2018 Open Space Conference - Tom Robinson - Conservation Lands Network 2.0: Science Expansion
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*Please note that animations in this presentations are not visible when viewed through Slideshare. Tom Robinson, Director of Conservation, Science, and Innovation, Bay Area Open Space Council spoke at the 2018 Open Space Conference - Conservation in a Time of Change - on May 10, 2018 at the Craneway Pavilion in Richmond, CA. More info on the website: http://openspacecouncil.org/community-events/conference/
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- 1. Conservation Lands Network 2.0: Science Expansion Tom Robinson, Director of Conservation, Science, and Innovation, Bay Area Open Space Council | @BA_OpenSpace
- 7. 7 million people5 federally-recognized tribes 107 cities14 land trusts24 park departments and districts 10 resource conservation districts 6 large water districts3,000 unique, publicly accessible parks units Over 1,200 miles of regional trails $3B agricultural industryGlobal economic and research center 5 open space districts
- 9. Over 240 vertebrate species 41 native fish species250 migratory bird species97 endangered, threatened, or special concern
- 11. Cultivated Land Conservation Lands Network Urbanized Land Parks and Preserves 4.8M acres total 1.5M acres 3.3M acres natural land 1.3M acres 1M acres remain
- 13. Bay Area Regional Advance Mitigation Program
- 14. Rank 1 Rank 2 Rank 3 Rank 4 Knobcone Pine California Sagebrush Redwood Urban SANTA CRUZ California Sagebrush Redwood Forest Knobcone Pine 95% 55%59% Protection Goal Examples
- 15. Photo by Lech Naumovich
- 16. CLN 2.0 Science Expansion Steering Committee Meeting – May 1st, 2018
- 17. California Climate Adaptation Strategy Sustainable Groundwater Management Act Sustainable Communities Strategy (SB 375) California 4th Climate Assessment
- 18. Bay Nature Magazine “Taking the Heat: Bay Area Ecosystems in the Age of Climate Change” January/March 2009
- 19. Photo courtesy of CA State Coastal Conservancy
- 20. Sonoma County Ag + Open Space District
- 22. Compile Data & Metrics Shared Goals Key Messages
- 23. Core Team Angel Hertslet, Project Manager Dr. Stuart Weiss, Science Advisor Tom Robinson, Project Coordinator Steering Committee 7 Taxonomic Focus Teams • Vegetation • Mammals • Birds • Amphibians, Reptiles, and Invertebrates • Stewardship • Rangelands • Policy, Funding, and Land Use Planning Peer Tester Group Project Organization Engaging over 100 volunteer experts and practitioners +
- 27. Photo by Lech Naumovich
- 28. Vegetation
- 29. Parcelization
- 30. Road Density
- 32. Riparian Zones
- 33. Connections with the Bay Save the Bay Solano Land Trust
- 35. Conservation Co-benefits Groundwater Recharge* Carbon Storage Hazard Risk Reduction Water Supply* Schematic by Dept. of Water Resources EBMUD Bay Nature
- 36. The Role of Stewardship Photos by Stuart Weiss Tulare Hill 2002 Tulare Hill 2007 Bay Checkerspot
- 37. Climate Change Adapting to Drought, Extreme Heat and Precipitation: - Connectivity (local and landscape) - Resilient Areas Omniscape (The Nature Conservancy) Adapting to Sea Level Rise: - Room for flooding - Maintaining sediment flow to the Bay Our Coast Our Future
- 38. Report content and updated Explorer Tool at bayarealands.org Conservation Portfolio Report ArcGIS ArcPro ArcGIS Online 2.0 Dashboard 1 2 3 4 5 Target Completion: Fall/Winter 2018
- 40. Thank you! Please send us a note! Angel Hertslet at: angel@openspacecouncil.org More at bayarealands.org With gratitude to the CLN funders…