PPT-Sagebrush Conservation Strategy Workshop

Sagebrush Conservation Strategy Workshop Report out to Idaho Bird Conservation Partnership 13 November 2016 Sagebrush Conservation Strategy Workshop Nov 2016 hosted by Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies. You can join their conservation tradition right in your own backyard There are nearly 2 billion acres of land in the United States About 70 percent of that land is privately owned and care of that land is in the hands of those who live and work on it Gopher Tortoise (DRAFT). Stacy Shelton (Moderator). Overview of USFWS Southeast “Candidate Conservation” Website.. Questions after each major section of webinar, raise hands.. Elsa Haubold. . (Co-Host, SEAFWA Wildlife Diversity Committee). & Community partnerships. Carl Rountree, Assistant Director. Chris . McAlear. , Deputy Assistant Director. Overview. National 15-Year Strategy & Implementation Plan. Budget Planning and Allocation. 1. Grassland Conservation Strategy. Natural Temperate Grassland. Button . Wrinklewort. Ginninderra Peppercress. Baeuerlan’s. Gentian. Grassland Earless Dragon. Golden Sun Moth. Perunga. Grasshopper. The Open Standards for the . Practice of Conservation . Planning, Managing, Monitoring, and Learning from Projects (and Programs. ) at . All . Scales. Attribution. Product of the Conservation Coaches Network, 2012. Connect 2017 . –. May 3, 2017. . Mike . Running . –. Coalition of Oregon Land Trusts . . Frank O’Leary . –. Northwest Rangeland Trust. . Jason . Bulay. . –. Blue Mountain Land Trust. Conserving Sustainable Landscapes in a Time of Rapid Change. Rob Campellone, USFWS. Landscape Conservation Design . Policy Advisor. Collaborative Restoration Workshop 2016. T. he Castello Plan (1660). U.S. . Fish & Wildlife Service. What is . a. . g. reater sage-grouse?. Male. Female. What the heck is a . l. ek. ?. Lek. Cam. Sagebrush Obligate . Species Include:. Greater sage-grouse. Sage sparrow. . “Sage-Grouse . Habitat in . Idaho” . by-Jeffrey K . Gillan. and Eva K. Strand and the Fish and Wildlife Service website.. The greater sage-grouse are ground dwelling birds. They have large, rounded wings, with a long pointed tail and feathers that go to the base of their feet. They get up to 2- 2 ½ feet tall, and weigh from . Ecosystem. During a Wildfire: Protect Human Life. Protect Homes, Ranches and Wildlife. What Happens Next??. Plant Response to Fire. Fire kills some plants and helps others. Some are better adapted to fire. Kent McAdoo, Univ. Nevada Coop. Extension. George Gruell, US Forest Service (retired). . Objective. Achieve an understanding of history and science that allows us to effectively communicate regarding the management of sage-grouse (SG) and its habitat. Sagebrush? Male pronghorn at a Greater sage-grouse lek / USFWS Conservation Value Despite the signicant values it provides to wildlife and humans, the sage-steppe ecosystem is one of the mo Summary of Taxonomy Groups Ecological Series Ecological Types Community Types A Dry Forests FD Code Ecological Series or Ecological Type Short Name Plant Codes Page 1 Rocky Mountain Juniper Ecological BEGINNERS GUIDETO GREATER SAGE-GROUSE1PageGreater Sage-grouse Primer 1A detailed description of seasonal habitats sage-grouse natural history and population trend analyses can be found in the Fish an