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Filling out the Pollinator Habitat Enhancement Plan is a crucial step in enhancing pollinator habitats. This guide provides a detailed, step-by-step approach to help users complete the plan online, ensuring that all necessary information is accurately captured and submitted.

Follow the steps to successfully complete your pollinator habitat enhancement plan.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Pollinator Habitat Enhancement Plan and open it in the document editor.
2. Enter landowner information, including the name, mailing address, city, state/zip code, email, and phone numbers for home, work, and cell.
3. Provide property location details, including landowner(s) name, property address, city, state/zip code, latitude, longitude, farm number, tract number, county, township, range, section(s), operation acres, and pollinator acres.
4. Fill in the contact information for the plan author (Technical Service Provider), including their name, TSP ID#, mailing address, city, state/zip code, email, and phone numbers.
5. Include the signatures and dates for the TSP, landowner, and NRCS to validate the plan.
6. Detail existing management practices on both cropped and non-cropped areas. Include management units, land use, crops, and farming/management practices.
7. Attach a location map showing the planning unit's location.
8. Provide a soils map and descriptions, including a soil report obtained from the Web Soil Survey website.
9. Create a resource inventory/map that includes key features like scale, north arrow, field boundaries, and streams.
10. Document landowner objectives and desired future conditions/goals related to pollinator habitats.
11. Assess aquatic and terrestrial wildlife habitat as guided by applicable technical notes.
12. Evaluate pollinator habitat conditions using relevant assessment forms.
13. Identify any resource concerns and limiting factors that may impact pollinators.
14. Outline practices to be undertaken, including a schedule of operations that details when practices will be applied.
15. Compile conservation practice job sheets and attach them to the plan.
16. Draw a conservation plan map that includes necessary features.
17. Assess pesticide risks and develop a Pesticide Risk Mitigation Plan.
18. Provide monitoring and record-keeping forms to ensure ongoing evaluation of the habitat.
19. Prepare deliverables for the NRCS field office and the landowner, ensuring all required documents are included.
20. Review all entries, make any necessary corrections, and save or share the completed form as needed.

Complete your Pollinator Habitat Enhancement Plan online today to contribute to sustainable pollinator conservation efforts.