Introduction to Desert LCC Landscape Conservation Planning and Design

Registration Eligibility

Open to all

Start Date

10/30/2019

End Date

10/30/2021

Description

This webinar explains how we can address the impacts of climate change through desert landscape conservation which focuses on developing common conservation goals and objectives for managing three focal ecosystem types within our geographic area, namely, arid grasslands and shrublands, stream habitats and spring habitats. In addition, it will further discuss the collaborative process of the landscape conservation design in the Desert LCC region. Lastly, it will explain how to nominate pilot areas for the initial design.

Distance Learning

Yes

Course Equivalency

Subjects

Design-Build

Health, Safety and Welfare

Yes

Hours

1.0

Learning Outcomes

1. Understand how to apply design and planning processes for the conservation of our important landscapes and the myriad ecological, cultural, and economic benefits they provide.

2. Recognize the importance of working together to incorporate adaptation into our existing processes and working across borders to have a positive collective impact on conserving natural resources for people and wildlife.

3. Gain a deeper understanding of the Desert LCC's landscape conservation planning and design process.

Instructors

Duane Pool, Landscape Ecologist

Course Codes

LA-2019-2000

Provider

ISDM