| BMP ID: |
8673 |
| Title: |
Removal of drilling fluids and pit closure after well completion is key to preventing wildlife mortality in reserve pits. |
| Text: |
"Immediate removal of drilling fluids followed by pit closure after well completion is the key to preventing wildlife mortality in reserve pits." |
| Source Publication Name: |
Minimizing Risk to Migratory Birds in Oil and Gas Facilities |
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| Usage Type: |
Recommended |
| Timing: |
• Production / Operation / Maintenance
• Reclamation
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| Oil / Gas Field: |
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| Surface Ownership: |
• Federal
• State
• Private
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| Mineral Ownership: |
• Federal
• State
• Private
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| Primary Contact: |
Mr. Pedro 'Pete' Ramirez, Jr.
National Wildlife Refuge System, Wildlife Resources - Energy Program
1201 Oakridge Drive - Suite 320
Fort Collins, CO 80525 United States of America |
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| Categories: |
Wildlife
Water Quality and Pollution
Aquatic and Riparian Values
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| Location: |
Unspecified |
| Species: |
• Amphibian
• Antelope, Pronghorn
• Aquatic/Riparian Species
• Bat
• Birds, Migratory
• Birds, other
• Crane, Sandhill
• Crow
• Deer
• Falcon
• Goose
• Hawk
• Kestrel
• Lizard, Sand Dune
• Osprey
• Other Animal Species
• Reptile
• Sensitive Species
• Shorebirds
• Songbird species
• Toad, Western Boreal
• Vulture, Turkey
• Waterfowl
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| Date Entered: |
2014-06-30 10:41 UTC |
| Last Updated: |
2014-06-30 10:41 UTC |
