GenerallyCalifornia Monitoring Program

Section § 6950

Explanation

This section of the law defines key terms used throughout the chapter. 'Local agencies' are those involved in salmon species conservation, restoration, and management. 'Program' refers to the specific California Monitoring Program stated in this chapter. 'Relevant agencies' include state and federal bodies concerned with salmon species. Finally, 'Tribe' is defined according to another specific section within the code.

For purposes of this chapter, the following definitions apply:
(a)CA Fish And Game Code § 6950(a) “Local agencies” means local agencies that have a role in the conservation, restoration, and management of salmonid species.
(b)CA Fish And Game Code § 6950(b) “Program” means the California Monitoring Program established pursuant to this chapter.
(c)CA Fish And Game Code § 6950(c) “Relevant agencies” means state and federal agencies that have a role in the conservation, restoration, and management of salmonid species.
(d)CA Fish And Game Code § 6950(d) “Tribe” has the same meaning as defined in Section 1452.
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Section § 6951

Explanation

The department is responsible for setting up a program in California to monitor salmon and steelhead populations. This effort is aimed at helping with recovery, conservation, and management efforts for these fish. The department can work together with local agencies, tribes, conservation groups, and universities to gather the necessary data.

The department shall establish the California Monitoring Program to collect comprehensive data on anadromous salmonid populations, in coordination with relevant agencies, to inform salmon and steelhead recovery, conservation, and management activities. The department may consult with local agencies, tribes, conservation organizations, and academic institutions to carry out monitoring efforts under the program.
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