California · Fish and Game Code - FGC

FGC §13.5: “Adaptive management,” unless otherwise specified in this code, means management that improves the management of biological resources over time by using new information gathered through monitoring, ev

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This statute defines 'adaptive management' as a management approach that improves biological resource management over time using information from monitoring and evaluation.

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“Adaptive management,” unless otherwise specified in this code, means management that improves the management of biological resources over time by using new information gathered through monitoring, evaluation, and other credible sources as they become available, and adjusts management strategies and practices to assist in meeting conservation and management goals. Under adaptive management, program actions are viewed as tools for learning to inform future actions.

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