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Recipient Responsibilities

(1) Analyze the water-quality, vegetation, fish, and anuran data in various water bodies within the Reserve

(2) Develop a report that describes the relationship between land use and the various water-quality and plant and animal indicators

(3) Monitor pH and specific conductance on a bimonthly basis at the network of 47

Pinelands-wide sites

(4) Continue to monitor water levels monthly at forest plots and ponds; and examine the relationship of water-level fluctuations among all of the water-level monitoring sites;

and include the results of this analysis in a report

(5) Work with USGS to re-evaluate the streamflow-monitoring program to determine if changes in the sampling regime or trend-analysis methods are needed

(6) Collect economic and census data; analyze selected data; develop maps and charts;

and produce a report of findings

(7) Complete and issue the Pinelands Long-Term Economic Monitoring Program Annual

Report and present findings to the Pinelands Commission.

(8) Identify and record cultural resources with a commitment to the preservation and protection of the cultural and archaeological heritage of the Pinelands

(9) Identify subsurface archaeological features (foundations, wells, privies, cisterns, middens, etc.) at various sites where single family dwellings are deemed potentially eligible for formal Pinelands Designation.

(10) Delineate and map the boundaries of burial grounds and other sites lost due to a lack of historic documentation and/or absence of markers.

(11) Develop interpretive and educational programs focused on the natural, cultural and historic resources associated with the New Jersey Pinelands region.