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Fish & Wildlife Recreation Technical Session
VIRGINIA'S Deer management Program |
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Chronic Wasting Disease
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Lead Ammo For Big GAme Hunting
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Fish and Wildlife Recreation Working Group
"Natural" Food Plots: Ft Drum NYSpecial Oppertunity Hunts, Eglin AFB |
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Population Monitoring Techniques
UAS Natural resources Monitoring of California Least Terns, Point Mugu
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Martin Ruane, NBVC ENV Jean Pan, NAVFAC EXWC Alan Jaeger, NAVSEA PHD Ryan Jaeger, Todd Van Epps, Ventura County of Education
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Genetic SAMPLING & Monitoring Of Sympatic CARNIVORES at Installation MANAGEMENT Scale
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Robert C. Lonsinger 1,2 Paul M. Lukacs3 Eric M. Gese4 Robert N. Knight5 Lisette P. Waits2 1 South Dakota State University, 2 University of Idaho, 3 University of Montana, 4 Utah State University, 5 U.S. Army’s Dugway Proving Ground Natural Resource Program
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Sensitive Carnivore Risk ASSESSMENT
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Robert C. Lonsinger 1,2 Eric M. Gese 3 Larissa L. Bailey 4 Robert N. Knight 5 Lisette P. Waits 2 1 South Dakota State University, 2 University of Idaho, 3 Utah State University, 4 Colorado State University, 5 U.S. Army’s Dugway Proving Ground Natural Resource Program
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Climate Change Working Group
INCORPORATING Climate considerations into DoD INRMP's
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National Wildlife Federation Dr Dawn Lawson Navy SPAWAR Downloads
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Annual Report
National Military Fish
and Wildlife Association Climate Change Working Group
Annual Report
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Janet Johnson and Charlie Baun
Working Group Co-Chairs
February 26, 2018
The following provides a summary of the NMFWA Climate Change Working Group (CCWG) activities for 2017.
1) Working Group Co-Chairs: Janet Johnson, Arizona Army National Guard and Charles Baun, Idaho Army National Guard. Chairs officially took office March 2016. Co-Chairs 2-year position will expire at the March 2018 NMFWA meeting at which time a new Chair will be selected by the members.
2) Inception: On Sept 3, 2015, the CCWG petition and Charter were approved by the NMFWA Board of Directors. In March 2016, the CCWG held their first members meeting at the NMFWA Annual Workshop.
3) Membership: Since last year the CCWG has doubled the number of members from 14 to 29 members. Additional members signed up during the CCWG business meeting at the 2017 NMFWA Workshop in Spokane. We anticipate additional member sign in and participation during the 2018 Annual Workshop.
4) Special Session and Annual Members Meeting: At the 2017 CCWG meeting during the NMFWA Workshop the agenda included three presentations focused on climate adaptation and management. Three 20-minute presentations included guest speaker Bruce Stein from the National Wildlife Federation, which included a follow-up from the 2016 CCWG meeting followed by an interactive discussion from Dawn Lawson from Naval Installation Fallbrook in California, which was also a follow-up from the 2016 meeting. The third was presented by Co-Chair Charles Baun that provided template information about integration of Climate Change into NEPA documents. The session was immediately followed by the annual members meeting. The Members meeting was very well attended with over 50 attendees.
5) Training Opportunities: Due to the expressed desire by the membership over the past two years for hands-on training opportunities to integrate Climate Change into installation INRMPs, the CCWG co-chairs conducted research on existing training opportunities that included NTCT, Shipley, and USFS regional Climate Hubs. Based on cost and quality and the ability to conduct a pilot training session within the co-chairs military service (National Guard), the USFS Climate Hub’s Northern Institute for Climate Adaptation Science (NIACS) was selected for a pilot training session prior to the 2018 NMFWA Workshop. The idea was to “test drive” this process to see if it would be worth proposing this to the NMFWA BOD as a viable training for 2018. In May 2017, the Minnesota National Guard offered to host a pilot training session at their Bloomington Armory for free. This 2-day training was attended by 30 National Guard land managers from across the country and received overwhelmingly positive feedback. Upon complete the CCWG co-chairs proposed the training to the NMFWA BOD. A single day training was approved and will be offered at the 2018 NMFWA Workshop.
DoD Partners In Flight
DoD Partners in Flight Update
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Herp Working Group
45th Space Wing Sea turtle Program
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Spotted Turtles in Conservation Buffers
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Christopher Hauer ** Jacob Fronko* Rebecca Picone* *Pennsylvania Dept of Millitary Affairs, Fort Indiantown Gap **Temple University
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Watchable Wildlife
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Dod Partners in Reptile and amphibian Conservation
DoD PARC Update
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Awards Banquet