Pittman-Robertson Wildlife Restoration Program FY17_FY21

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• Two (2) baseyard buildings and one (1) remote storage area at Kuaokala. • Twenty-six (26) game bird feed stations and water units • Twenty (20) miles of existing access roads, in heavily disturbed habitat, will be maintained by grading and hand -clearing of vegetation. • Eighteen (18) miles of existing trails, in heavily disturbed habitat, will be maintained by hand - clearing of vegetation • Two (2) miles of boundary/cattle fences. • Inspect and maintain five (5) gate/year • Signage in PHAs and GMAs (Apex. 150 signs/Year) • 1.51111 of waterline at Kuaokala GMA per year. The following existing structures will be inspected and maintained (Ix/year) • 13 hunter check -in stations The following operations will be conducted to maintain access to non-public hunting areas: • Issue permits to licensed hunters to the Honolulu Forest Reserve, Tantalus and Moanalua Sections, and the Honouliuli Forest Reserve. • Track harvest data via permit system • Establish online permitting and data collection website E. Location Public Hunting Areas, and Kuaokala GMA, Oahu. 5-Yr Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 1 Year 4 Year 5 Total $100,000 1 $165,000 1 $165,000 1 $165,000 1 $165,000 1 $821,000 Project 9 W-24-GO-05 Game Operations and Maintenance Kauai County A. Need Existing game management roads, trails, fences, exclosures, game bird and mammal hunter checking stations, storage buildings, campsites, feeding sites, watering units and hunting area management signs will require annual repairs and maintenance to maintain a viable recreational hunting program in areas planned for continued hunting on Kauai. Without maintenance of this infrastructure, recreational mandates for public hunting cannot be adequately accomplished. B. Objectives • Maintain and operate 13 mailbox type and seven building type hunter checking stations for the collection of game harvest data and measurement of hunter effort in 13 hunting units. • Maintain feeding sites in the Kekaha and Wailua GMAs (sustained -yield hunting areas) and Hunting Unit L — Cooperative Management Area to increase game bird productivity in areas that otherwise would support low natural populations. • Upgrade and maintain 40 game bird water units (rain catchments, tanks and pipes within the 21