Habitat
restoration on Nisqually Refuge.
Documents
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Planning
Update 6, June 2001
Draft EIS/CCP Notice of Availability, 12/20/02 42KB
Draft EIS/CCP, 12/20/02 4,194KB
Draft EIS/CCP Appendices, 12/20/02
2,304KB
Draft EIS/CCP Summary, 12/20/02 697KB
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for the Draft EIS/CCP and Summary were
extracted and posted individually to
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Draft
EIS/CCP Figure 1.1-1 303KB
Draft EIS/CCP Figure 1.1-2 2,379KB
Draft EIS/CCP Figure 2.3-1 4,758KB
Draft EIS/CCP Figure 2.3-2 4,757KB
Draft EIS/CCP Figure 2.3-3 3,735
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Draft EIS/CCP Figure 2.3-4 4,786
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Draft EIS/CCP Figure 3.2-1 11,429KB
Draft EIS/CCP Figure 3.2-2 2,497KB
Draft EIS/CCP Figure 3.2-3 1,010KB
Draft EIS/CCP Figure 3.2-4 1,594KB
Draft EIS/CCP Figure 3.2-6 1,767KB
Draft EIS/CCP Figure 3.4-1 1,817KB
Draft EIS/CCP Figure 3.6-1 1,881KB
Draft EIS/CCP Figure 3.8-1 4,410KB
Summary
Figure S-1 300 KB
Summary Figure S-2 4,889 KB
Summary Figure S-3 4,754 KB
Summary Figure S-4 3,733 KB
Summary Figure S-5 4,785 KB
Nisqually
NWR
Comprehensive Conservation Plan
Project Profile
Purpose of CCP:
The
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) is preparing a Comprehensive
Conservation Plan (CCP) for the Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge. The
purpose of the CCP is to guide the long term management of the highest
priority natural resource needs at Nisqually Refuge. Guidance for land
protection, habitat restoration, fish and wildlife conservation, and visitor
services will be included in the CCP.
Current
Status:
A
Draft Environmental Impact Statement and CCP (Draft EIS/CCP) and a Summary
of the Draft EIS/CCP for the Nisqually Refuge were distributed for review
and comment on December 20, 2002. A copy is posted on this web page. Comments
were accepted via mail, fax, e-mail, or in person at two open houses held
January 15 and 16. The comment period closed February 21, 2003. Project
contacts are below. (Updated April 2003.)
Refuge
Location:
The
Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge is located in western Washington at
the southern end of Puget Sound. For
more information see the Nisqually Refuge Website.
Project Contacts:
For
Information on the CCP Planning Process
Mike
Marxen, CCP Team Leader
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
16507 SW Roy Rogers Road
Sherwood, Oregon 97140
Phone: 503/590-6596 Fax: 503/590-6702
For
Information on the National Wildlife Refuge System
Jean Takekawa,
Refuge Manager
Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge
100 Brown Farm Road
Olympia, Washington 98516
Phone: 360/753-9467 Fax: 360/534-9302