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Sage-Grouse Planning Strategy Montana / Dakotas Greater Sage-grouse Plans - Forest Service

Sage-Grouse Planning Strategy Planning Areas in Montana

Sage-Grouse Planning Strategy BLM Surface Ownership

Sage-Grouse Planning Strategy Priority Habitat Management Areas and General Habitat Management Areas

Sage-Grouse Planning Strategy Core Population Area Strategy 1.Establishes “priority areas” A.Encompasses ~80% of the birds on 24% of the land. 2.Limits disturbance density & intensity A.1 well pad per 640 acres B.No more than 5%* disturbance C.Standardize calculation Density Disturbance Calculation Tool (DDCT) 5 5

Sage-Grouse Planning Strategy Core Population Area Strategy Continued 4.Consistent Management Actions and Stipulations A.Surface Occupancy B.Seasonal Use C.Transportation D.Transmission Lines E.Noise F.Vegetation Removal & Treatments 5.Monitoring 6.Reclamation 6 6

Sage-Grouse Planning Strategy Plan Allocation Decisions.

Sage-Grouse Planning Strategy Disturbance Caps – 5%* project level cap (DDCT process) in cooperation with the State of Montana. Mitigation – Set up regional Mitigation Teams. Net Conservation Gain. Monitoring – Monitoring Appendix in each plan. Adaptive Management – Soft and hard triggers based on populations and habitat.

Sage-Grouse Planning Strategy Partnerships Land ownership in priority habitat is mixed. Threats occur across ownerships. Montana –Sage Grouse Habitat Conservation Program EOs complement Federal regulatory mechanisms to increase the scope and certainty of threat amelioration on all sage-grouse habitat. North Dakota State Plan –Management Plan and Conservation Strategies for Greater Sage-Grouse in North Dakota. South Dakota State Plan- South Dakota Greater Sage-Grouse Management Plan.

Sage-Grouse Planning Strategy Summary BLM has finalized three RMP Revisions and two Sage Grouse Amendments in Montana and one revision in South Dakota and one amendment in North Dakota. BLM manages less than 50% of Priority Sage Grouse Habitat in MT/DK. MT BLM has made strong commitments to work the State of Montana through the Montana Sage-Grouse Oversight Team. Implementation of the plans has begun.

Sage-Grouse Planning Strategy Questions?