Bureau’s Grant for Razorback Sucker Population Enhancement

The grant recipient shall submit a list of project objectives relating to the improvement, maintenance, repair, and monitoring of razorback sucker rearing ponds at the OWMA, Overton, NV. Any and all methods, techniques, and equipment used in the course of this effort to capture, hold, mark, sample, record, or document razorback sucker shall be described in detail and given a purpose. General techniques for assessing and recording pond water quality as part of current pond monitoring or for evaluation of additional ponds shall also be described. Chosen methods must be technically sound and appropriate for achieving stated goals and objectives. Timeframes (both time of year and duration) for all activities including but not limited to field work, lab work, and report writing must be clearly stated. Specifically, a description of when activities will begin, their expected duration, and how often they will occur shall be provided. If any flexibility is expected in the schedule, explain the basis for this flexibility. Results must be achievable in the timeframe specified.