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Appendix A: Statement of Task
Pages 63-63

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... , which is being prepared through a collaboration of state, federal, and local water agencies, state and federal fish agencies, environmental organizations, and other interested parties to restore the California Bay-Delta ecosystem and protect water supplies, i.e., provide for both species/habitat protection and improved reliability of water supplies. Specifically, the panel will provide a short report assessing the adequacy of the use of science and adaptive management in the initial public draft of the Bay Delta Conservation Plan (BDCP)
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  • short report
  • conducted separately
  • initial public
  • fish agencies
  • water agencies

  • focused national
  • bay delta
  • ronmental organizations
  • environmental management
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  • protect water
  • local water
  • broadly focused
  • tainable water
  • public draft

  • adaptive management
  • delta conservation
  • federal fish
  • report assessing
  • research council

  • national research
  • water supply
  • improving water
  • sustainable water
  • water flow

  • habitat restoration
  • sensitive species
  • improved reliability
  • broader study
  • environmental organizations


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