Open Range, Open Parks, Open Minds: Opportunities For Outreach In Grazed Parks And Ranches

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Thursday, April 18, 2013
8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Board of Trustees Meeting Room, Student Services Center, Ohlone College
Description

Hikers, hang gliders, bikers, horseback riders, fences, gates, cows, bulls, ranchers…all in one place! How do we do this? In spring 2013, the Central Coast Rangeland Coalition discussed managing visitor use alongside livestock operations and explores opportunities for public outreach. The usual mix of lands managers, livestock operators, conservationists, scientists, educators, land owners, agency personnel, and outdoors people 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.

Contact

Grey Hayes

Sponsors

Image removed.Coastal Training Program, Elkhorn Slough Natl. Estuarine Research Reserve

Documents & Publications

Workshop Materials
Document Author/Source
Agenda Elkhorn Slough Coastal Training and UC Cooperative Extension

February 2013
AgVenture marketing plan Molly Watkins
AgVenture
2013
AgVenture sample agenda Molly Watkins
AgVenture
2013
Learning about Visitor's Perception's through Flickr Sheila Barry
UC Cooperative Extension
April 2013
Low-Stress Livestock Handling Roger Ingram
UCCE
2007
2013.04 Contact List  
Peer-Reviewed Publications
Document Author/Source
Using Social Media to Discover Public Values, Interests, and Perceptions about Cattle Grazing on Park Lands Sheila Barry
Environmental Management 53: 454-464
2014
Source URL: https://oc4h.ucanr.edu/site/central-coast-rangeland-coalition/open-range-open-parks-open-minds-opportunities-outreach