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Lake Berryessa Visitor Services Planning Task Force
Mission: The term "CRMP" is often applied to a group of people working together to improve watershed; which may include improving fish and wildlife habitat, improving water quality, implementing
erosion control practices, or expanding recreational opportunities. CRMP, however, does not refer to the group itself, rather it is the process that members of the group use to increase understanding, communication, and involvement
to reach agreement about whatever resource improvements are wanted or needed. The purpose of using CRMP is to solve problems and achieve
The Mission of the Lake Berryessa Visitor Services Taskforce is to
develop a Visitor Services Plan CRMP. What does CRMP mean? Answer: Coordinated Resource Management and Planning (CRMP) is a community-based process used for resource planning, problem solving, and management. The CRMP process
emphasizes direct participation by everyone concerned with natural resource management in a given planning area. The concept underlying CRMP is that coordinating resource management strategies will result in improved resource
management and minimized conflicts among land users, landowners, governmental agencies, and interest groups. It embodies the proposition that the best way for the public to determine how to manage the interest in the environment is
through collaboration among "stakeholders", not through normal governmental processes. This idea was strongly advanced in the report of the Western Regional Team of the Natural Resources Task Force of the President's
Council on Sustainable Development (PCSD). The Clinton and Bush administrations endorsed the CRMP process. Both administrations saw the CRMP process as an extension of the reinventing government, for decentralization, and place
based management.
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