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The RNA Research Application Form is essential for researchers seeking approval to conduct studies within Research Natural Areas. This guide provides a clear and supportive walkthrough on how to fill out the form online, ensuring that all necessary information is accurately submitted.

Follow the steps to complete your RNA Research Application Form online.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to acquire the form and open it in your preferred document editor.
2. Fill in the date of submission and provide the title of your activity at the top of the form.
3. Indicate the specific RNA name where the research will take place and provide the name of the National Forest and Ranger District.
4. Check the appropriate box to confirm if the RNA is located within designated wilderness or other congressionally designated areas.
5. Complete the applicant information section by entering your name, title, affiliation, and business address. Don’t forget to include your phone number and email.
6. Detail the activity objectives by attaching a copy of your activity proposal or research study plan.
7. Provide the proposed starting and ending dates of your activity.
8. Specify the anticipated duration of the activity and number of participants involved.
9. Indicate the specific forest types where the proposed activity will be conducted by checking the relevant boxes.
10. Describe the site or specific location of the activity within the RNA, and attach a USGS topographic map showing this location.
11. Complete the ecological unit for the proposed activity if known, including Land Type Association and Landtype information.
12. List the common and scientific names of the plants and animals proposed for study or collection.
13. Estimate the number and distribution of samples to be collected during the activity.
14. Provide the proposed final location for any voucher specimens or samples collected.
15. Describe anticipated methods for conducting the proposed activity.
16. Explain the reasons for conducting the study within the RNA as opposed to a comparable area in the forest.
17. List all equipment and chemicals that will be used during the proposed activity.
18. Describe any structures associated with the activity and indicate whether they are temporary or permanent.
19. Estimate the area that will be disturbed and the nature of this disturbance.
20. Discuss the potential impacts on RNA ecosystems or organisms resulting from the proposed activity.
21. Provide any additional information that could facilitate the analysis of your proposal.
22. Sign and date the application form before submitting it to the appropriate NRS Field Representative.

Complete your RNA Research Application Form online today to contribute to vital ecological research.