FRIDAY
Welcome and Overview presentation Claudia Cottle, Bear Lake Watch (ground rules)
"Natural State"
First, understand the landscape underlying natural processes and functions we are using and managing.
- Wetland and Littoral Zone functions: Amanda Sweetman, USU Watch Video
“Current State”
Second, assess the situation that our uses have created and consider how we benefit from uses
- Storage & Releases: Conn Baldwin, PacifiCorp
> Watch Video
- Recreation: Jonathan Hunt, B.S. in Recreation
> Watch Video
- Economics: Paul Webb, Recreation Realty
> Watch Video
“Projected State”
Third, Recognize and anticipate the effects our
uses and actions. Users and Agency What we bring in, What we leave behind.The things we add The things we do
- Dave Cottle, Bear Lake Watch - Projected State>Watch Video
- Carla Fromm EPA, Boise Idaho Stormwater Management at ConstructionWatch Video
- Mitch Poulson - Colifom Monitoring>Watch Video
SATURDAY
“State of Management”
Forth step, identify the role each party plays in the Social, Ecological and Economic management.
Management Layers:
- Adjacent Owners - History and stewardship> VerNon Griffeth Watch video
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PacifiCorp - North shoreClaudia Conder - PacifiCorp Watch video
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Garden City - Balance fun, safety and economy John Spuhler, Watch Video
States - Thrust of Public Trust Utah & Idaho State Lands & friends
- Director Dick Buehler Division of Forestry, Fire, and State Lands Watch video
- Pat Brown - Area Manager - Sovereign Lands - Idaho WatchVideo
VIDEO - COMING SOON!
» Federal - Orders from Headquarters US Army Corp of Engineers Environmental Protection Agency
“State of Confusion?”
Fifth, clear up conflicts by working to find a bal
ance of uses, science, law, management and commerce. » Find ways work together
Sixth, determine a course of action that will facilitate a balanced ...
“State of Bear Lake”
» Evaluation of Issues/Needs/Changes Adapt management policies
Changes in Law Funding Pools/Strategies Information Gaps/ Research needed
