USGS Badger Surveys- Connectivity Assessment San Diego County. Presented to SDMMP September 26, 2012 C. Brehme, C. Rochester, S. Hathaway, R.
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1 USGS Badger Surveys- Connectivity Assessment San Diego County Presented to SDMMP September 26, 2012 C. Brehme, C. Rochester, S. Hathaway, R. Fisher
2 American Badger Widespread in North America Open grasslands, prairies Annual home range= km 2 Prey on ground squirrel, gophers, rodents, bees, some plants. Mainly nocturnal- less active in winter California Species of Special Concern (DFG) Mortality: Road-kill, farmers (pest), fur trapping, habitat loss/fragmentation, poisoning of prey Fur-bearing mammals >1957: Can be controlled by shooting, control of rodents, trapping (DFG Trapping License Exam Ref Guide) Very little known about distribution and ecology in southern California
3 Connectivity Monitoring Strategic Plan Goals of connectivity amongst core conserved habitat areas are: ensuring the persistence of species across the preserve system preserving ecosystem functions across the landscape. Large animals considered indicators of functional connectivity. Mountain lions: Connectivity of riparian habitats Badger: Connectivity of upland habitats (grasslands, scrub, chaparral).
4 Connectivity Monitoring Strategic Plan It is believed that for mountain lion and badger (both MSCP Covered Species), connectivity between core areas are critical for population persistence in the MSCP plan area. Additionally, because of the significant road mortality these species experience, information i on specific areas where they cross roads is needed to inform adaptive management decisions including where and what types of wildlife road crossings are needed.
5 Step 1: Can Badgers be used to assess wildlife connectivity of uplands/ grasslands? Objective: Determine current distribution of Badgers in western San Diego County Methods: Canine Scent Detection of scat + DNA verification Funded by DFG Local Assistance Grant
6 Status of the American Badger
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8 Aaron English, USDA WS Amy Lucas Barb Kus Barry Martin Bruce April, Caltrans Cheryl Brehme Christine Tischer Dana Morin, AECOM Daniel Palmer Dhana Hicks Jason Price, DFG Jim Asmus John Eckoff, DFG John Martin Joni Bye, SDTT Karen Larson, SDTT Kelsey Stricker Ken Hughes Lindsy Willrich, ICFI Mark Pavelka Mike Puzzo Richard Burg Sherri Sullivan, Roland Sosa Spring Strahm Steve Montgomery Sue Pelley Tom Oberbauer Wayne Spencer Winston Vickers
9 2011 San Diego County Badger Survey Western Tracking Institute- Barry Martin Conservation Canines ti t/ Cities of SD: Chula Vista: Escondido County of SD DFG FWS US Army Corps of Engineers BLM Sweetwater Authority MCB, Camp Pendleton Fallbrook NWS Date Site 11/15/2011 Camp Pendleton: Juliett 11/16/2011 Pamo Valley 11/17/2011 Fallbrook NWS 11/18/2011 Santa Ysabel OSP-East 11/20/2011 Santa Ysabel OSP-West/Santa Ysabel Gorge 11/21/2011 Santa Rosa Plateau 11/22/2011 Ramona Grasslands 11/23/2011 Daley Ranch/Lake Wolford/Dixon 11/25/2011 Penasquitos Canyon 11/26/2011 Camp Pendleton: Range 116, /28/2011 Sycamore Canyon 11/29/2011 Oceanside 11/30/2011 Warner Springs 12/2/2011 Mission Trails 12/4/2011 Crestridge ER 12/5/2011 Rancho Jamul ER 12/6/2011 Hollenbeck WA 12/8/2011 Otay Valley/Furby 12/9/2011 Sweetwater/Proctor Valley 12/11/2011 Lake Morena/Robert Ranch 12/12/2011 Marron Valley
10 Canine Scent Detection of Scat Insert Video
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12 Date Site 11/15/2011 Camp Pendleton: Juliett 11/16/2011 Pamo Valley 11/17/2011 Fallbrook NWS 11/18/2011 Santa Ysabel OSP-East 11/20/2011 Santa Ysabel OSP-West/Santa Ysabel Gorge 11/21/2011 Santa Rosa Plateau 11/22/2011 Ramona Grasslands 11/23/2011 Daley Ranch/Lake Wolford/Dixon 11/25/2011 Penasquitos Canyon 11/26/2011 Camp Pendleton: Range 116, /28/2011 Sycamore Canyon 11/29/2011 West San Luis Rey River 11/30/2011 Warner Springs 12/2/2011 Mission Trails 12/4/2011 Crestridge ER 12/5/2011 Rancho Jamul ER 12/6/2011 Hollenbeck WA 12/8/2011 Otay Valley/Furby 12/9/2011 Sweetwater/Proctor Valley 12/11/2011 Lake Morena/Robert Ranch 12/12/2011 Marron Valley
13 Marron Valley
14 2011 San Diego County Badger Survey Camp Pendleton Santa Ysabel Gorge Credstridge Daley Ranch-Escondido Scat extremely variable- size and shape
15 Scat Contents Bone Hair Honeycomb Avocado Grasshoppers
16 Some Notes: Most areas: Found scat but no sign Few animals even in areas with historical or expected higher densities
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19 Badger Connectivity Study Can Badgers be used to assess wildlife connectivity of uplands/ grasslands? Yes. American badgers continue to persist in low densities in western San Diego County.
20 Next Steps: 1. How many animals does the scat represent? 2. Can badgers be safely fitted with radiotransmitters? 3. Do we need more detailed distribution and status information? Include other habitats? 4. Radio telemetry study- badger movement 5. Can we increase the effectiveness of current HCP s for upland species? Road permeability, habitat management, land acquisition, etc.
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Job Title: Game Management, Subsection B Game Management Predator and Furbearer Management. SPECIES: Predatory and Furbearing Mammals
Job Title:, Subsection B SPECIES: Predatory and Furbearing Mammals PREDATORY AND FURBEARING MAMMALS APPROACHES (2012 data not summarized at the time of this report.) 1. Provide opportunity for 75,000 hunter