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1 Future of the Four Forests Monica Bond Kristeen Penrod Helen Wagenvoord Center for Biological Diversity
2 Southern California Forests 1. Scenery
3 Southern California Forests 2. Habitat last refuge for animals and plants Steve Maslowski CalFlora
4 Southern California Forests 2. Habitat unique communities CalFlora
5 Southern California Forests 3. Recreation Nation s most culturally diverse population
6 Southern California Forests 3. Recreation fishing and hunting ESPN
7 Southern California Forests 3. Recreation hiking and camping
8 Southern California Forests 3. Recreation horseback riding
9 Southern California Forests 3. Recreation snowplay and biking
10 Southern California Forests 3. Recreation astronomy NASA
11 Southern California Forests 4. Economic Benefits clean drinking water
12 Southern California Forests 4. Economic Benefits quality of life
13 Southern California Forests 4. Economic Benefits tourism
14 Challenges to the Forests 1. Regional Sprawl and Population Growth
15 Challenges to the Forests 2. Urban-Wildland Interface Oregon Department of Forestry
16 Challenges to the Forests 3. Unmanaged Recreation
17 CBD Lawsuit Background USFS failed to consult with USFWS regarding listed species Management plans were woefully out of date
18 CBD Lawsuit Outcome and Agreement Relocation of and some restrictions on management activities and recreation Interim stopgap measures Southern California Conservation Strategy (Forest Plan Revision)
19 Conservation Alternative 1. Endangered, Threatened, and Sensitive Species Protection and Recovery
20 Conservation Alternative 1. Endangered, Threatened, and Sensitive Species Protection and Recovery control of invasive species Edward Ross Harry Walder Michael Gadomski
21 Conservation Alternative 2. Focal Species Management each species represents landscape or sitespecific management issues
22 Desert Bighorn Sheep: desert montane disturbance Michael Francis
23 Desert Bighorn Sheep: desert montane disturbance Least Bells Vireo: riparian habitat livestock grazing
24 Desert Bighorn Sheep: desert montane disturbance Least Bells Vireo: riparian habitat livestock grazing Bells Sage Sparrow: shrublands fire management Mike Danzenbaker
25 Desert Bighorn Sheep: desert montane disturbance Least Bells Vireo: riparian habitat livestock grazing Bells Sage Sparrow: shrublands fire management Red-diamond Rattlesnake: desert scrub roads Brian Kenney
26 Desert Bighorn Sheep: desert montane disturbance Least Bells Vireo: riparian habitat livestock grazing Bells Sage Sparrow: shrublands fire management Red-diamond Rattlesnake: desert scrub roads California Spotted Owl: large trees/snags logging Jeffrey Rich
27 Desert Bighorn Sheep: desert montane disturbance Least Bells Vireo: riparian habitat livestock grazing Bells Sage Sparrow: shrublands fire management Red-diamond Rattlesnake: desert scrub roads California Spotted Owl: large trees/snags logging Townsend s Big-eared Bat: caves/mines disturbance Merlin Tuttle
28 Desert Bighorn Sheep: desert montane disturbance Least Bells Vireo: riparian habitat livestock grazing Bells Sage Sparrow: shrublands fire management Red-diamond Rattlesnake: desert scrub roads California Spotted Owl: large trees/snags logging Townsend s Big-eared Bat: caves/mines disturbance Arboreal Salamander: oak woodlands fuelwood Dennis Sheridan
29 Desert Bighorn Sheep: desert montane disturbance Least Bells Vireo: riparian habitat livestock grazing Bells Sage Sparrow: shrublands fire management Red-diamond Rattlesnake: desert scrub roads California Spotted Owl: large trees/snags logging Townsend s Big-eared Bat: caves/mines disturbance Arboreal Salamander: oak woodlands fuelwood Mountain Lion: large home range connectivity Charles Summer
30 Desert Bighorn Sheep: desert montane disturbance Least Bells Vireo: riparian habitat livestock grazing Bells Sage Sparrow: shrublands fire management Red-diamond Rattlesnake: desert scrub roads California Spotted Owl: large trees/snags logging Townsend s Big-eared Bat: caves/mines disturbance Arboreal Salamander: oak woodlands fuelwood Mountain Lion: large home range connectivity Mule Deer: habitat generalist game species Eliot Cohen
31 Desert Bighorn Sheep: desert montane disturbance Least Bells Vireo: riparian habitat livestock grazing Bells Sage Sparrow: shrublands fire management Red-diamond Rattlesnake: desert scrub roads California Spotted Owl: large trees/snags logging Townsend s Big-eared Bat: caves/mines disturbance Arboreal Salamander: oak woodlands fuelwood Mountain Lion: large home range connectivity Mule Deer: habitat generalist game species Southwestern Pond Turtle: aquatic exotic species, water diversions, pollution William Flaxington
32 Conservation Alternative 3. Vegetative Community Management Fire Management Water Management Invasive Species Management Human Impacts (recreation)
33 Conservation Alternative 3. Vegetative Community Management Chaparral Marc Hoshovsky
34 Conservation Alternative 3. Vegetative Community Management Coastal Sage Scrub Marc Hoshovsky
35 Conservation Alternative 3. Vegetative Community Management Hardwood Forests and Woodlands Marc Hoshovsky
36 Conservation Alternative 3. Vegetative Community Management Conifer and Conifer/Hardwood Forests
37 Conservation Alternative 3. Vegetative Community Management Sensitive Communities Tecate Cypress
38 Conservation Alternative 4. Watershed Protection William Flaxington
39 5. Habitat Linkages Conservation Alternative
40 Conservation Alternative 6. Wilderness and Wild and Scenic Rivers
41 7. Fire Management Conservation Alternative
42 Conservation Alternative 7. Fire Management - undergrowth reduction/prescribed burns Oregon Department of Forestry
43 Conservation Alternative 7. Fire Management - education and urban-wildlands interface
44 Conservation Alternative 8. Public Access and Recreation
45 Conservation Alternative 9. Education coordinate with local schools, outreach to diverse groups
46 Conservation Alternative 10. Restrictions on Commercial Use grazing, mining, oil and gas drilling, timber harvest
47 What is Next? DEIS in Spring 2003 FEIS in 2004? Implementation
48 What is Needed? Public awareness, support, and ongoing participation
49 What is Needed? Public awareness, support, and ongoing participation Funding
50 What is Needed? Public awareness, support, and ongoing participation Funding Research
51 National Forests exist today because the people want them. To make them accomplish the most good, the people themselves must make clear how they want them run. Gifford Pinchot 1907
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