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 November 2010
Status Report
for the Makua and Oahu Implementation Plans.
46 MB
Prepared by: Oahu Army Natural Resource
Program U.S. Army Garrison, Hawaii and Pacific Cooperative Studies
Unit Schofield Barracks, HI 96857. Click here
to view a list of contributors.
Maps to sensitive rare resources have been
removed from these documents. If you need
access to an unedited version of any report on this site, please Email:
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Executive summary excerpt:
This report serves as the annual status report to the
Implementation Team (IT), and participating landowners on the Makua*
Implementation Plan (MIP) Year-6 actions and Oahu Implementation
Plan (OIP) Year-3 actions that occurred between 1 September 2009 and
31 August 2010 and also serves to report compliance to the U.S. Fish
and Wildlife Service. The Oahu Army Natural Resources Program (OANRP)
has just completed implementing its sixth year of the Makua
Implementation Plan Addendum (2005) and the third year of the Oahu
Implementation Plan (2008). The Makua Implementation Plan (MIP) was
finalized in May 2003. In January 2005, the Army completed an
Addendum which emphasized management for stability of three
population units (PUs) per plant taxon in the most intact habitat
and 300 individuals of Achatinella mustelina in each genetically
identified Evolutionarily Significant Unit (ESU). The 2007 Makua
Biological Opinion (BO) issued by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
(USFWS) required that the Army provide threat control for all Oahu
Elepaio pairs in the Makua action area (AA) and stabilization for 28
plant and one snail species.
*Hawaiian diacriticals are not
used in this document except in some appendices in order to simplify
formatting. Please refer to Appendix 1 Spelling of Hawaiian Names.
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Cover Page, List of
Contributors |
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Executive Summary |
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Table of Contents |
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Chapter 1: Ecosystem
Management |
12 MB |
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Chapter
2: Five Year Rare Plant Plans |
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Chapter 3: MIP/OIP Rare
Plant Stabilization Plans |
5 MB |
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Chapter 4: MIP
Achatinella mustelina Management |
1 MB |
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Chapter 5: OIP
Achatinella species Management |
1 MB |
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Chapter 6: Oahu Elepaio |
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Chapter 7: Research Program |
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Appendix ES-1: Spelling of
Hawaiian Names |
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Appendix ES-2: July 2010
Makua Valley Fire Report |
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Appendix ES-3: Determining
Physical Dormancy in Hard-Seeded IP Species |
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Appendix ES-4: Re-Collection
Intervals for Seed Collections of IP Species for Maintaining Genetic
Storage Representation |
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Appendix ES-5: Oahu Army
Natural Resource Program Research Proposal, M. Euaparadorn |
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Appendix 1-1: Environmental
Outreach 2010 |
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Appendix 1-2: Target Species
Form |
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Appendix 1-3: Determining
Soil Seed Bank Persistence for Incipient Weed Species |
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Appendix 1-4: Sphagnum
Control Plan for Kaala MU |
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Appendix 1-5: Summer 2010
Psidium cattleianum Control at Kahanahaiki Clearcut and Chipper
Project |
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Appendix 1-6: How to Chipper
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Appendix 1-7: Bidens
torta Seed Sow Trials at Kahanahaiki MU |
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Appendix 1-8: Standard
Operating Procedures for Herbicide Ballistic Technology Operations:
Ground and Aerial Herbicide Application |
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Appendix 4-1: A reptilian
smoking gun: first record of invasive Jackson’s chameleon (Chamaeleo
jacksonii) predation on native Hawaiian species |
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Appendix 4-2: Euglandina
rosea detection by dogs, February-March 2010, Hurt and Whitelaw
(Working Dogs for Conservation), April 2010. |
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Appendix 4-3: Euglandina
rosea exclosure construction |
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Appendix 7-1: Invasive Ant
Monitoring Protocol
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Appendix 7-2: Final Report:
Survey of invasive ant species within Makua and Oahu Implementation
Management Units 2004-2009 |
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