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Great Basin Research and Management Partnership Great Basin Consortium Meeting November 7 9, 2011 http://greatbasin.wr.usgs.gov/gbrmp/

Great Basin Research and Management Partnership Mission Integrated research and management organization, Promotes comprehensive and complementary collaborations, and Provides leadership, commitment and guidance to ensure that the collaborations are effective

GBRMP Goals Promote comprehensive and complementary collaborations Maximize integration of science and management Provide leadership and commitment Grow inter-disciplinary, multi-organizational teams Commit and leverage limited resources Implement communication and information sharing

Partner Organizations Desert Research Institute Idaho State University Oregon State University University of Nevada, Reno University of Nevada, Las Vegas Utah State University Nevada Department of Wildlife Utah Department of Natural Resources National Aeronautics and Space Administration National Park Service Natural Resources Conservation Service U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service U.S. Geological Survey USDA Agricultural Research Service USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture USDA Forest Service, Region 4 and Rocky Mountain Research Station USDI Bureau of Land Management

GBRMP Beginnings, 2006 Workshop on Collaborative Research and Management 200 Research and Management Participants Federal, Tribal, State, Local, NGO Focus Obtaining science information Priority issues Available resources Building effective collaborations Summary Chambers, J. C., N. Devoe, A. Evenden. 2008. Collaborative management and research in the Great Basin Examining the issues and developing a framework for moving forward. General Agreement Integrated, collaborative framework is needed to sustain Great Basin ecosystems

GBRMP Structure Executive Committee Provide leadership and authority Pursue and allocate resources Assure progress and transparency Coordinating Committee Identify issues Develop and assist Working Groups Monitor and report progress Working Groups Information Management Group Communication and information sharing Develop/maintain web-based clearinghouse, tools Science/Technical Group Address priority research needs Synthesize existing information Conduct new research Develop recommendations

GBRMP Unique Contributions to the GB Consortium Really a grassroots organization Partners/collaborators from many Great Basin organizations Includes: Federal State Local Tribal Private NGO Mobilizes teams of researchers and managers to fund and implement projects that address priority science needs Provides a web based clearinghouse of information for the Great Basin

GBRMP Unique Contributions Science Working Groups USDA REENet (Research, Education and Extension Network) Exotic Bromus grasses in agroecosystems of the Western US. Synthesis of current and future invasions, impacts and management USGS Powell Center Integrating ecological forecasting methods to improve prioritization of natural resource management: An invasive species example Joint Fire Science Program Great Basin Science Delivery Project: Focused on fire and fire ecology

GBRMP Unique Contributions Information Working Group Web-based Clearinghouse of Great Basin Information Initially supported by USGS FRESC, USFS RMRS and OSU Tools and Features Consortia Data Base Expert s Data Base Research Catalog and The Science Locator Bibliography (>6,800 citations on Great Basin) Upcoming Meetings and Links Metadata Server Project pages: --Joint Fire Science Great Basin Science Delivery --USDA REENet (Research, Education and Extension for Managing Invasive Bromes) http://greatbasin.wr.usgs.gov/gbrmp

GBRMP Website: Consortia Database

GBRMP Website: Participants / Expertise Database

GBRMP Website: Participants / Expertise Database Provides bio Contact information Website link

GBRMP Website: Science Locator Query database Class of research Agency Scientists Example: Cheatgrass Restoration Habitat improvement

GBRMP Website: Science Locator Cheatgrass Distribution and Dynamics in Relation to Soil-Geomorphic Properties in Southeaster Utah (Mark Miller, USGS, SBSC)

GBRMP Unique Contributions Workshops and Symposia Collaborative Research and Management. 2006 Workshop Alternative Futures for the Great Basin. 2007 Ecological Society of America, Oral Session New Paradigms for Collaborative Research and Management in the Great Basin. 2011 Society for Range Management Symposium

GBRMP Unique Contributions Syntheses of Critical Issues Collaborative Management and Research in the Great Basin Examining the Issues and Developing a Framework for Action USDA Forest Service, RMRS Great Basin Research and Management Priority Issues for an Imperiled Ecosystem Restoration Ecology Climate change impacts on Northwestern and Intermountain US rangelands Rangelands

GBRMP Strategic Plan Mapping the Road Forward Strategic plan in place for: Enhancing regional collaboration Addressing new consensus needs Developing mechanisms for support Road forward. GBRMP strengths: Successful partnership with outcomes Connect research to management Can serve all Great Basin Consortium Website tools can be direct links from collaborator s pages Website toolbox can grow with support