of the species or habitat. It is a vital tool for conservationists, scientists, and land managers in California.