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B Manual 007 Flashcards

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Manual 007: Principles for…

this is about reclamation

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minimizing surface disturbance in Native Prairie and Parkland areas

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Ground disturbance/erosion

Reclamation practices have shifted from controlling erosion and establishing sustainable grass cover to restoration of ? ? and health and establishing a plant community that ? the surrounding native plant community

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ecosystem structure

resembles

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Which plant communities are especially sensitive to development and difficult to reclaim and therefore require ongoing monitoring?

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Foothills rough fescue

Plains rough fescue

Prairie wool

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sensitive to development (excavators plowing up the ground)

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long term monitoring should be conducted until the proper native plant community has been reestablished

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(reclamation)

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reclamation

long term monitoring should be conducted until the proper

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native plant community has been reestablished

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Ground disturbance/erosion

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Environmental specialist

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  1. True or False This manual applies to ALL native prairie disturbances associated with any type of development.
  2. True or False The best practices and principles contained in this manual are to be used when developments are on native Prairie and parkland areas.
  3. True or False The intent of the manual is that it be applied on native prairie and parkland areas located only on Public Lands.
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  1. false
  2. true
  3. false
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What is the new name for the Enhanced Approval Process Integrated Standards and Guidelines that contains many of these principles?

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Master Schedule Standards and Conditions mmsc

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What is one way industry can avoid disturbing native prairie?

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where long term land use is less certain use existing access

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IF a proponent cannot avoid native prairie what are three examples of minimizing disturbance to the native prairie?

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  1. minimized disturbance drilling
  2. Accessing sites and driver or frozen ground conditions
  3. Only disturbing wells at the Well center
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True or False ( /1)

Timing restrictions are standard conditions for approval of developments on public lands.

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true

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How can proponents reduce cumulative effects on native prairie?

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providing education and training to all staff involved in the project.

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What are the three benefits of pre-development planning and design on the native prairie?

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  1. minimize environmental impact
  2. Reduce cost for site reclamation
  3. Decrease risk in curing environmental liability
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16
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What specifically should be identified during pre-development site assessments?

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  1. unique features such as rare-lands, or
  2. plant communities,
  3. wild life species and
  4. habitats of special concern,
  5. water bodies and
  6. wetlands,
  7. and historical and traditional resources
17
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Which condition in the MSSC states that sumps must be above ground on native grasslands?

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1956

18
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Which condition in the MSSC basically states that development around the species in question 23 must be avoided?

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1940-AS

19
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This document suggests conducting a public consultation program appropriate to the scale of the project when working on native prairie and parkland grasslands. With whom should you be consulting specifically?

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land owner or land manager

20
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What professional does the Manual recommend companies retain to help mitigate problems when developing on native prairie and parkland grasslands?

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qualified Environmental specialist

21
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Summarize #9 in your own words.

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Companies should be well informed

Staff educated and trained in native and parkland issues

Everyone in the project has the responsibility to implement environmental protection values

22
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How do you protect the native prairie and grasslands soils other than by using minimal-disturbance methods

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Soil must be conserved and replaced

this Includes soil loss from wind and water erosion

23
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When it comes to revegetation a reclamation site on native prairie what is the long term Goal?

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monitoring should be conducted until the proper native plant community has been reestablished

24
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How do you achieve the goal in #21 above?

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  1. Erosion control,
  2. revegetation success and sustainability, and
  3. invasive non-native plant management
25
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  1. Which plant communities are especially sensitive to development and difficult to reclaim and therefore require ongoing monitoring?
A

Foothills rough fescue

Plains rough fescue

Prairie wool

26
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  1. Which condition in the MSSC states that sumps must be above ground on native grasslands?
A

1956

27
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Which condition in the MSSC basically states that development around the species in question 23 must be

avoided?

A

1940-AS

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