A04_PUP_R3-24-32579-011_clethodim.pdf

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This is a Pesticide Use Proposal (PUP) form submitted to the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service for approval to use clethodim herbicide products across three wildlife refuges: Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge, Trempealeau National Wildlife Refuge, and Driftless Area National Wildlife Refuge. The PUP (number R3-24-32579-011) was approved for calendar year 2024 and covers treatment areas in Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin.

The proposal requests approval to use multiple clethodim-based herbicide products including Arrow 2EC, Cleanse 2EC, Clethodim 2E, Envoy Plus, Intensity One, Intensity Post-emergence, Select 2EC and Select Max for controlling invasive and undesirable grasses across up to 3,000 acres. Applications will be spot-foliar treatments using backpack sprayers or spray booms between April and October 2024, with application rates varying from 16-32 ounces per acre depending on the specific product. The PUP includes detailed endangered species assessments showing "Not Likely to Adversely Affect" determinations for most listed species in the area, and incorporates best management practices like wind speed restrictions and use of appropriate adjuvants. The primary contact is Wildlife Biologist Stephen Winter, with Refuge Manager Sabrina Chandler as the field approver.

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4/10/24, 10:26 AM Create PUP https://pups.fws.doi.net/pups-ui/jsp/pupsCreate.jsp?pageId=pupsSearch 1/17

U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Pesticide Use Proposal System

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PUP Number R3-24-32579-011

▲1. Administrative Information

Primary Contact

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Alternate Contact

PUP Status: Approved

Calendar Year

Region

States / Locations

ILLINOIS, IOWA, MINNESOTA, WISCONSIN

Field Station/Org Code

Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge 32579

PUP Identifier (50 character limit)

UMRNWFR TNWR and DANWR - clethodim

O� Service Land

First Name

Stephen

Last Name

Winter

Email:

stephen_winter@fws.gov

Phone

507-494-6214

Ext

Title

Wildlife Biologist

First Name

Last Name

Email:

Please use lowercase only

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Field Reviewer

Ext

Title

Field Approver is same as Primary Contact

First Name

Sabrina

Last Name

Chandler

Email:

sabrina_chandler@fws.gov

Phone

Ext

Title

Refuge Manager

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▲2. Pest Information

Treatment Need

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Habitat Improvement, Invasive Species, Native Habitat Restoration, Science and Research

Pest Type

Plant

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Acacia, whitethorn (Acacia constricta) Adam's needle (Yucca filamentosa) Adiantum, Rough maidenhair fern (Adiantum hispidulum ) African bermuda grass , Star grass (Cynodon nlemfuensis) African dropseed Rattailgrass (Sporobolus africanus)

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Management Action/Economic Threshold

The chemical/product would be used on the Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge, Trempealeau National Wildlife Refuge, and Dri�less Area National Wildlife Refuge, to control or eradicate invasive and undesirable grasses. Treatments would restore, improve, and maintain wildlife habitat in priority refuge habitats (upland forests, savannas, grasslands, bottomland forests, shrub/scrub

How do these pests interfere with achieving habitat and/or wildlife management objectives?

The herbicides proposed for use will control, reduce, or eradicate undesirable grasses. This would reduce, minimize, or eliminate the negative impact of undesirable grasses on more desirable vegetation communities and vegetation species that provide important food and cover for USFWS trust species, refuge priority habitats, and priority resources of concern. When allowed to proliferate, undesirable

Annual grasses (Bromus spp.)

Brome grass, Foxtail, Foxtail chess (Bromus spp.)

Canada bluegrass, Flat-stemmed bluegrass (Poa compressa) Canarygrass, Reed canarygrass (Phalaris arundinacea) Foxtail (Setaria spp.)

Johnson grass (Sorghum halepense) Kentucky bluegrass (Poa pratensis) Orchardgrass (Dactylis glomerata) Quackgrass (Elymus repens) Rye grass (Lolium spp )

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▲3. Integrated Pest Management Information

Integrated Pest Management Plan

Will non-chemical methods be attempted?

Other Integrated Pest Management Methods

Best Management Practices

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Yes No

Yes No

Non-Chemical Integrated Pest Management Methods

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Caulking Crop Rotation Fallowing Fencing/barriers/screens Fishing Flaming Grazing Hunting Managed Fire Mechanical (Heavy Equipment/Chaining)

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Biological Control Agent Ground Alteration/terra-forming (incl. mulching/amendments) Hand-pulling &/or Digging Mowing Prescribed Fire Restoration Techniques/Tools Seeding/Planting Silviculture/Horticulture Practices (Thin/Prune/Girdle/Lop) Water Manipulation (Flooding/Drawdown)

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Additional Best Management Practices

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Application at wind speeds 3-7 mph - Follow Label if it is more restrictive Cover all pesticide-treated seeds in furrow Cover crops Do not apply when air temperature is > 85 degrees Implement vegetative bu�ers from desirable resources (ex. Sensitive plants, surface waters, planted pollinator bu�ers) Pick up spilled pesticide-treated seeds as soon as possible Use adjuvants labelled LC50>10 Use coarse droplet size (> 350 microns)

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Adjuvants appropriate for the terrestrial or aquatic environment Application at wind speeds less than 10 mph - Follow Label if it is more restrictve Calibrate application equipment Do not apply during temperature inversion Do not apply within 48 hours of predicted rainfall Do not spray to the point of runo� Field scouting/monitoring before pesticide application Insect Pollinator Protection: treat prior to or a�er blooming. For treatment during the blooming period: spray early or late in the day o Observe and/or Post Restricted Entry Interval Use GPS guided equipment

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▲4. Location Information

Please complete required fields for each location

Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge 32579

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Treatment Site Category

Terrestrial

Notice: Treatment Site Location maps can be attached within Submitter Comments/Documents section of this PUP (section 7.)

State/Counties

IA-ALLAMAKEE, IA-CLAYTON,

Treatment Site Type

Disturbed, Fallow agriculture, Grassland, Industrial, Non-crop areas, Ornamentals, Parking lot or Maintenance yard, Roadside

Are pesticides being applied to a genetically modified organism (GMO) crop?

Yes No

Is Treatment Site Type Listed on the Label?

By answering yes, you are confirming the that the proposed Treatment Site is listed on the pesticide product label.

Yes No Specific Management Unit Information (Location of Proposed Application)

Multiple areas across three refuges: Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge; Trempealeau National Wildlife Refuge;

and Dri�less Area National Wildlife Refuge.

Estimated Maximum Treatment Area Size

3000 acre https://pups.fws.doi.net/pups-ui/jsp/pupsCreate.jsp?pageId=pupsSearch 5/17

Is this a Spot Treatment?

Yes No

Estimated Percentage of Area to be Treated

%50

Is the Treated Area Naturally Flooded or Irrigated?

Yes No Soil Texture - Click to view the Web Soil Survey

Clay, Clay Loam, Loam, Loamy Sand, Sandy Clay, Sandy Clay Loa

Soil pH

6.2-8.0

Soil Total Organic Matter

%2-50%

Distance To Nearest Surface Water

Within 25 �

Surface Water Type

Marsh or Wetland, freshwater, River, Shoreline, freshwater

Distance To Well/Drinking Water Source

Less than 1/4 Mile

Shallowest Depth To Ground Water

Less than 2 feet for Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge 32579

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▲5. Pesticide Information

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View Pesticide Application Information: Proposed pesticide applications in a PUP may not reflect actual on-the-ground pesticides applications. Specifically, PUPs may include di�erent application scenarios (e.g. spray equipment and rate combinations) to capture the breadth of potential application options. Note that actual pesticide applications must be compliant with the pesticide labels, and the complete Usage Report will contain actual usage information association with the PUP.

Seed Treatment Calculations Information (Pounds or Gallons of Pesticide per Seed) X (number seeds planted /acre) = Pounds or Gallons of Pesticide/Acre (Pounds or Gallons of Pesticide/Acre) X (Acres Treated) = Total Pounds or Gallons Pesticide

Water quality used to mix pesticides in a spray tank can a�ect pesticide e�icacy.

Example: glyphosate-based herbicides perform best when mixed with water at pH 3.5 to 5.

Read the pesticide label or consult with the manufacturer for information about the quality of your mixing water.

Please select Pesticides by Trade Name in the field above

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More than one Pesticide Trade Name product may be entered in this PUP, but the products must be the same Active Ingredient (AI) per PUP.

If you are TANK MIXING products with di�erent Active Ingredients (AI)s, then you may include them in one PUP.

For every pesticide Trade Name, product, application, details must be included in the PUP.

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If trade name is not on the list:

Request a trade name pesticide Once reviewed and accepted, the new Trade Name pesticide will be added to the Trade Name Pesticide List.

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Pesticide Information Arrow 2EC

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Pesticide Information Cleanse 2 EC

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66222-60

Makhteshim Agan of North America, Inc.

clethodim

Synthetic organic compound

No

EPA Registration Number

Manufacturer

Active Ingredients

Toxic Ingredients

Health Hazard Rating

Restricted Use Pesticide

No

Yes

No

No

Actions

Supplemental Label/Number

Pest Listed

Section 18 Exemption/Number

Section 24c Exemption/Number

Application Methods

Contractor, Cooperator, FWS:Stephen Winter, Other Agency

16 ounces/acre spot-foliar

Backpack - spray wand or spray boom

April, August, July, June, May, October, September

24 Hour

No

Other

TBD

Actions

Applicator

Proposed Applications

Rate/Unit

Method

Equipment

Period

REI

Tank Mix

Adjuvants

Unlisted Adjuvant

View label / Safety Data Sheet

83222-30

Direct Ag Source clethodim

Volatile aromatic hydrocarbon

No

EPA Registration Number

Manufacturer

Active Ingredients

Toxic Ingredients

Health Hazard Rating

Restricted Use Pesticide https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/agrian-cg-fs1-production/pdfs/Arrow_2EC_Labell.pdf https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/agrian-cg-fs1-production/pdfs/Arrow_2EC_MSDSi.pdf http://www.cdms.net/ldat/ldBS5003.pdf http://www.cdms.net/ldat/mpBS5004.pdf https://pups.fws.doi.net/pups-ui/jsp/pupsCreate.jsp?pageId=pupsSearch 7/17

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Pesticide Information Clethodim 2E

Add Application Method

No

Yes

No

No

Actions

Supplemental Label/Number

Pest Listed

Section 18 Exemption/Number

Section 24c Exemption/Number

Application Methods

Contractor, Cooperator, FWS:Stephen Winter, Other Agency

16 ounces/acre spot-foliar

Backpack - spray wand or spray boom

April, August, July, June, May, October, September

24 Hour

No

Other

TBD based on retailer and contractor availability

Actions

Applicator

Proposed Applications

Rate/Unit

Method

Equipment

Period

REI

Tank Mix

Adjuvants

Unlisted Adjuvant

View label / Safety Data Sheet

42750-72

Albaugh, Inc.

clethodim

Volatile aromatic hydrocarbon

No

EPA Registration Number

Manufacturer

Active Ingredients

Toxic Ingredients

Health Hazard Rating

Restricted Use Pesticide

No

Yes

No

No

Actions

Supplemental Label/Number

Pest Listed

Section 18 Exemption/Number

Section 24c Exemption/Number

Application Methods https://assets.greenbook.net/L91576.pdf https://assets.greenbook.net/16-18-27-29-05-2019-Ms_2189_Clethodim_2E.pdf https://pups.fws.doi.net/pups-ui/jsp/pupsCreate.jsp?pageId=pupsSearch 8/17

Pesticide Information Envoy Plus

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Pesticide Information

Contractor, Cooperator, FWS:Stephen Winter, Other Agency

16 ounces/acre spot-foliar

Backpack - spray wand or spray boom

April, August, July, June, May, October, September

24 Hour

No

Other

TBD based on retailer and contractor availability

Actions

Applicator

Proposed Applications

Rate/Unit

Method

Equipment

Period

REI

Tank Mix

Adjuvants

Unlisted Adjuvant

View label / Safety Data Sheet

59639-132

Valent U.S.A.

clethodim

Volatile aromatic hydrocarbon

No

EPA Registration Number

Manufacturer

Active Ingredients

Toxic Ingredients

Health Hazard Rating

Restricted Use Pesticide

No

Yes

No

No

Actions

Supplemental Label/Number

Pest Listed

Section 18 Exemption/Number

Section 24c Exemption/Number

Application Methods

Contractor, Cooperator, FWS:Stephen Winter, Other Agency

32 ounces/acre spot-foliar

Backpack - spray wand or spray boom

April, August, July, June, May, October, September

24 Hour

No

Other

TBD based on retailer and contractor availability

Actions

Applicator

Proposed Applications

Rate/Unit

Method

Equipment

Period

REI

Tank Mix

Adjuvants

Unlisted Adjuvant http://www.cdms.net/ldat/ld82U002.pdf http://www.cdms.net/ldat/mp82U000.pdf https://pups.fws.doi.net/pups-ui/jsp/pupsCreate.jsp?pageId=pupsSearch 9/17

Intensity One

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Pesticide Information Intensity Post-emergence Grass Herbicide

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34704-976

Loveland Products, Inc.

clethodim

Volatile aromatic hydrocarbon

No

EPA Registration Number

Manufacturer

Active Ingredients

Toxic Ingredients

Health Hazard Rating

Restricted Use Pesticide

No

Yes

No

No

Actions

Supplemental Label/Number

Pest Listed

Section 18 Exemption/Number

Section 24c Exemption/Number

Application Methods

Contractor, Cooperator, FWS:Stephen Winter, Other Agency

32 ounces/acre spot-foliar

Backpack - spray wand or spray boom

April, August, July, June, May, October, September

24 Hour

No

Other

TBD based on retailer and contractor availability

Actions

Applicator

Proposed Applications

Rate/Unit

Method

Equipment

Period

REI

Tank Mix

Adjuvants

Unlisted Adjuvant

View label / Safety Data Sheet

34704-864

UAP-Loveland Industries, Inc.

clethodim

Volatile aromatic hydrocarbon

No

EPA Registration Number

Manufacturer

Active Ingredients

Toxic Ingredients

Health Hazard Rating

Restricted Use Pesticide http://www.cdms.net/ldat/ld8AB001.pdf http://www.cdms.net/ldat/mp8AB002.pdf http://www.cdms.net/LDat/ld7LN003.pdf http://www.kellysolutions.com/erenewals/documentsubmit/KellyData/AK/pesticide/MSDS/34704/34704-864/34704-864_Intensity_Post_Emergence_Grass_Herbicide_8_21_2007_3_39_28_PM.pdf https://pups.fws.doi.net/pups-ui/jsp/pupsCreate.jsp?pageId=pupsSearch 10/17

Add Application Method

Pesticide Information Select 2 EC

Add Application Method

No

Yes

No

No

Actions

Supplemental Label/Number

Pest Listed

Section 18 Exemption/Number

Section 24c Exemption/Number

Application Methods

Contractor, Cooperator, FWS:Stephen Winter, Other Agency

16 ounces/acre spot-foliar

Backpack - spray wand or spray boom

April, August, July, June, May, October, September

24 Hour

No

Other

TBD based on retailer and contractor availability

Actions

Applicator

Proposed Applications

Rate/Unit

Method

Equipment

Period

REI

Tank Mix

Adjuvants

Unlisted Adjuvant

View label / Safety Data Sheet

59639-3

Winfield United clethodim

Volatile aromatic hydrocarbon

No

EPA Registration Number

Manufacturer

Active Ingredients

Toxic Ingredients

Health Hazard Rating

Restricted Use Pesticide

No

Yes

No

No

Actions

Supplemental Label/Number

Pest Listed

Section 18 Exemption/Number

Section 24c Exemption/Number

Application Methods https://www.agrian.com/pdfs/current/Select_2_EC_Label1s.pdf https://www.agrian.com/pdfs/current/Select_2_EC_MSDS3.pdf https://pups.fws.doi.net/pups-ui/jsp/pupsCreate.jsp?pageId=pupsSearch 11/17

Pesticide Information Select Max Herbicide with Inside Technology

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Contractor, Cooperator, FWS:Stephen Winter, Other Agency

16 ounces/acre spot-foliar

Backpack - spray wand or spray boom

April, August, July, June, May, October, September

24 Hour

No

Other

TBD based on retailer and contractor availability

Actions

Applicator

Proposed Applications

Rate/Unit

Method

Equipment

Period

REI

Tank Mix

Adjuvants

Unlisted Adjuvant

View label / Safety Data Sheet

59639-132

Valent U.S.A. Corp.

clethodim

Volatile aromatic hydrocarbon

No

EPA Registration Number

Manufacturer

Active Ingredients

Toxic Ingredients

Health Hazard Rating

Restricted Use Pesticide

No

Yes

No

No

Actions

Supplemental Label/Number

Pest Listed

Section 18 Exemption/Number

Section 24c Exemption/Number

Application Methods

Contractor, Cooperator, FWS:Stephen Winter, Other Agency

32 ounces/acre spot-foliar

Backpack - spray wand or spray boom

April, August, July, June, May, October, September

24 Hour

No

Other

TBD based on retailer and contractor availability

Actions

Applicator

Proposed Applications

Rate/Unit

Method

Equipment

Period

REI

Tank Mix

Adjuvants

Unlisted Adjuvant http://www.cdms.net/ldat/ld6SQ002.pdf http://www.cdms.net/ldat/mp6SQ001.pdf https://pups.fws.doi.net/pups-ui/jsp/pupsCreate.jsp?pageId=pupsSearch 12/17

I have read and understand the product labels and shared the product labels with appropriate project sta�.

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▲6. Species Information

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Non-Target Species Information

Non-Target Species at or near the treatment area during or immediately a�er treatment

Amphibians, Crustaceans, Fish, Fish-eating birds, Honeybees, Mammals, Native Lepidopterans, Native Pollinating Insects, Passerine

Are there any Federally Listed Species that may be present in the project area?

Yes No

Federally Listed Threatened or Endangered Species Information

Actions

Species Common Name Prairie bush-clover (Lespedeza leptostachya)

E�ect Not Likely to Adversely A�ect

Actions

Species Common Name Mead's milkweed (Asclepias meadii)

E�ect Not Likely to Adversely A�ect

Actions

Species Common Name Eastern prairie fringed orchid (Platanthera leucophaea)

E�ect Not Likely to Adversely A�ect

Actions

Species Common Name Iowa Pleistocene snail (Discus macclintocki)

E�ect Not Likely to Adversely A�ect

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Actions

Species Common Name Higgins eye (pearlymussel) (Lampsilis higginsii)

E�ect No E�ect

Actions

Species Common Name Sheepnose Mussel (Plethobasus cyphyus)

E�ect No E�ect

Actions

Species Common Name Spectaclecase (mussel) (Cumberlandia monodonta)

E�ect No E�ect

Actions

Species Common Name Hine's emerald dragonfly (Somatochlora hineana)

E�ect No E�ect

Actions

Species Common Name Eastern Massasauga (=rattlesnake) (Sistrurus catenatus)

E�ect Not Likely to Adversely A�ect

Actions

Species Common Name Whooping crane (Grus americana)

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Actions

Species Common Name Northern Long-Eared Bat (Myotis septentrionalis)

E�ect Not Likely to Adversely A�ect

Actions

Species Common Name Indiana bat (Myotis sodalis)

E�ect Not Likely to Adversely A�ect

Actions

Species Common Name Northern wild monkshood (Aconitum noveboracense)

E�ect Not Likely to Adversely A�ect

Actions

Species Common Name Western prairie fringed Orchid (Platanthera praeclara)

E�ect Not Likely to Adversely A�ect

Actions

Species Common Name Leedy's roseroot (Rhodiola integrifolia ssp. leedyi)

E�ect No E�ect

Actions

Species Common Name Rusty patched bumble bee (Bombus a�inis)

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Actions

Species Common Name Karner blue butterfly (Lycaeides melissa samuelis)

E�ect Not Likely to Adversely A�ect

Ensure this Pesticide Use is in compliance with the Endangered Species Act.

You must upload your Endangered Species Act section 7 documentation for this site-specific pesticide use.

This can be attached in the Submitter Comments/Documentation section of this PUP (Menu tab 7).

Year your ESA section 7 documentation for this pesticide use was or will be finalized

Are there any State Listed, Federal proposed or candidate, or other species of conservation concern that may be a�ected by the proposed activity?

Yes No

Species

Actions

Common Name Monarch Butterfly

Scientific Name Danaus plexippus

State Status Federal Candidate

Actions

Common Name salamander mussel

Scientific Name Simpsonaias ambigua

State Status Federal Proposed

Actions

Common Name tricolored bat

Scientific Name Perimyotis subflavus

State Status Federal Proposed

If State listed species are in or near your treatment area, it is recommended that you contact the appropriate state agency for consultation procedures.

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▲7. Submitter Comments/Documents

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Have you uploaded your required S7 documentation? This upload will be mandatory in FY24.

Documents

File Name WI DATCP Commercial Pesticide Applicator Certification - Winter 2020-2025.pdf

File Name Section 7 Biological Evaluation Form - terrestrial and semi-aquatic herbicides - signed by Lundh.pdf

Actions

Actions

Comments ES ith th S ti 7 Bi l i l E l ti d t i ti id d 12/12/2023 b K i t L dh b h lf f

▲8. Submit

By checking this box I verify that I have reviewed this PUP for accuracy of information.

Submit PUP

▲ Review/Approve

Status Approved

Action Taken By richard_king@fws.gov

C t ▲ History

History

Status Approved

Action Taken By richard_king@fws.gov

Complex/Station Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge 32579

Comments

Date 4/9/2024 https://pups.fws.doi.net/pups-ui/jsp/pupsCreate.jsp?pageId=pupsSearch 17/17

Status Forwarded to Regional Reviewer

Action Taken By sabrina_chandler@fws.gov

Complex/Station Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge 32579

Comments

Date 4/8/2024

Status Submitted

Action Taken By stephen_winter@fws.gov

Complex/Station Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge 32579

Comments

Date 4/3/2024

Duplicate History

Duplicated From R3-23-32579-021

Status Approved

Action Taken By richard_king@fws.gov

Complex/Station Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge 32579

Comments

Date 7/11/2023

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