PSP Strategic Plan Advisory Council Meeting 3: Defining documentation measures, and extent of technical and financial assistance

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Agenda

· (Meeting 2 review) Discuss additional sample sites at Frog Springs and Rattlesnake Canyon

· Establish methods to document improvements

· Establish technical assistance

· Review financial needs

Meeting 3: : Defining documentation measures, and extent of technical and financial assistance

Remote Only

January 18, 9-11am

To date, the Middle Deschutes Pesticide Stewardship Partnership has focused on collecting data on water quality, land use, and watershed hydrology, and sharing that information regularly with the community. The development of the Middle Deschutes Pesticide Stewardship Partnership Strategic Plan (a.k.a. the Strategic Plan) is a multistep process planned to complete across multiple meetings between October 2022 through June 2023. The Strategic Plan will go into effect July 2023.

During Meeting 3: we will define the sampling locations for Frog Springs and Rattlesnake Canyon, establish methods of documenting improvements, establish technical assistance, and review financial needs.

Local businesses, landowners, technical staff, or general stakeholders are invited to support the effort.

Please note that this effort is focused on public education and community support, and is specficially NOT a regulatory effort.

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