Training
Wildlife Teeming with Our Rangelands: Management Decisions for Deer and other Wildlife
The Central Coast Rangeland Coalition orgnaized a day pondering rangeland management for livestock AND wildlife.
COST: $30.00
Payable by check to Elkhorn Slough Foundation
Payable by credit card (online)
REGISTRATION FOR THIS PROGRAM IS CLOSED
Instructor Information
Mr. Jeff Cann
California Department of Fish and Wildlife
Mr. Henry Coletto
Mr. Luke Macaulay
UC Berkeley
Ms. Martha Schauss
Ms. Sheri Spiegal
UC Berkeley
Contact
Grey Hayes
grey@elkhornslough.org
831-274-8700
Sponsors
Description
See also: Central Coast Rangeland Coalition, Sustainable Human Systems
Wildlife are home on Central Coast Rangelands – how can we help wildlife, especially deer, thrive alongside profitable livestock operations? In the fall of 2013, the Central Coast Rangeland Coalition discussed managing wildlife, with a focus on deer. The usual mix of lands managers, livestock operators, conservationists, scientists, educators, land owners, agency personnel, and outdoors people attended and the group heard from a variety of perspectives on this subject, which is important to the group’s vision of sustaining vibrant human and ecological communities on the Central Coast’s rangelands.
Goal
To promote land management practices that provide for both the louis vuitton fake enhancement of ecological values and the preservation of Central California’s historic ranching traditions.
Objectives
Increased knowledge about how rangeland management practices affect deer populations
Increased knowledge about how rangeland management practices affect other wildlife populations
Increased knowledge of the potential economic value of game species, and learn ways to capitalize on that value.
Topics Discussed
Deer biology
Deer habitat management
Wildlife-livestock conflicts on rangelands
Social and economic dimensions of rangeland wildlife management
California Department of Fish and Wildlife private lands management incentives programs
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 |
|---|---|
| WORKSHOP MATERIALS | |
| Agenda: CCRC Fall 2013 Meeting PDF, 472KB |
Grey Hayes Elkhorn Coastal Training August 2013 |
| CALIFORNIA GROUND SQUIRREL-livestock conflicts on the Central Coast PDF, 843KB |
Sheri Spiegal UC Berkeley October 2013 |
| COYOTE-livestock conflicts on the Central Coast PDF, 849KB |
Sheri Spiegal UC Berkeley October 2013 |
| FERAL PIG-livestock conflicts on the Central Coast PDF, 722KB |
Sheri Spiegal UC Berkeley October 2013 |
| Habitat Guidelines for Mule Deer: California Woodland Chaparral Ecoregion PDF, 4.5MB |
Mule Deer Working Group Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies 2007 |
| MOUNTAIN LION-livestock conflicts on the Central Coast PDF, 829KB |
Sheri Spiegal UC Berkeley October 2013 |
| Mule Deer: Changing Landscapes and Perspectives PDF, 8.9MB |
Mule Deer Working Group Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies |
| Paid Hunting Operations: Conservation and Revenue Potential PDF, 2.5MB |
Luke Macaulay UC Berkeley October 2013 |
| Presentation: Livestock-wildlife conflicts in rangelands of the Central Coast: A review of the research PPSX, 10.3MB |
Sheri Spiegal UC Berkeley October 2013 |
| TULE ELK-livestock conflicts on the Central Coast PDF, 832KB |
Sheri Spiegal UC Berkeley October 2013 |
Links
California Deer Association
http://www.caldeer.com/
Private Lands Management CDFW Website
http://www.dfg.ca.gov/wildlife/hunting/plm.html
Questions and Answers
Submit a question on this subject and we'll provide an answer. coastaltraining@elkhornsloughctp.org