TAILIEUCHUNG - Adaptive Management - The U.S. Department of the Interior Technical Guide

Disaster recovery back-up tapes or other media should be kept solely as a security precaution and are not intended to serve as a records retention tool. In the case of disaster, the back-up would be used to restore lost records. Agency records that have not met their retention should not be disposed of on the basis of the existence of a back-up. If, for any reason (for instance, a disaster erases e-mails on an agency server), the only existing copy of an item that has not met its retention period is on a back-up tape or other medium, the agency must. | active f 4anagement tn 48 Ji The . Department of the Interior Technical Guide Adaptive Management Working Group Adaptive Management The . Department of the Interior Technical Guide Adaptive Management Working Group Chair Olivia Barton Ferriter Director Conservation Partnerships Management Policy Lead Authors Byron K. Williams Robert C. Szaro and Carl D. Shapiro Other Contributors Robert Adamcik Mary Boatman Sarah Bransom Jeremy Casterson John Fay Scott Florence Douglas Growitz Caroline Hermans Fred A. Johnson James Kendall Dennis Kubly Michael Mayer Susan Moyer Malka Pattison Randall Peterson Laura van Riper Michael Runge Robert Snow Christine Turner and Rich Whitley Book Design Vitmary .

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• Understanding leases
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• Graft Disease – State
• Drug Eluting Balloon
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• Science of operative dentistry
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