TO SEED OR NOT TO SEED, IS NOT THE QUESTION…… SEEDLINGS FOR SUCCESS.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
PINE HOLLOW WATERSHED ENHANCEMENT PROJECT Sherman County Soil & Water Conservation District.
Advertisements

1 Restoration of Quail Habitat on Surface Mined Lands Kale HortonRamona Briggeman U.S. Dept. of the InteriorIndiana Dept. of Natural Resources Office of.
Economic Value of Water in the Green River Basin Ernie Niemi,ECONorthwest Watts and Associates Rio Verde Engineering Jeff Fassett Consulting.
River Pathways An Introduction to Riparian Areas.
Land Section #3: Land Management & Conservation. Farmlands land used to grow crops or fruit 100 million hectares in the U.S. threatened by development.
Upper Mississippi River Restoration Methods Lecture 5.
An Introduction and Progress Report. An Extraordinary Time growing demand for scientific expertise significant organizational change new need for partnerships.
Kirtland’s Warbler Initiative Sustaining the Success…
Chapter 15/14 Soil Resources. Soil  Uppermost layer of Earth’s crust that supports plants, animals and microbes  Soil Forming Factors  Parent Material.
A national coalition of over 5,000 organizations working together to prevent wildlife from becoming endangered.
ACHIEVING LANDSCAPE CONSERVATION THROUGH PARTNERSHIPS Four Case Studies from Arizona.
Wild and Scenic Rivers “ LESSONS LEARNED TO AVOID LITIGATION”
Succession.
Environmental Science Chapter 14 “Land”
WLCI Update July 23, 2010 Conserving World-class Wildlife Resources Facilitating Responsible Development.
Restoration Ecology Burning South Prairie – April 2003.
“ We are in the business of healthy ecosystems.” A Business Plan For Ecosystem Health & Large-Scale Watershed Restoration In the Northern Region.
Some Major Problems In Managing Watersheds Of The Border Region Dr. M. Karl Wood, Director Water Resources Research Institute New Mexico State University.
FOOD AS OUTREACH: MOBILE FISH SMOKEHOUSE Dwayne Shaw Executive Director, DSF Slow Money Maine Gathering Gardiner, Maine
SURFACE MINING CONTROL AND RECLAMATION ACT OF 1977 Rosemary Newsome.
Bureau of Reclamation Overview Christopher Cutler Deputy Chief Boulder Canyon Operations Office.
Kern River Natural Gas Line Expansion: A Case Study in Overcoming Adversity on a Mountainous Lineal Reclamation Project David Chenoweth, Joe Schneider.
Fresno County Water Crisis and Opportunities. The Delta And Our Water Supply In August 2007 the Federal Court ruled that the Delta Smelt was in danger.
Land Uses & Water Pollution Sources Christopher Gale Bill Taft.
Daniel Oppenheimer Tamarisk Coalition May 20, 2014.
Clackamas River Basin Council Lower Columbia River Conservation and Recovery Plan Implementer’s Perspective August 19, 2013.
S e s s i o n 5 Managing riparian land for terrestrial wildlife.
The Atchafalaya Basin Jonah D. Price April 6, 2005.
Healthy Shorelines Module 1:1. The Shoreline Area Littoral Riparian Upland Module 1:2.
Shoshone-Bannock Tribes Fish and Wildlife Department.
Landowner Assistance Programs in Florida Gainesville, Florida September 24, 2010.
Chapter 10: Forest and Mineral Resources Note: WE ARE NOT COVERING MINERAL RESOURCES.
Lindsey Keiser. Who they are: Their mission-To protect wilderness and inspire Americans to care for our wild places. Since 1935 they have helped protect.
Chapter 14. Objectives 1.Distinguish between urban and rural land. 2.Describe three major ways in which humans use land. 3.Explain the concept of ecosystem.
Chapter 14 Soil Resources. Soil  Uppermost layer of Earth’s crust that supports plants, animals and microbes  Soil Forming Factors  Parent Material.
Dominguez-Escalante National Conservation Area Dominguez Canyon Wilderness Resource Management Plan Scoping Meetings August 30 and 31, 2010.
Mission Statements of Some Federal Land Management Agencies U.S. Forest Service The mission of the U.S. Forest Service is to sustain the health, diversity.
PIPELINE RECLAMATION REQUIREMENTS Interim reclamation: Achieve healthy biologically active topsoil, control erosion, and restore habitat. Final reclamation:
Surface Mining Control and Reclamation Act of 1977 By: Alex Rembolt Period 3 This was approved on August 3, It was amended in 1978, 1980, 1981, 1982,
Restoration Ecology Burning South Prairie – April 2013.
Presented by Kristin Montauredes Riparian Zone. Riparian Zone- The transition between the aquatic environment of a river or stream and the upland terrestrial.
Washington Comprehensive Fish & Wildlife Conservation Strategy Federal mandate required states to complete Comprehensive Wildlife Conservation Strategies.
Ch Conservation Biology 1. Conservation Biology The study and implementation of methods to protect biodiversity. Include species and natural resource.
BAY DELTA CONSERVATION PLAN SEPTEMBER SUISUN BAY SACRAMENTO STOCKTON STATE & FEDERAL PUMPING PLANTS Getting Oriented – The Delta.
Conservation Provisions of the 2002 Farm Bill Farm Security and Rural Investment Act of 2002.
Our Public and Federal Lands. The big picture 35% of US is public land 75% of that land is in Alaska.
The Malheur Subbasin Key Subbasin Facts 40 + Irrigation Dams – Impoundments & Irrigation Projects Primary Land Uses – Agricultural Production and Processing.
Las Cienegas National Conservation Area An opportunity for cooperative conservation with the National Landscape Conservation System.
Processes through which natural ecosystems sustain human life.
CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES Students will be able to explain how a resource can be conserved or persevered.
Restoration of the Swan Pond Embayment Michelle Cagley, Tennessee Valley Authority.
CONSERVATION AND RESOURSE PROTECTION GRANT PROGRAM NEVADA DIVISION OF STATE LANDS Question 1.
WHAT DO ALL THESE PLACES
Kirwin National Wildlife Refuge
Provo River Restoration Project
How the environment supports the aims of the LEP
OBJECTIVE 3 ESSENTIAL QUESTION WHAT METHODS HAVE BEEN USED TO
Land Uses & Water Pollution Sources
PROPOSITION November Water Bond Act
UNIT 8: RESOURCE USE AND EXTRACTION
4.3 Reducing Our Impact on Biological Diversity
Land Management.
Land Use Chapter 14 Part 4.
VITAL HABITATS GOAL Restore, enhance and protect a network of land and water habitats to support fish and wildlife, and to afford other public benefits,
SUCCESSION.
Common Stream Habitat Problems
Land Uses & Water Pollution Sources
WHAT DO ALL THESE PLACES
Land Management.
Land Management.
Presentation transcript:

TO SEED OR NOT TO SEED, IS NOT THE QUESTION…… SEEDLINGS FOR SUCCESS

Reclamation/Restoration Goals Stabilize Disturbed Areas

Reclamation/Restoration Goals Restore Ecosystem Functions

Reclamation/Restoration Goals Restore Scenic Values

Reclamation/Restoration Goals Enhance Recreational Opportunities and Experiences

Seeding for Success Excellent at Stabilizing Disturbed Areas

Seeding Challenges Limited Restoration of Full Ecosystem Functions

Seeding Challenges Long-term Process for Restoring Scenic Values

Seeding Challenges Limited Effectiveness in Enhancing Recreational Opportunities and Experiences

Seeding + Seedlings for Success Stabilize Disturbed Areas

Seeding + Seedlings for Success Greater Success in Restoring Ecosystem Functions Over Shorter Time Period

Seeding + Seedlings for Success Greater Success in Restoring Scenic Values Over Shorter Time Period

Seeding + Seedlings for Success Greater Success in Enhancing Recreational Opportunities and Experiences Over Shorter Time Period

Kern River Apex Expansion Project Upland and Riparian Reclamation, 150,000 seedlings/cuttings

Silver Mine Restoration in Wyoming After 5 unsuccessful attempts at seed establishment mine is opting to plant 10,000 Antelope Bitterbrush seedlings.

Antelope Island State of Utah is planting 75,000 seedlings on Antelope Island over the next 3 years to improve habitat.

Ruby Pipeline Project Planted 600,000 seedlings to restore habitat for Pygmy Rabbits.

Jordan River Restoration Planted 150,000 seedlings to restore river corridor.

State of Colorado The State of Colorado is contract growing 200,000 Ponderosa Pines

Nation Wild Turkey Federation “Save the habitat…… Save the hunt.”

Now you don’t see it….now you do Seedlings Facilitate Full Achievement of Restoration/Reclamation Goals

US Fish and Wildlife $1.1 Billion Allocated to States for Conservation and Recreation Projects

It Always Starts as a Seed Restoration – Revegetation – Reforestation Fire Mining Exploration Power Corridors Natural Gas and Oil Pipelines Riparian Corridors Wildlife Habitat Flood Control