Application of data from the Invasive Species Early Detection Program of the San Francisco Bay Area Inventory and Monitoring Program
|
|
|
- Mercy Wilcox
- 6 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 2013 San Francisco Bay Area National Parks Science and Natural Resources Symposium Application of data from the Invasive Species Early Detection Program of the San Francisco Bay Area Inventory and Monitoring Program Eric Wrubel and Robert Steers
2 The Invasive Species Early Detection program (ISED) completed its first fiveyear survey cycle of all roads and trails in Golden Gate National Recreation Area (GOGA) in The first survey cycle will be completed at Point Reyes National Seashore (PORE) in ,000+ occurrences in GOGA & PORE combined 148 priority ED invasive plant species. Resulting ISED data has a numerous possible applications for Landscapescale analyses and prioritization.
3 Landscape-scale applications for ISED data Metapopulation Assessment Supports integrated parkwide weed management strategy Is a site at or near an invasion front? Are satellite populations present at a site? Are there patches of vulnerable habitat at a site? Stipa manicata
4 Habitat invasibility analysis Are certain species are more likely to invade certain habitats? Are certain habitats more likely to be invaded? Water Urban Sand Wetland Grassland/Open Scrub Coastal Scrub Xeric Chaparral Exotic Forest Upland Forests/Woodlands Riparian Forests/Woodlands Number of occurrences by habitat type (raw data)
5 Prioritization WHIPPET GIS tool prioritizes populations for eradication based on: Impact Invasiveness feasibility of eradication Can be used to set parkwide priorities for eradication of specific ISED populations
6 Number of ED occurrences Pathway analysis Number of ED occurrences is related to distance from inhabited buildings (preliminary, GOGA). Distance from Buildings (m)
7 Occurrences per per mile Total occurrences (raw data) Pathway analysis Number of ED occurrences per mile is greater along paved roads (Preliminary, GOGA) Dirt Road Trails Paved Road Road/trail type Occurrences per mile Total occurrences
8 Risk Analysis* Analysis Information on species traits Matching species traits to suitable habitats Estimating exposure Surveys of current distribution and abundance *Stohlgren & Schnasse Risk Analysis for Biological Hazards: What We Need to Know about Invasive Species. Risk Analysis, Vol. 26:1. Cal-IPC plant assessment form
9 Risk Analysis* Analysis Information on species traits Matching species traits to suitable habitats Estimating exposure Surveys of current distribution and abundance Risk Characterization Estimates of the potential distribution and abundance Estimates of the potential rate of spread Probable risks, impacts, and costs Risk Management Containment potential and costs CalWeedMapper suitable range projection for Dittrichia graveolens.
10 Many thanks to all the staff, partners and volunteers who have participated in the SFAN ISED program! Please contact us if you are interested in using the SFAN ISED spatial data
Meeting the Challenge: Invasive Plants in Pacific Northwest Ecosystems
September 2006 Meeting the Challenge: Invasive Plants in Pacific Northwest Ecosystems Ann Bartuska Deputy Chief, FS R&D USDA Forest Service Washington, DC Organization of Presentation The Threat Forest
Giselle Block U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service National Wildlife Refuge System Inventory and Monitoring Program
Giselle Block U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service National Wildlife Refuge System Inventory and Monitoring Program Giselle_block@fws.gov Learning Objectives Prioritization Why its important Factors to consider
Estimating Project-Specific Restoration Costs
Estimating Project-Specific Restoration Costs Terri Thomas,Presidio Trust, P.O. Box 29052, San Francisco, California 94129; tthomas@presidiotrust.gov Garrett Lee, Golden Gate National Recreation Area,
A Virtual Network of Ocean Parks and Marine Spatial Planning. Sarah Allen Pacific West Region. Sarah Allen. Pacific West Region
Oceans and Coastal Program of the A Virtual Network of Ocean Parks and Marine Spatial Planning National Park Service Sarah Allen Pacific West Region Sarah Allen Pacific West Region Contact: (510)-817-1396
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Commissioners Brian Yablonski Chairman Tallahassee Aliese P. Liesa Priddy Vice Chairman Immokalee Ronald M. Bergeron Fort Lauderdale Richard Hanas Oviedo
The F.O.R.C.E. The Future Of Redwood Creek Environment
The F.O.R.C.E. The Future Of Redwood Creek Environment Robert Andersen Katelyn Csatari Achyuth Madabhushi Julie Swanson Overview Mission Statement Watershed Characterization Land and Water Use History
San Gabriel Mountains National Monument Need to Change Analysis June 2015
San Gabriel Mountains National Monument San Gabriel Mountains National Monument Need to Change Analysis June 2015 I. Background Throughout this document for consistency, the term Monument will be used
Mojave Scrub. Conservation Profile 3,120,000 ha ([,706,000 ac] 11% of state. Key Bird-Habitat Attributes. Hab-12-1
![Mojave Scrub. Conservation Profile 3,120,000 ha ([,706,000 ac] 11% of state. Key Bird-Habitat Attributes. Hab-12-1](/thumbs/95/124666979.jpg "Mojave Scrub. Conservation Profile 3,120,000 ha ([,706,000 ac] 11% of state. Key Bird-Habitat Attributes. Hab-12-1")
habitat in Esmeralda County. Photo by Elisabeth Ammon. Key Bird-Habitat Attributes Stand Structure Ideal Scale for Conservation Action Distance to Riparian/Spring Habitats and Ephemeral Washes Presence
Angeles National Forest Invasive Plant Project Station Fire Burn Area
Tiernan Doyle California State Polytechnic Unversity, Pomona January-August 2013 Advisor: Katie VinZant Submitted September 12, 2013 Angeles National Forest Invasive Plant Project Station Fire Burn Area
What is an ecosystem?
What is an ecosystem? An ecosystem is generally defined as a community of organisms living in a particular environment and the physical elements in that environment with which they interact. (http://www.enviroliteracy.org/category.php/3.html)
Florida Forest Health Highlights 2016
Florida Forest Health Highlights 2016 Florida's forests are expansive and diverse and include subtropical systems, baldcypress wetlands, pine flatwoods, pine-oak scrubs, gum-cypress swamps, coastal mangroves,
Brief History of RCD Mitigation Work and the ILFP
Native Habitats Brief History of RCD Mitigation Work and the ILFP The Riverside-Corona Resource Conservation District (RCRCD) works to create sustainable communities by helping people conserve natural
Prioritizing Local Action. Strengthening the Resilience of the Taunton River Watershed
Prioritizing Local Action Strengthening the Resilience of the Taunton River Watershed No Really, We re Here to Help 6/12/14 Healthy and Resilient Taunton Watershed Project EPA s Healthy Watershed Program
EU Biodiversity Strategy to th Concawe Symposium
EU Biodiversity Strategy to 2020 11th Concawe Symposium Pia Bucella, DG Environment Brussels, 23/02/2015 Content Introduction to ecosystem services The EU Biodiversity Strategy to 2020 Relevant actions
COASTAL CONSERVANCY. Staff Recommendation June 30, 2004
COASTAL CONSERVANCY Staff Recommendation June 30, 2004 RAPID ASSESSMENT FOR EXOTIC ORGANISMS IN SAN FRANCISCO BAY File No. 04-046 Project Manager: Abe Doherty RECOMMENDED ACTION: Authorization to disburse
Out of the frying pan: Invasion of exotic perennial grasses in coastal prairies
Out of the frying pan: Invasion of exotic perennial grasses in coastal prairies Jeffrey D. Corbin 1, Meredith Thomsen 1, Janice Alexander 2 and Carla M. D Antonio 3 1 UC Berkeley 2 UC Extension 3 UC Santa
Wildland Weed Inventory
Wildland Weed Inventory and Mapping Kimberly Edvarchuk Corey Ransom Utah State University What is Weed Inventory? A visual representation of the weed situation as seen by the surveyor that is used to guide
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY BERKELEY DAVIS IRVINE LOS ANGELES RIVERSIDE SAN DIEGO SAN FRANCISCO SANTA BARBARA SANTA CRUZ COLLEGE OF NATURAL RESOURCES BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA 94720 DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL
Appendix M. Summary of Local Sea Level Rise Planning Efforts. Draft
Appendix M Summary of Local Sea Level Rise Planning Efforts Appendix M: Summary of Local Sea Level Rise Planning Efforts Summary of Local Sea Level Rise Planning Efforts Half Moon Bay SLR Planning Efforts
City of Port Moody. Presentation to Committee of the Whole January 3, Invasive Plant Management Program 2016 Update
City of Port Moody Presentation to Committee of the Whole January 3, 2017 Invasive Plant Management Program 2016 Update What Are Invasive Plants? Introduced, non-native species Able to grow and spread
TESTIMONY OF ASSOCIATE DEPUTY CHIEF GLENN CASAMASSA U.S. FOREST SERVICE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE BEFORE THE
TESTIMONY OF ASSOCIATE DEPUTY CHIEF GLENN CASAMASSA U.S. FOREST SERVICE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE BEFORE THE SENATE ENERGY AND NATURAL RESOURCES COMMITTEE SUBCOMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS, FOREST AND
Managing NYC s Urban Forest and Natural Resources with Geospatial Data
Managing NYC s Urban Forest and Natural Resources with Geospatial Data 2014 ESRI User Conference Jacqueline Lu, Director of GIS & Analytics Forestry, Horticulture NYC Department of Parks & Recreation NYC
P.O. Box 65 Hancock, Michigan USA fax
This PDF file is a digital version of a chapter in the 2005 GWS Conference Proceedings. Please cite as follows: Harmon, David, ed. 2006. People, Places, and Parks: Proceedings of the 2005 George Wright
STRATEGIC PLAN Introduction II. Mission Statement III. The Challenge Federal Noxious Weed Act of 1974
VENTURA COUNTY WEED MANAGEMENT AREA (VCWMA) STRATEGIC PLAN 2010 I. Introduction The Ventura County Weed Management Area (VCWMA) is a focused group of individuals, Federal, State and County public agencies,
Northeast Michigan Cooperative Weed Management Plan
Northeast Michigan Cooperative Weed Management Plan Introduction For years the threat of invasive species has been prevalent in the state of Michigan. Under constant attack, our precious natural resources
Silvicultural practices in the restoration of degraded ecosystems
Silvicultural practices in the restoration of degraded ecosystems Current conditions reflect site history and physical environment Altered fire regimes, including exclusion Forest management, including
Water and Environment. Monterey Peninsula, Carmel Bay and South Monterey Bay Integrated Regional Water Management Draft Plan
Water and Environment Monterey Peninsula, Carmel Bay and South Monterey Bay Integrated Regional Water Management Draft Plan December 11, 2006 Presentation Outline Purpose of IRWM Planning Status of Plan
Habitat Restoration for the Quino Checkerspot Butterfly. Scott McMillan, AECOM Lindsey Cavallaro, AECOM
Habitat Restoration for the Quino Checkerspot Butterfly Scott McMillan, AECOM Lindsey Cavallaro, AECOM Southern California Grasslands Symposium March 22, 2012 Presentation Overview Background on Quino
Bay Area Early Detection Network
Bay Area Early Detection Network 2008-2009 Report PARTNERS BAEDN Partner Organizations Audubon Canyon Ranch* Bay Area Open Space Council* Calflora Database* California Association of Resource Conservation
WATERSHED VEGETATION MANAGEMENT UPDATE: SCOPE OF WORK. Marin Municipal Water District April 2007
WATERSHED VEGETATION MANAGEMENT UPDATE: SCOPE OF WORK Marin Municipal Water District April 2007 Evening Overview Review of the 1995 Vegetation Management Plan Overview of the update process Focused look
Measuring Ecological Integrity Across Jurisdictions and Scale
Measuring Ecological Integrity Across Jurisdictions and Scale Jimmy Kagan OSU PSU UO PCAST highlighted the need to coordinate cross-scale and cross agency collaboration in monitoring for biodiversity.
Assessing Habitat in Watersheds. Sabrina Drill UC Cooperative Extension Los Angeles and Ventura
Assessing Habitat in Watersheds Sabrina Drill UC Cooperative Extension Los Angeles and Ventura sldrill@ucdavis.edu 323-260 260-3404 What is Habitat? The environment in which a plant and animal lives, and
Poker Chip Project. Noxious Weed Risk Assessment Almanor Ranger District Lassen National Forest
Noxious Weed Risk Assessment Almanor Ranger District Lassen National Forest June 3, 2013 Introduction When a ground-disturbing action or activity is proposed, a Noxious Weed Risk Assessment (NWRA) determines
Bear River Planning Unit. Fish, Plant, and Wildlife Habitat BEAR RIVER PLANNING UNIT
BEAR RIVER PLANNING UNIT Yuba-Bear River Watershed Bear River Planning Unit Above all, the Stewardship Council recommends close coordination with the upcoming relicensing effort to ensure consistency with
STRATEGIC PLAN Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary STRATEGIC PLAN
2015-2020 Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary STRATEGIC PLAN 0 JUG BAY WETLANDS SANCTUARY http://www.jugbay.org/ 1 INTRODUCTION Natural habitats at local, state, national and international levels are threatened
Science Plan. Executive Summary. Introduction
Science Plan Executive Summary This Science Plan will establish and define the focus of the Peninsular Florida Landscape Conservation Cooperative (PFLCC) science investments. The data and products derived
Ecosystem Restoration and Management in Biscayne National Park
Ecosystem Restoration and Management in Biscayne National Park Brian Carlstrom, Biscayne National Park, National Park Service Homestead, FL. Greater Everglades Ecosystem Restoration Conference April 21-23,
Climate Change Adaptation in Action
Climate Change Adaptation in Action Incorporating Adaptation to Climate Change in Pinole s General Plan Update Synopsis Pinole, California has created a blueprint for maintaining its unique character and
California Landscape Conservation Cooperative
California Landscape Conservation Cooperative Nov 17, 2011 Debra Schlafmann CA LCC Coordinator DOI Executive Order 3289 Sept 2009 Department-wide approach applying scientific tools to increase understanding
Buying Time in a Warmer Climate: From Restoration to Resilience
Buying Time in a Warmer Climate: From Restoration to Resilience Dave Peterson University of Washington School of Environmental and Forest Sciences UWBG 2018 Restoration Symposium: Restoration in a Changing
Invasive plants have been a topic of
The Invasive Plant Issue: From the Beginning By Robert E. Schutzki, Department of Horticulture, Michigan State University Invasive plants have been a topic of discussion for the past several years and
West Virginia Watershed Assessment Pilot Project Outline & Assessment Methodology March 2012
Introduction The West Virginia Watershed Assessment Pilot Project was developed to define the methodology and identify the information and tools necessary to meet the project objectives stated below. The
Day 1 Workshop Activities 1 & 2: Habitats and Species/Species Groups
Day 1 Workshop Activities 1 & 2: Habitats and Species/Species Groups Instructions for Small Group Discussions Divide up into umbrella habitats groups A & B Upland Desert/Grassland Wetland Riparian/Riverine
P R O J E C T R E V I E W
P R O J E C T R E V I E W Lands End Coastal Trail ~ San Francisco Golden Gate National Parks Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy Golden Gate National Recreation Area 2009 Soil Stabilization Products
Hillsborough County s E.L.A.P.P Program
Hillsborough County s E.L.A.P.P Program What is E.L.A.P.P? Environmental Lands Acquisition and Protection Program History of E.L.A.P.P. - Voter-approved program initiated in 1987; extended in 1990 and
Valuing New Jersey s Natural Capital:
Valuing New Jersey s Natural Capital: An Assessment of the Economic Value of the State s Natural Resources April 2007 State of New Jersey New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Jon S. Corzine,
Relationship to E Flows
Relationship to E Flows Riparian Areas Influences groundwater/surface water relationships Provides filters to improve water quality Provides habitat for diverse flora and fauna Relationship to E Flows
Riparian Restoration on California's Coast November 3, Reach scale
Research and Adaptive Management Research approaches in stream corridor assessment and restoration Integral to all components Recognition of uncertainty Commitment to monitor and learn Willingness to adjust
What Can a CWMA do for you? A Look Back at the First Three Years of the River to River CWMA
What Can a CWMA do for you? A Look Back at the First Three Years of the River to River CWMA Chris Evans River to River Cooperative Weed Management Area Case Study River to River CWMA Structure Organization
Parks and Recreation Commission October 13, Meeting Notes
Parks and Recreation Commission October 13, 2011 - Meeting Notes Attending: Staff: Consultant Commissioner John Bailes Commissioner Heather Cunningham Commissioner John Kindle Commissioner Alene Pearson
Renewable Energy Potential Evaluation on Lands Under the Commission s Jurisdiction
Renewable Energy Potential Evaluation on Lands Under the Commission s Jurisdiction SHAHED MESHKATI AND RICKY LEE CALIFORNIA STATE LANDS COMMISSION 2018 CALIFORNIA OFFSHORE WIND INDUSTRY SUMMIT MARCH 13,2018
CLAREMONT CONSERVATION COMMISSION CONSERVATION PLAN Adopted 7/21/2016 Amended 9/20/2018
CLAREMONT CONSERVATION COMMISSION CONSERVATION PLAN Adopted 7/21/2016 Amended 9/20/2018 THE CLAREMONT CONSERVATION COMMISSION The Claremont Conservation Commission provides the following services to the
Restoring Critical Coastal Dune Habitat at Point Reyes for Threatened and Endangered Species
Restoring Critical Coastal Dune Habitat at Point Reyes for Threatened and Endangered Species Cody Ender 1 and Lorraine Parsons 2 1 Point Reyes National Seashore Association 2 Point Reyes National Seashore
Targeted Grazing for Weed Control and Wildlife Management. Presented by Morgan Doran University of California Cooperative Extension
Targeted Grazing for Weed Control and Wildlife Management Presented by Morgan Doran University of California Cooperative Extension To Graze Or Not To Graze? Many years of debate, polarized views and management
Alviso Ponds and Santa Clara County Working Group Meeting. San Jose/Santa Clara WPCP. June 6, 2007
Alviso Ponds and Santa Clara County San Jose/Santa Clara WPCP June 6, 2007 1 Today s s Welcome and Introductions Working Group Charter SBSP Project Schedule FWS NWR Compatibility Determinations Phase 1
VEGETATIVE, WATER, FISH AND WILDLIFE RESOURCES POLICIES
VEGETATIVE, WATER, FISH AND WILDLIFE RESOURCES POLICIES The County will: GOALS AND OBJECTIVES 1.1 Conserve, Enhance, Protect, Maintain and Manage Vegetative, Water, Fish and Wildlife Resources Promote
Prioritizing Climate Change Impacts and Action Strategies
Prioritizing Climate Change Impacts and Action Strategies Chesapeake Bay Program STAC December 8, 2015 2014 Chesapeake Bay Agreement CLIMATE RESILIENCY GOAL: Increase the resiliency of the Chesapeake Bay
Plan Review Background Paper Background Paper Number: 19 Planning & Development Department Date: September 2015
Plan Review Background Paper Background Paper Number: 19 Planning & Development Department Date: September 2015 Environment Background East Hants is fortunate to enjoy the benefits of many natural resources
C-SMART: Planning for Sea Level Rise in Tomales Bay, September 23, 2016 Jack Liebster, Planning Manager, Marin County
C-SMART: Planning for Sea Level Rise in Tomales Bay, September 23, 2016 Jack Liebster, Planning Manager, Marin County Sustainable Marin? Sea Level Rise Adaptation Process Evaluate Science Info. Implement
Funding San Francisco Bay Joint Venture Habitat Goals
7 Funding San Francisco Bay Joint Venture Habitat Goals SAVE THE BAY Regional and Subregional Costs of Goals Implementation Ahigh level of funding for wetland and riparian projects will be essential to
Invasive Plant Management Strategy January 2017
Invasive Plant Management Strategy January 2017 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY---------------------------------------------------------------------------page 3 2.0 INTRODUCTION-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------page
SHORELINE INVENTORY AND RESTORATION PLANNING
CHAPTER 3 SHORELINE INVENTORY AND RESTORATION PLANNING A. PURPOSE OF THE SHORELINE INVENTORY AND CHARACTERIZATION A first step in the comprehensive Master Program update process is development of a shoreline
Gavin Archbald, Kathy Boyer Cal-IPC Symposium. October 8, 2009
Evaluating the Potential for Spread of an Invasive Forb, Limonium ramosissimum, in San Francisco Bay Salt Marshes Gavin Archbald, Kathy Boyer Cal-IPC Symposium. October 8, 2009 Algerian sea lavender (Limonium
Influence of Land Use, and its Change, on Streams and Rivers
Influence of Land Use, and its Change, on Streams and Rivers Ways in which land use alteration modifies streams. (from JD Allan 2004, Annu. Rev. Ecol., Evol. and Syst.) Dominant types of land use change:
INTRO TO URBAN & COMMUNITY FORESTRY
May 19, 2014 INTRO TO URBAN & COMMUNITY FORESTRY ERIC WISEMAN, PH.D. VA TECH DEPT. OF FOREST RESOURCES & ENV. CONS. pwiseman@vt.edu 540-231-5148 http://urbanforestry.frec.vt.edu WHAT IS AN URBAN FOREST?
Wetland restoration and monitoring on the Chevelon Wildlife Area
Wetland restoration and monitoring on the Chevelon Wildlife Area Michael Ingraldi, Ph.D. Research Branch Arizona Game and Fish Department Phoenix, Arizona 85023 The Chevelon State Wildlife Area is located
Riparian Forest Buffer Restoration Targeting
Riparian Forest Buffer Restoration Targeting for the York River Watershed By Anne Newsom, Carl Hershner, and Dan Schatt Introduction A little over three hundred years ago, more than ninety-five percent
PFLCC Conservation Targets PROGRESS UPDATE JUNE 3-4, 2015
PFLCC Conservation Targets PROGRESS UPDATE JUNE 3-4, 2015 Purpose of Conservation Targets To assist in biological planning and conservation design to attain a shared planning framework for PFLCC partners
Long-term Management Plan For The Mitigation Bank
Note: The California multi-agency Project Delivery Team developed this general outline to assist in the development of the Long-term Management Plan for mitigation banks. Objectives and tasks are provided
Long-term Management Plan For The Mitigation Bank
Note: The California multi-agency Project Delivery Team developed this general outline to assist in the development of the Long-term Management Plan for mitigation banks. Objectives and tasks are provided
South Bay Salt Pond Restoration Project Long-Term Restoration Planning
South Bay Salt Pond Restoration Project Long-Term Restoration Planning State Coastal Conservancy, California Department of Fish and Game, and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Response to Summary of Recommendations
Coastal Prairie Management and Conservation (2018)
Coastal Prairie Management and Conservation (2018) The coastal prairie region refers to the habitats that occur within the western gulf coast area and includes the coastal prairie grasslands as well as
Community Wildfire Protection Plan. Big Elk Meadows Larimer County, Colorado 7/3/2007
Community Wildfire Protection Plan Big Elk Meadows Larimer County, Colorado 7/3/2007 Introduction This Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP) was developed by Big Elk Meadows with guidance and support
Habitat and Fragmentation Impacts: A Perspective from Landscape Ecology. Todd BenDor Wuhan 2017
Habitat and Fragmentation Impacts: A Perspective from Landscape Ecology Todd BenDor bendor@unc.edu Wuhan 2017 Presentation Overview Introduction to habitat issues Habitat loss Habitat Fragmentation Assessment
CHAPTER 8: ELEMENT G. - MILESTONES
Chapter 8: Element g. s CHAPTER 8: ELEMENT G. - MILESTONES The following prioritized goals state water quality improvement or protection goals. These goals include specific targets for reducing pollutants
Wildlife Conservation Society Climate Adaptation Fund 2014 Restoring Oak Resilience at the Table Rocks, Rogue River Basin, Oregon FACT SHEET
Wildlife Conservation Society Climate Adaptation Fund 2014 Restoring Oak Resilience at the Table Rocks, Rogue River Basin, Oregon FACT SHEET Project Overview Oak ecosystems in the Pacific Northwest exist
TERR 2 INVASIVE/EXOTIC PLANT SPECIES
TERR 2 INVASIVE/EXOTIC PLANT SPECIES 1.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The occurrence and abundance of invasive/exotic plant infestations near Project facilities and recreation features in the 2004 study area were
P.O. Box 216 Frazier Park, CA 93225
Tejon Ranch Conservancy P.O. Box 216 Frazier Park, CA 93225 January 23, 2009 Ms. Amy Burgard Group Project Coordinator Bren School of Environmental Science & Management 2510 Bren Hall UC Santa Barbara,
Multi-Benefit Planning in the San Joaquin River Basin-wide Feasibility Study
Multi-Benefit Planning in the San Joaquin River Basin-wide Feasibility Study September 8 th, 2016 Presented by: Eric Tsai, P.E. California Department of Water Resources Eric.Tsai@water.ca.gov Jeremy Thomas,
Community Benefits of Land Restoration
Community Benefits of Land Restoration Introducing Green Infrastructure for Coastal Resilience Matt Fulda, Acting Director Monroe May 23 rd, 2017 Avery Point Campus, University of Connecticut Easton Trumbull
Approaches to Assessment of Cumulative Economic Impact of Invasive Plants
Approaches to Assessment of Cumulative Economic Impact of Invasive Plants Tara Athan Cal-IPC 707-485-1198 tara_athan@safe-mail.net It is becoming increasingly important to effectively utilize scarce resources
3.22 Invasive Species
3.22 Invasive Species 3.22.1 Regulatory Setting On February 3, 1999, President Clinton signed Executive Order 13112 requiring federal agencies to combat the introduction or spread of invasive species in
Adapting to Rising Tides
Adapting to Rising Tides Getting to Flood Resilience through Collaborative Planning and Capacity Building San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission www.adaptingtorisingtides.org Wendy Goodfriend,
Fire & Fuels Management
Overview Fire & Fuels Management Southern California Adaptation Implementation Plan During a two- day workshop in January 2016, southern California resource managers and regional stakeholders discussed
New Hampshire s Wildlife Habitat Conditions
CHAPTER THREE New Hampshire s Wildlife Habitat Conditions Abstract Wildlife habitat condition was assessed for all 27 habitat types. NHFG developed a methodology to assess the relative ecological condition
Minnesota Stewardship Spatial Analysis Project Methodology and Analysis documentation January 28, 2008
Minnesota Stewardship Spatial Analysis Project Methodology and Analysis documentation January 28, 2008 Summary In the fall of 2004, Minnesota DNR and the U.S. Forest Service began working together to create
CHAPTER 5 MANAGEMENT ZONES
CHAPTER 5 MANAGEMENT ZONES The inventory and analysis that is outlined in Chapter 4 formed the basis for determining the management zones. The TRCA used this information to refine the definitions of the
Thomas W. Therriault 1, Claudio DiBacco 2, Ben Lowen 2 and Devin Lyons 2. Fisheries and Oceans Canada, Pacific Biological Station 2
Characterizing and predicting Aquatic Invasive Species distributions: Reconciling large-scale model predictions with small-scale observations and incorporating climate change scenarios Thomas W. Therriault
Te Mania Sub-Catchment Action Plan
Te Mania Sub-Catchment Action Plan 2012 The Te Mania Sub-Catchment Action Plan is one of a series produced for the sub-catchments surrounding the Tauranga Harbour. The aim of this action plan is to provide
Six Rivers Cooperative Invasive Species Management Area (CISMA)
Six Rivers Cooperative Invasive Species Management Area (CISMA) BROOKE SAARI FL SEA GRANT MARINE SCIENCE AGENT UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA IFAS EXTENSION OKALOOSA/WALTON COUNTIES SIX RIVERS CISMA CHAIR BARBARA
Modeling Cottonwood Habitat and Forecasting Landscape Changes along the Missouri River
Modeling Cottonwood Habitat and Forecasting Landscape Changes along the Missouri River Lisa Rabbe USACE, Alaska District Kelly A. Burks-Copes US Army Engineer Research and Development Center (ERDC-EL)
Predicting and managing invasive plant impacts at the landscape to regional scale
Predicting and managing invasive plant impacts at the landscape to regional scale Dr Rieks van Klinken CSIRO Entomology (Tropical Invasive Plants) + Justine Murray (CSIRO), Carl Smith, and Clive Click
MICHIGAN S INVASIVE SPECIES PROGRAM: A 5 YEAR PERSPECTIVE
MICHIGAN S INVASIVE SPECIES PROGRAM: A 5 YEAR PERSPECTIVE Sarah LeSage Aquatic Invasive Species Program Coordinator Water Resources Division Michigan Wetlands Association September 28, 2017 Treetops Resort
Nuance, naysayers and 20 years of studying species invasions
Nuance, naysayers and 20 years of studying species invasions 1 st meeting: Morro Bay, 1991 Pre-web lists Pre-ppt Pre- invasion biology Google Scholar: Invasive species-1,000,000 hits; Invasive plants-254,000
Green Infrastructure: A Guide to Asset Mapping in the Rappahannock-Rapidan Region. Rappahannock-Rapidan Regional Commission December 2015
Green Infrastructure: A Guide to Asset Mapping in the Rappahannock-Rapidan Region Rappahannock-Rapidan Regional Commission December 2015 What Is Green Infrastructure? Green infrastructure is an interconnected
Coastal Training Program
Welcome, Introduction, and Overview of the 2003 Workshop The Conservation and Ecology of California s Maritime Chaparral Grey Hayes Coordinator Elkhorn Slough Coastal Training Program Coastal Training
Preferred Alternative Proposal
Preferred Alternative Proposal Advisory Committee March 27, 2007 Agenda Formation of the Preferred Alternative Proposal Description of the Preferred Alternative Proposal Preferred Alternative Proposal
LIMITED ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW
Division of Environmental and Financial Assistance Office of Financial Assistance Water Resource Restoration Sponsor Program LIMITED ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW A. Project Identification Project Name: Project
Binational Action to Restore the Great Lakes
Binational Action to Restore the Great Lakes John Lawrence Senior Science Advisor to the Regional Director-General for Ontario, Environment Canada Cameron Davis Senior Advisor to the Administrator (Great
Collaboration: Sea Level Marin Adaptation Response Team Phase II
Collaboration: Sea Level Marin Adaptation Response Team Phase II 2018-2020 Scope of Work Background Climate experts estimate that by 2100, sea level could rise by up to 70 inches, though recent projections