Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration Program TRACS Overview

What is TRACS? TRACS is the tracking and reporting system used by the U.

How the Public Viewer Works TRACS Database (state and federal users) TRACS Conservation Viewer

Where are we now? ode rity M M & O io , high pr

TRACS 2017 System Enhancement will address: technical debt (i. e. , how far removed

Next Steps October 1, 2016 deadline for TRACS to be fully implemented at the

TRACS Resources The TRACS Knowledge Management Site (KMS) http: //tracs. fws. gov/learning Short Topic-Based

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Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration Program TRACS Overview and Status Update General Presentation April 2016

What is TRACS? TRACS is the tracking and reporting system used by the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration Program (WSFR) to capture conservation and related actions funded by its grant programs. TRACS is administered by the Program and Accomplishment Reporting (PAR) Branch.

Introduction to TRACS Video

How the Public Viewer Works TRACS Database (state and federal users) TRACS Conservation Viewer (open to all) *Only fields marked for public display in approved projects are shared on the Public Viewer. Projects marked as sensitive will have the exact location hidden. *

Where are we now? ode rity M M & O io , high pr ect fixes f e d l a c i t software d n (cri a s t n me enhance pdates) u 1, 172 Approved Performance Reports 41 states performing direct data entry into TRACS 760 Registered State and Federal Users TRACS by the numbers Legacy Projects imported from FAIMS 6, 980 New Projects Entered 5, 262 Approved Project Proposals 74 es 4 Resolsved u r Iss onth Use n 12 m i

TRACS 2017 System Enhancement will address: technical debt (i. e. , how far removed software components are from the most current version or technology), and Outcomes Tracking and Reporting TRACS 2017 will add standardized objectives that users can select from that best characterize the goals and objectives of their projects. Standardized objectives will allow TRACS to easily roll-up and report on project and program accomplishments. The core functions of the TRACS system will not change; nor will the benefits of current TRACS training.

Next Steps October 1, 2016 deadline for TRACS to be fully implemented at the State level. Get a head start by identifying TRACS users and planning the implementation and training schedule.

TRACS Resources The TRACS Knowledge Management Site (KMS) http: //tracs. fws. gov/learning Short Topic-Based Videos TRACS Monthly email news and updates on Facebook, Twitter, Linked. In