Botany/Vegetation Ecology Overview
Botany/Vegetation Ecology Overview
Botany/Vegetation Ecology OverviewCore Functions: Rare Plant/Plant AssociationDatabase Rare Plant/Plant AssociationSurveys County Surveys Vegetation/Rare PlantMonitoring & Mapping Habitat Modeling Climate Change VulnerabilityAssessments Weed Research and Mapping Outreach
Recent Project PartnersBureau of Land ManagementCity of AuroraCity and County of BoulderCity of Fort CollinsCity of LongmontColorado Forest Restoration InstituteColorado Native Plant SocietyColorado Natural Areas Program/Colorado Parks and WildlifeDepartment of the InteriorJefferson CountyKen-Caryl RanchLarimer CountyNational Park ServicePrivate individualsThe Nature ConservancyU.S. Environmental ProtectionAgencyU.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceU.S. Forest Service
Rare Plant DatabaseCNHP BIOTICS Database 521 fully tracked plantspecies 79 watchlisted plant species 126 non vascular plantspecies 5,500 element occurrences 18,200 mapped locations
Vegetation Ecology DatabaseCNHP BIOTICS Database 56 ecological systems 570 fully tracked USNVCplant associations(communities) 235 partially tracked plantassociations 3,585 element occurrences 5100 mapped locations
Rare Plant Surveys Focus on SWAP Tier 1 &2 PGCN, Federally listedand Sensitive species Search for newlocations; assesscurrent size, condition,threats Utilize emergingtechnology Results support listingdecisions, ACEC, RNAand Natural Areadesignations
County Surveys of Critical BiologicalResources Focus on privatelands; all CNHPtracked species,& wetlands Over 40 countiessurveyed Results supportopen space,natural areas andNational Parkdesignations
Vegetation/Rare Plant Monitoring Assess habitat condition anddemographic trends of PGCN Monitor vegetation changesover time in response tomanagement activities andenvironmental changes Results guide landmanagement decisions andspecies conservation
Habitat Modeling Developed withMaxent & RandomForest methodology Focus on T&E/PGCN Spatial dataavailable to landmanagers/CODEX Results guide rareplant habitatconservation inareas of intensivedevelopment
Climate Change Vulnerability Assessments Over 150 plantspecies assessed todate Use NatureServeCCVI tool Results informspecies adaptationstrategies
Weed Research and Mapping Weed surveys andmapping to sub-meteraccuracy Monitoring to informweed treatment plans Identify invasiontrends
Outreach Plant identificationworkshops Guest lectures at CSU &professional organizations Native Plant Master classes Adopt-a-Rare-Plant BioBlitz participation
CNHP Botany Vegetation Ecology TeamTom Baldvins, Ecologist Vegetation Mapping USNVC plant associationdescriptions Collector for ArcGIS Understory veg. analysis Botanical field surveys
CNHP Botany Vegetation Ecology TeamDenise CulverSenior Ecologist/Botanist County-wide surveysWetland Plant Field GuideWetland Pocket GuidesColorado Wetland Mobile AppPlant identification Workshops
CNHP Botany Vegetation Ecology TeamGeorgia DoyleBotanist/Ecologist CNHP BIOTICS database Amphibian and botanicalsurveys City of Aurora urbanwetland surveys
CNHP Botany Vegetation Ecology TeamJill Handwerk, BotanyVegetation Ecology Team Lead T&E/PGCN surveys andmonitoring T&E/PGCN datadevelopment Climate changevulnerability assessments
CNHP Botany Vegetation Ecology TeamDee MaloneWest Slope Botanist-Ecologist T&E/PGCN surveys andmonitoring Rare birds & mammalsurveys
CNHP Botany Vegetation Ecology TeamSusan Spackman PanjabiBotanist Rare Plant Research/Botanical Surveys Best ManagementPractices Colorado Rare Plant Guide Colorado Plant Database Rare Plant Pollinators
CNHP Botany Vegetation Ecology TeamJessica Smith, Botanist Rare Plant Monitoring andSurveys Natural Areas Assessment Projects for ColoradoNatural Areas ProgramPhoto by Savanna Smith
CNHP Botany Vegetation Ecology TeamPamela Smith, Botanist Surveys for rare plants /plant communities Rare plant monitoring Noxious weed monitoringand management Workshops / presentationson botany, resourcemanagement
CNHP Botany Vegetation Ecology TeamLisa Tasker, Botanist/Ecologist Botanical Surveys Riparian and WetlandRestoration Weed Monitoring andManagement Community Outreach
CNHP Botany Vegetation Ecology TeamTo contribute data contact:Colorado Natural @colostate.edu
CNHP Botany Vegetation Ecology Team Pamela Smith, Botanist Surveys for rare plants / plant communities Rare plant monitoring Noxious weed monitoring and management
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