Preserving, protecting, and restoring the Rio Grande bosque since 1994
Public Meeting Archive
Save Our Bosque Task Force Spring Public Meeting - March 13, 2018
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SOBTF Recreation and Stewardship Opportunities; Miranda Kersten, SOBTF
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SOBTF Restoration Projects and Partners; Gina Dello Russo, SOBTF
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Lower Reach Plan - Draft; April Fitzner, Bureau of Reclamation
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2018 Water Year and Bosque Projects; Mike Hamman, MRGCD (no document)
Save Our Bosque Task Force Tamarisk Leaf Beetle Meeting - October 19, 2016
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Tamarisk Leaf Beetle History and Potential Impacts; Shannon Hatch, Restoration Coordinator, Tamarisk Coalition
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Southwestern Willow Flycatcher Status, Threats Caused by Beetles, and Restoration; Vicky Ryan, US Fish & Wildlife Service
San Acacia Reach Roundtable - January 13, 2016
1. & 2. Welcome and Introduction, Task Force Summary, and State Forestry Summary; Doug Boykin, SOBTF & State Forestry
3. Rhodes Property Restoration Efforts; Doris Rhodes, Rhodes Property
4. Armendaris Ranch Restoration Planning; Gina Dello Russo, Armendaris Ranch
5. Ready, Set, Go! Planning and Firewise Program; Fred Hollis, Socorro County
6. County projects of interest; Tracey Hamilton, Socorro County (no document)
7. Authorities for Aquatic Restoration in San Acacia Reach; Julie Alcon, US Army Corps of Engineers
8. Socorro Field Office Priorities, Dustin Armstrong, Bureau of Reclamation (no document)
9. Flycatcher and Cuckoo priorities for the Reach and status of species in the Reach; Lori Walton, Bureau of Reclamation
10. Rio Grande silvery minnow monitoring; Jen Bachus, Bureau of Reclamation
11. Overview of estimated San Acacia Reach water use; Rolf Schmidt-Peterson, Interstate Stream Commission
12. Depletions Offsetting for Habitat Restoration Projects Within the Middle Rio Grande Project; Page Pegram, Interstate Stream Commission
13. Improving the Habitats of Endangered Species: Reconnecting the River and Floodplain in the Middle Rio Grande - Focus on the Isleta and San Acacia Reaches; Grace Haggerty, Interstate Stream Commission
14. USFWS June 2013 Final Report: A Landscape Scale Approach to Refuge System Planning; Andrew Hautzinger, US Fish and Wildlife Service
15. Southwestern Willow Flycatcher and Yellow-billed Cuckoo in NM: Specific ESA Section 7 Consultation Guidelines; Vicky Ryan, US Fish and Wildlife Service
16. Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge future projects; Kevin Cobble, US Fish and Wildlife Service
17. Wildlife Use of Artificial Water Sources on Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge; Jon Erz, US Fish and Wildlife Service
18. Partners for Fish and Wildlife Projects in the Reach; Angel Montoya, US Fish and Wildlife Service
19. Overview of Work on Quebradas Backcountry Byway; Carlos Coontz; Bureau of Land Management
20. Overview of MRGCD priorities in the Reach; Mike Hamman, Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District (no document)
21. New Mexico State Forestry Status in the San Acacia Reach; Doug Boykin, SOBTF & State Forestry
22. Recent restoration activities in the Middle Rio Grande Valley; Nyleen Stowe, SSWCD
23. Potential research and evaluation in the San Acacia Reach; Stacy Timmons, NM Bureau of Geology
24. Efforts and priorities in the San Acacia Reach; Cecilia Rosacker, Rio Grande Agricultural Land Trust
25.1 Proposed "Socorro Bosque Trail": Status and Prospects in 2016; Gina Dello Russo, SOBTF
25.2 Scope of Rio Grande Trail; Gina Dello Russo, SOBTF
Save Our Bosque Task Force Adaptive Management Workshop - September 25-27, 2007
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Workshop Report; SOBTF
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MRG Conceptual Ecological Models, San Acacia Reach of Middle Rio Grande; Steve Davis, Ibis Ecosystem Associates, Inc.
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CAMnet - Collaborative Adaptive Management Network; Jennifer Pratt Miles
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Attributes of Floodplain Vegetation Communities - Implications for Restoration in the San Acacia Reach; Todd Caplan, Parametrix
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Geomorphic Survey - San Acacia to Elephant Butte Reservoir; Tamara Massong, USACE-Albuquerque District Hydrology and Hydraulics Section
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Conceptual Ecological Model of the San Acacia Reach; Ibis Ecosystem Associates
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The Bio-hydrology of the San Acacia South Reach: Historic Processes and Modern Remnants; Paul Tashjian, USFWS, National Wildlife Refuge System
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Steps to a New/Amended Biological Assessment/Biological Opinion for the Middle Rio Grande; Valda Terauds, Bureau of Reclamation