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Pages 219-226

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... The Science Action Agenda establishes focused science actions to fill these knowledge gaps and serves as a common agenda from which agencies and programs can develop more detailed, shorter-term work plans. The Delta Science Plan establishes mechanisms for the development of science in support of the Delta Plan and a shared framework for science coordination and communication.
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From page 220...
... Priority Ecosystems Program, National Park Service (NPS) South Florida Natural Resources Center (SFNRC)
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From page 221...
... The more ties an organization or venue has, the more centrally located it is in the diagram. NOTES: BayInstitute = The Bay Institute; CalEPA = California Environmental Protection Agency; CAWQMC = California Water Quality Monitoring Council; CCWD = Contra Costa Water District; CDFA = California Department of Food and Agriculture; CSAMP/CAMT = Collaborative Science and Adaptive Management Program/ Collaborative Adaptive Management Team; CVCWA = Central Valley Clean Water Association; CWEMF = ­California Water and Environmental Modeling Forum; Delta RMP = Delta Regional Monitoring Program; DeltaConservancy = Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta Conservancy; DFW = Department of Fish and Wildlife; continued
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From page 222...
... SOURCE: DSC, 2019. BOX 6-4 Example Organizational Scheme of the Science Enterprise: Chesapeake Bay Program Within the Chesapeake Bay Program's science enterprise, there is a clear hierarchical structure for managing and provisioning science.
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From page 223...
... Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) and the South Florida Water Management District ­(SFWMD)
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From page 224...
... However, RECOVER's focus is limited to the CERP. Thus, its science needs must be integrated with those identified by others to arrive at a far-reaching Everglades Restoration Science Plan.3 2 This paragraph was edited following release of the prepublication report to clarify reporting requirements.
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From page 225...
... over time. NOTES: CEPP = Central Everglades Planning Project, FTE = full-time equivalent, IGIT = Interim Goals Interim Targets, WERP = Western Everglades Restoration Project.
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From page 226...
... . Although the IMC does not have the authority to prioritize a new emphasis on the use of models to analyze ecosystem response to restoration projects, it can play a criti cal role in both identifying science needs and providing tools to meet the needs identified in the Everglades Restoration Science Plan.
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