The osprey is a special status indicator species for the TRPA's environmental threshold evaluation. In order to better understand the relationship between osprey breeding success and human disturbance, Parks teamed up with UNR to conduct a spatial and statistical analysis
from almost thirty years of osprey nesting data in Emerald Bay and D.L. Bliss State Parks. Emerald Bay comprises of the most concentrated area of active nests around Lake Tahoe and is also one of the most highly visited recreation areas on the lake. Statistical analysis was developed for reproductive success in relation to distance from potential disturbance factors such as roads, trails, and campground facilities.
I removed the performance measure, Special Status Species Sites Protected or Re-Established, because monitoring projects don't have performance measures. If a project is launched using the data from this study to protect Osprey, that would report on the Special Status Species Sites Protected or Re-Established PM.