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SWCA and TNF have completed reviews and analysis to determine whether reinitiation of Section 7 consultation under the ESA is warranted, and this technical memorandum outlines the various changes that could potentially warrant reinitiation of Section 7 consultation with the USFWS.

NatureServe is the definitive source for information on rare and endangered species and ecosystems in the Americas. This online guide provides information on the 100,000 species and ecosystems that we track.

This reclamation plan has been prepared for the pipeline route as required by Forest Service regulation 36 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) 251.56 and to establish the basis for the reclamation cost estimate and financial assurance for the Special Use Authorization.

The purpose of this memorandum is to screen the Copper Creek Project for inclusion in the cumulative effects analysis and assess any cumulative effects with the Resolution Copper Project.

This report summarizes meteorological measurements collected at the Resolution Copper Mine monitoring system. The purpose of the monitoring program is to provide the measurements necessary to establish existing meteorological conditions at the proposed site of the Resolution Mine in support of a future air quality permit application.

This plan describes the procedures followed by RCM for the EPS activities to prevent, control, and mitigate releases of oil and petroleum products to the environment at its RCM EPS located near the Town of Superior, in Pinal County, Arizona.

A bat survey was conducted on the approximately 1,224-hectare Federal Parcel, in the Tonto National Forest. The purpose of this survey was to determine which bat species could be confirmed present on Parcel.

Baseline biological studies in the Resolution Project Area. Surveys reported here focus specifically on aquatic habitats in Mineral Creek, Devils Canyon, and two tributaries to Devils Canyon, Ranch Rio and Hackberry Creeks.

The town, in a mountainous setting, is surrounded by peaks such as 6,056-foot Iron Mountain. In 1900, George Lobb laid out the town, naming it Hastings. Mines dotted the hills around the prosperous Pinal County community. Stockholders in one of the successful silver mines lived in Michigan and named their mine Lake Superior.