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It defines program type, purpose, and justification by linking hatchery operations to recovery or harvest objectives while minimizing adverse effects on listed fish. The plan also specifies performance standards and measurable performance indicators for benefits and risks, plus expected broodstock and fish release levels, current performance trends, operational start dates, duration, and targeted watersheds.","Hatchery And Genetics Management Plan\n(HGMP)\nHatchery Program:\nSpecies or\nHatchery Stock:\nAgency/Operator:\nWatershed and Region:\nDate Submitted:\nDate Last Updated:\nGeneral  Program  Description\nName of hatchery or program.\nSpecies and population (or stock) under propagation, and ESA status.\nState common and scientific names.\nResponsible organization and individuals\nIndicate lead contact and on-site operations staff lead.\nName (and title):\nAgency or Tribe:\nAddress:\nTelephone:\nFax:\nEmail:\nOther agencies, Tribes, co-operators, or organizations involved, including contractors, and extent of involvement in the program:\nFunding source, staffing level, and annual hatchery program operational costs.\nLocation(s) of hatchery and associated facilities.\nInclude name of stream, river kilometer location, basin name, and state.  Also include watershed code (e.g. WRIA number), regional mark processing center code, or other sufficient information for GIS entry.  See “Instruction E” for guidance in responding.\nType of program.\nDefine as either: Integrated Recovery; Integrated Harvest; Isolated Recovery; or Isolated Harvest (see Attachment 1 - Definitions” section for guidance).\nPurpose (Goal) of program.\nDefine as either: Augmentation, Mitigation, Restoration, Preservation/Conservation, or Research (for Columbia Basin programs, use NPPC document 99-15 for guidance in providing these definitions of “Purpose”).  Provide a one sentence statement of the goal of the program, consistent with the term selected and the response to Section 1.6.  Example: “The goal of this program is the restoration of spring chinook salmon in the White River using the indigenous stock”.\nJustification for the program.\nIndicate how the hatchery program will enhance or benefit the survival of the listed natural population (integrated or isolated recovery programs), or how the program will be operated to provide fish for harvest while minimizing adverse effects on listed fish (integrated or isolated harvest programs).\nList of program “Performance Standards”.\n“Performance Standards” are designed to achieve the program goal/purpose, and are generally measurable, realistic, and time specific.  The NPPC “Artificial Production Review” document attached with the instructions for completing the HGMP presents a list of draft “Performance Standards” as examples of standards that could be applied for a hatchery program.  If an ESU-wide hatchery plan including your hatchery program is available, use the performance standard list already compiled.\nExample: “ (1) Conserve the genetic and life history diversity of Upper Columbia River spring chinook populations through a 12 year duration captive broodstock program; (2) Augment, restore and create viable naturally spawning populations using supplementation and reintroduction strategies; (3) Provide fish to satisfy legally mandated harvest in a manner which minimizes the risk of adverse effects on listed wild populations; (4)....”.\nList of program “Performance Indicators”, designated by \"benefits\" and \"risks.\"\n“Performance Indicators” determine the degree that program standards have been achieved, and indicate the specific parameters to be monitored and evaluated.  Adequate monitoring and evaluation must exist to detect and evaluate the success of the hatchery program and any risks to or impairment of recovery of affected, listed fish populations.\nThe NPPC “Artificial Production Review” document referenced above presents a list of draft “Performance Indicators” that, when linked with the appropriate performance standard, stand as examples of indicators that could be applied  for the hatchery program.  If an ESU-wide hatchery plan is available, use the performance indicator list already compiled.  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