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Travel - TBA; Possibly Bend, Oregon

Lodging: TBA

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Arriving: TBA

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Staying: 4 nights

Airport Shuttle: TBA

Alternative Lodging


Local Area Information & Maps:
Maps
Weather : Zip Code 97701
Tourism

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Workshop Information

Paying Tuition: After registering online, Vendor will send details upon registration.

Dropping from the Workshop: Pretty simple -- find a sub or pay fixed cost. Tuition is extremely low for this workshop consequently there is not much leeway on letting people drop. The budget has been set and spent based on your current confirmation. Check with us first, just in case we have a waiting list. Thank you for your understanding and consideration.

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Agenda

Tuesday

INTRODUCTION
Welcome, Introductions, Ice Breaker, Order lunches for lunch trip

ON THE SAME PAGE

Wednesday

Thursday

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Instructors:

Sandra L. Jacobson is a Wildlife Biologist and the Research and Management Liaison for the USDA Forest Service’s Pacific Southwest Research Station, Redwood Sciences Laboratory, Arcata, CA. She has a BA in Zoology and a MS in Natural Resources/Wildlife, both from Humboldt State University. Sandra has served as a wildlife biologist for the USDA Forest Service since 1980, working on three national forests at the district and forest levels in California and Idaho. She has worked for the USDI Fish and Wildlife Service, California Department of Fish and Game, and the USDA Soil Conservation Service. As the district wildlife biologist for the Bonners Ferry Ranger District on the Idaho Panhandle National Forests for 13 years, she managed grizzly bears, woodland caribou and other threatened or endangered wildlife in an interagency and international setting.

Sandra’s involvement in wildlife and highways began with the recognition of an important grizzly bear and migratory deer linkage area in Idaho, the McArthur Lake Wildlife Corridor, where she gathered an interagency and local team to maintain the area’s habitat potential. She received a Regional Forester’s Award for this effort and her success at obtaining the first mitigation for wildlife on another highway project in Idaho. She created the Wildlife Crossings Toolkit website. She is a charter member of the National Academies of Science’s Transportation Research Board Committee on Ecology and Transportation, and chair of the Committee’s Reseach Subcommittee. She is a team member for NCHRP 25-27’s Evaluating the Use and Effectiveness of Wildlife Crossing Structures. Recently she was selected as a technical expert for endangered species and ecosystem management for the AASHTO’s Center for Environmental Excellence. She is a member of the UC Davis Road Ecology Center’s Scientific Advisory Committee and an ICOET planning team member. For the SAFETEA-LU congressionally-mandated report on animal/vehicle collisions, Sandra is serving on the expert panel.

Currently, Sandra provides technical expertise and training on wildlife and highway issues for several agencies around the country, and travels widely to present and organize sessions on highway and wildlife topics. Sandra has been married for 36 years (to the same person), has 4 sons and 2 Siamese cats.

Sandra L. Jacobson
sjacobson@fs.fed.us
USDA Forest Service, Pacific Southwest Research Station
1731 Research Park Drive, Davis CA 95618
539-759-1707


Terry Brennan is Forest Engineer/Arizona Department of Transportation Program Leader for the Tonto National Forest in Phoenix, Arizona. Terry has worked for the Forest Service for 28 years. He is a registered Engineer and has worked in Chicago, Utah, California, Colorado and Arizona. Currently, he is Forest Engineer and project coordinator for an aggressive decade long, $500 million highway construction program by the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) on the Tonto National Forest. For his interdisciplinary efforts, he was recognized as the Forest Service’s Region 3 “Engineer of the Year.” His current efforts include being on the steering committees for “Wildlife Linkages within the State of Arizona”, “Guidelines for construction Projects on Federal Lands in the State of Arizona”, and the update of ADOT’s Erosion Control Manual. Terry helped organize the successful Wildlife Crossings Workshop in 2005, held on the Tonto National Forest where the results of his support of incorporating wildlife needs into highway projects were showcased. He has obtained funding for many projects on National Forest System Lands utilizing Scenic Byway, Transportation Enhancement, Recreation Trails Program funding as well as many other sources. He is married and has three children, enjoys his job, hiking, golfing and camping.

Terry Brennan, PE
tbrennan@fs.fed.us
530-478-6180
Forest Engineer/Arizona Department of Transportation Program Leader
USDA, Forest Service
Tahoe National Forest
631 Coyote Street
Nevada City, CA 95959