History and Future of Oaks in and around the San Joaquin
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1 History and Future of Oaks in and around the San Joaquin January 24, 2011 San Joaquin County Historical Society Tom Gaman California Oaks East-West Forestry Associates, Inc.
2 Tonight: Landscape history of oaks in California The status of oaks today Statewide San Joaquin Region Efforts to maintain and restore oaks
3 Oaks Family Fagaceae Mostly Quercus, some Lithocarpus hybridizing species Appx. 200 spp. In North America 16 species in California incl. shrub oaks
4 California oak woodlands rank among the top 3 habitat types in North America for bird richness. acorns habitats cavities micro habitats great and diverse ecosystems
5 What did the early California landscape look like?.big trees then Big trees now.. What of the future??
6 Historic Photos courtesy of Bancroft Library Online Archives of California Last Chance Ditch Kings County 1893
7 Sheep Ranch 1900
8 Mariposa 1912
9 1913 Central Valley
10 Coulterville 1940
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12 There is still a legacy of oak woodland today. California Oak Foundation wanted to answer these questions: What is the extent of oak woodlands? Are we losing them?
13 Available online at The California Oak Foundation
14 Used public data. State Fed Vegetation Maps USFS Forest Inventory Data Department of Finance At Risk Regional Analyses
15 We wanted to be able to provide inventory information about what can be found on these woodlands and forests. The USFS Forest Inventory & Analysis program California s forests and woodlands. Stem map 1340 Plots in the stratified Oak Types from
16 Plots are on Public AND Private Lands Northern California Plots Inverness
17 Generating an Oak Type Map CALVEG Maps Woodlands & Forests 10 Oak Types
18 Oregon white oak
19 Canyon live oak
20 Black Oak
21 Engelmann Oak Interior live oak
22 Blue Oak Coast Live Oak
23 Valley Oak
24 California Oak Diversity Oak Types Black Oak Blue Oak Canyon Live Oak Coast Live Oak Interior Live Oak Mixed Oak Oregon White Oak Tan Oak Valley Oak Engelmann Oak
25 California Oak Diversity Oak Woodland Diversity of California Mixed 8.6% Coast 10.9% Tan 4.5% Canyon 11.9% Interior 10.1% Valley 1.0% Black 8.1% White 7.5% Engelmann 0.2% Blue 37.2% Oak Forest Diversity of California black 25.6% canyon 22.7% blue 0.4% valley 0.0% mixed 7.0% white 6.8% Oak Type Blue Canyon Coast Interior Mixed Black White Tan* Valley Engelmann Totals Woodlan 3,185,000 d 1,015, , , , , , ,000 85,000 20,000 8,575,000 Forest 15, , ,000 70, ,000 1,125, ,000 1,460, ,385,000 tan 33.3% coast 2.6% interior 1.6%
26 Summaries for Woodlands and Forests Statewide and for Each Region Woodlands
27 Oaks 2040: Status of Oaks Natural Environment of California Oaks 8.5 million Acres of Oak Woodlands 4.3 million acres Of Oak Forests Millions of acres Already lost 750,000 acres At risk by fragmentation
28 We have an aging oak population and we are losing trees. Loss of habitat Over grazing Lack of regeneration Climate Change Urbanization and sprawl Fire management and mismanagement Invasive Plants & high rodent population Heat and drought Sudden Oak Death
29 2.3 million acres of oak woodlands 1/3 of CA s blue oak 2/3 of CA s interior live oak 500,000 acres of oak forests 113 million oaks
30 Oaks of the San Joaquin Region
31 San Joaquin Region Oaks 2,300,000 acres oak woodland 500,000 acres oak forest 27% of state total woodland 450 million trees
32 Oaks of the San Joaquin Region
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34 Oaks of the San Joaquin Region
35 Available for all Counties in California
36 We have an aging oak population and we are losing trees and fragmenting habitats. Urbanization and sprawl: acres at risk statewide 20% of oak woodlands will be built or threatened by 2040 Sierra foothills and central valley at highest risk 80% of urbanization in Sacramento and San Joaquin regions
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40 What can be done? County Oak Woodlands Management Plans, SB1334 Landscape Scale Conservation Opportunities Conservation Easements Wildlife Conservation Board California Wildlife Foundation/ California Oaks Experiment with grazing programs Plant oaks and other native trees Protect large trees and manage microhabitats Smart development Support ongoing Research to find THE answer
41 What can be done? Focus on Priority Areas
42 Start local acorns in nurseries or in your garden.
43 What can be done? Grow and plant oaks!!!
44 What can be done? Plant oaks!!!
45 What can be done? Plant oaks!!!
46 Root protection Browse protection (irrigation) Acorns can be planted successfully too.
47 Why to Plant a tree? Instruction & Educational materials How to Plant Your Oak Tree
48 The message: Oak woodlands conservation is complex. Evenaged Few large trees Very few small trees Oaks are vulnerable You can help.
49 Thanks Marie Medford and the San Joaquin County Historical Society Christopher Cole Tom Gaman for these reports see:
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