Phragmites Adaptive Management Framework (PAMF)

OMB 1028-0124

The Phragmites Adaptive Management Framework (PAMF) is a collaborative effort to confront and reduce the spread of invasive Phragmites grass in the Great Lakes watershed. Phragmites is associated with reduced water quality, loss of biodiversity, reduced recreational opportunities, and increased fire hazards. Reducing or eliminating Phragmites throughout the region will reverse these deleterious effects and help achieve the comprehensive restoration goals for the Great Lakes basin (see the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative at https://www.glri.us/).

The latest form for Phragmites Adaptive Management Framework (PAMF) expires 2021-06-30 and can be found here.

Latest Forms, Documents, and Supporting Material

Document Name
State, Local, Tribal government reads instructions and collects data Form and Instruction
Public reads instructions and collects data Form and Instruction
30 Day Notice PAMF New.pdf Supplementary Document
1028-NEW SS-A PAMF 2018-03-13.docx Supporting Statement A
EO 13751 FR 81(236)88609-88614 [2016-29519].pdf Supplementary Document
EO 13112 FR 64(25)6183-6186 [99-3184].pdf Supplementary Document
60-day PMF published 2017-11-28.pdf Supplementary Document
State, Local, Tribal government reads instructions and collects data Form and Instruction
Public reads instructions and collects data Form and Instruction

All Historical Document Collections

201711-1028-001

Approved without change

New collection (Request for a new OMB Control Number)

2018-04-26

OMB Details

Public reads instructions and collects data

Federal Enterprise Architecture: Natural Resources - Conservation, Marine and Land Management

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