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Sustainable Resource Management through Adaptive Licensing: A Case Study in River Flow Monitoring

Learn about a modern licensing approach for managing minimum river flows, emphasizing adaptive management based on monitoring results. Explore the importance of realistic timetables, anticipating impacts, recording decisions, and striving for practical excellence.

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Sustainable Resource Management through Adaptive Licensing: A Case Study in River Flow Monitoring

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  1. How do we do it?

  2. Rock Creek/ Cresta • New License Issued in 2001 • Three 5 Year Test Flow Periods • Flows in Third Test period to be “adaptively managed” based on monitoring results • Monitoring includes: fish, bugs, frogs, water temperature

  3. Rock Creek/ Cresta Minimum River Flows shall be maintained at the second 5-year level for a five year test period provided at least four consecutive non-critically dry years occur.

  4. Success in a Modern License • Does your timetable for information gathering and decision making reflect reality? • Anticipate how changes in one area will impact other parts of the license • Record your decisions and actions • Remember that excellent is the enemy of the good

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