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Please read the Reserve Use Guidelines that describe the type of use and restrictions
when using a UCNRS reserve.
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Please read the guidelines
for Non-native Genotypes on NRS Reserves
Research that involves
the introduction or translocation of a plant, animal, or microorganism
on an NRS reserve can endanger both the native populations of
the same species and the entire community in which the species
lives. Since 2001, a systemwide process has been in place to evaluate
proposed introductions and translocations of exotic genotypes
and to provide guidance to prevent the problems associated with
them.
See Ad Hoc Genotypes Advisory Committee
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Please read the NRS Acknowledgement Policy To ensure that the University of California and the Natural Reserve System are properly acknowledged, the following acknowledgments should be included in all publications, theses, reports, etc. that benefit from use of NRS sites or research support.
For acknowledgments in Publications, Reports of Work Performed at UC NRS Sites or Using Such Sites as a Base.......
"This work was performed (in part) at the University of California Natural Reserve System (name of site) Reserve."
For Acknowledgments in Publications or Reports of Work Supported by Systemwide UC Natural Reserve System:
"This work was supported by a Mildred E. Mathias Graduate Student Research Grant from the University of California Natural Reserve System."
or (as appropriate)
"This work was supported by a grant from the University of California Natural Reserve System.
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B) Email, Fax, or Mail
Download
a Use Application and a Waver Form for each reserve.
Go to PDF downloads (Print only)
Go to Word downloads (Edit & Print)
Email,
Fax or Mail both completed forms to the Reserve Manager.
(Contact information for each reserve is listed on each
application.or can be found under the navigation menu
"Reserves", then click "By Name" and
the reserve you wish to use)
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you do not have access to Microsoft Word and are unable
to print out the PDF file, please call the NRS systemwide
office at (510) 987-0159. A use application will be sent
to you via U.S. Mail. |
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Please
Read our Waiver Guidelines
You can provide: (a) an electronic signature on a waiver by following
instructions in the Use Application, or (b) Download Reserve Waivers
in English or Spanish and (i) submit a signed waiver via fax or
pdf attachment or (ii) deliver the signed waiver in person to the
Reserve Staff.
Click here to Download Reserve Waivers in English or Spanish and Download Photo Consent Form.
Please make sure you download the waiver during the application
process.
You must bring signed waivers for each person.
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Please
Submit your Meta Data Entry
If your work involves
ongoing, multi-year studies, please submit your metadata database
entry at the end of the second year of your investigations and,
once again, when you complete the study. Failure to deposit
Metadata information as requested may lead to automatic denial of
future Use Applications. Whenever you create a dataset
from work you do at NRS sites, you must fill out a form that describes
your dataset, including:
- title of the dataset
- your name
- your mailing address
- your e-mail address
- an abstract (500 words maximum)
- keywords, and
- the temporal/spatial coverage of your data.
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Please Submit your Bibliographic
Entry
Whenever
you work on an NRS reserve, you must provide the NRS Information
Management System with the full bibliographic citation - whether
you did a report, thesis, book, research paper, conference proceedings,
or other publication. You must do this within six months of publication.
Please include the NRS reserve name as one of your "key words"
in every manuscript you prepare. You must provide paper copies of
all publications or an electronic version (PDF file) to the manager
of your reserve. Failure to deposit bibliographic information
as requested may lead to automatic denial of future Use Applications.
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