Training
Keeping Cattle and People at Home on the Range: Positive Livestock and Recreation Interactions
The Central Coast Rangeland Coalition held a short workshop on improving interactions between recreation and livestock. Kristina Wolf presented her literature review and extensive interview data, followed by discussion and interactive learning. Participants helped by providing Ms. Wolf information that she will use to finalize her research project, which will be available in late 2015 as a written report.
COST: FREE
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Instructor Information
Ms. Kristina Wolf
Graduate Student
UC Davis
Contact
Grey Hayes
grey@elkhornslough.org
831-274-8700
Sponsors
Description
See also: Central Coast Rangeland Coalition, Sustainable Human Systems
Description
As grazing moves increasingly beyond previously private open rangelands onto public lands – where recreation is expected to increase – encounters between livestock and recreationists are also likely to increase. California’s Central Coast is a hotspot for graziers and recreationists alike, and an important region in which to address the challenges and synergies of concurrent grazing and recreation. Conflicts between recreationists, environmentalists, and ranchers can be minimized and benefits maximized with appropriate policies and creative management. Novel approaches to public education and collaborative land management are critical to reducing negative livestock-recreation replicas relojes de lujo encounters and enhancing the many benefits that these land uses and ecosystem services provide.
The Central Coast Rangeland Coalition held a short workshop on improving interactions between recreation and livestock. Kristina Wolf presented her literature review and extensive interview data, followed by discussion and interactive learning. Participants helped by providing Ms. Wolf information that she will use to finalize her research project, which will be available in late 2015 as a written report.
Documents and Publications
Contact List
We encourage participants to download the contact list to assist with arranging a rideshare or to get in contact with someone you met at the
workshop. Those interested in sharing a ride to the event are marked on the contact list.
DOCUMENT | AUTHOR / SOURCE |
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WORKSHOP MATERIALS | |
Agenda - Keeping Cattle and People at Home on the Range: Positive Livestock and Recreation Interactions PDF, 265KB |
Elkhorn Slough Coastal Training Grey Hayes, PhD August 2015 |
Presentation: Keeping Cattle and People at Home on the Range: Positive Livestock-Recreation Interactions PDF, 12.9MB |
Kristina Wolf Central Coast Rangeland Coalition September 2015 |
Questions and Answers
Submit a question on this subject and we'll provide an answer. coastaltraining@elkhornsloughctp.org