Nevada Department of Wildlife Predator Management Plan Fiscal Year 2018
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1 Nevada Department of Wildlife Predator Management Plan Fiscal Year 2018
2 Summary on Plans and Reports Just reported on FY 2016 Currently in FY 2017 About to present on FY 2018 All available at Scheduled to present plan to PARC on Feb 15 Department faces challenges with AB 78
3 NRS (predator fee) ~$550,000 generated annually $14,000 admin support Dept of Agriculture Predator plan projects Staff salary Reserve remains available for future years
4 Changes in uses of NRS Management of predatory wildlife 2. Research on lethal control techniques of predatory wildlife 3. Protection of sensitive species
5 AB 78 Mandates that 80% of revenues from most recent fiscal year from which we have complete accounting to be spent on lethal removal Includes monitoring of effects from lethal removal efforts
6 Current Challenges Nevada USDA Wildlife Services settlement agreement with WildEarth Guardians No fixed wing aircraft support since December Nevada WS shares a helicopter with Utah WS Coordinating lion removal on test range
7 Budget Summary $595,107 revenues from FY 2016 (last year with complete accounting, still receiving revenue in FY 2017) $595,107 x 0.8 = $476, (80% mandate) $719,000 allocated to lethal removal in FY 2018 plan
8 Project Recommended for Continuation
9 Project 21: Greater Sage-Grouse Protection (Raven Removal) Project Type: Implementation and Experimental Management
10 Project 21: Greater Sage-Grouse Protection (Common Raven Removal) Protect Greater Sage-grouse populations Lethally remove common ravens
11 Project 21: Greater Sage-Grouse Protection (Common Raven Removal) Budget:$100,000 Wildlife Services administers corvicide (DCR- 1339) 11 eggs gone=1 removed common raven Surveys to determine common raven densities across Nevada
12 Monitoring Response Variable Point counts before, during, and after to determine changes in raven densities Level of Monitoring Standard to intermediate
13 Project 21-02: Common Raven Removal to Enhance Greater Sage- Grouse Nest Success Project Type: Implementation and Experimental Management
14 Project 21-02: Common Raven Removal and Greater Sage-Grouse Nest Success Budget: $25,000 Document effect of raven removal Wildlife Services conducts avicide application USGS has conducted telemetry, camera, and lek surveys
15 Monitoring Response Variable Sage grouse nest success Brood survival Level of Monitoring Intermediate (funding not from predator fee)
16 Project 22-01: Mountain Lion Removal to Protect California Bighorn Sheep Project Type: Implementation
17 Project 22-01: Mountain Lion Removal to Protect California Bighorn Sheep Budget: $90,000 Establish self-sustaining population of bighorn sheep, subset of population is currently collared Wildlife Services and private contractors are proactively removing lions entering area Wildlife Services or others may respond reactively with dogs after a sheep mortality
18 Monitoring Response Variable Number of collared bighorn sheep killed by mountain lions Level of Monitoring Standard to intermediate*
19 Population Dynamics Populations estimated at individuals in both 011 and 013 Action Bighorn Sheep Population Monitor bighorn population, conduct removal on > 80 case by case basis Remove lions that consume bighorn sheep * Remove all lions in area < 60
20 Project : Mountain Lion Removal for the Protection of Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep Project Type: Implementation and Experimental Management
21 Project : Monitor Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep for Mountain Lion Predation Budget: $90,000 Establish self-sustaining population of bighorn sheep Monitor bighorn sheep populations with GPS collars Remove mountain lions consuming bighorn sheep
22 Monitoring Response Variable Number of collared bighorn sheep killed by mountain lions Level of Monitoring Standard to intermediate*
23 Population Dynamics The population estimate is approximately 15 individuals in area 074 Action Monitor bighorn population, conduct removal on case by case basis Bighorn Sheep Population > 15 Remove lions that consume bighorn sheep * Remove all lions in area < 10
24 Project 32: Mountain Lion, Black Bear, and Mule Deer Interactions Project Type: Experimentation
25 Project 32: Mountain Lion, Black Bear, and Mule Deer Interactions Increase understanding of black bear and mountain lion interactions Determine if mountain lions kill more deer in areas occupied by black bears Determine if mountain lion conflicts increase where black bears are present
26 Lackey et al. 2012
27 Project 32: Mountain Lion, Black Bear, and Mule Deer Interactions Budget: $160,000 (40k from $3 predator fee) Mark 18 black bears, 18 mountain lions, and 60 mule deer with GPS collars Monitor kill sites of mountain lions, determine if bears take over kill sites Monitor movements of mountain lions, black bears, and mule deer in close proximity
28 Monitoring Response Variable Level of Monitoring None, this is an experimental project Rigorous
29 Project 37: Big Game Protection- Mountain Lions Project Type: Implementation
30 Predator Removal Indices Species Annual Adult Survival Rates Fall Young: Female Ratios Spring Young: Female Ratios Adult Female Annual Survival Rates California Bighorn Sheep < 90% < 40: Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep < 90% < 40: Desert Bighorn Sheep < 90% < 30: Mule Deer < 35:100 < 80% Pronghorn < 90% < 40:
31 Project 37: Big Game Protection- Mountain Lions Budget: $125,000 Addressing mountain lion predation that has a negative influence on game populations Work will be conducted by Wildlife Services, private houndsmen, and/or private trappers Problematic mountain lions will be identified through GPS collar locations, trail cameras, and kill sites
32 Monitoring Response Variable Reduction of mountain lion induced mortalities Reduction of mountain lion densities or sign Removal of known offending individual Response variable may not be collected Level of Monitoring Standard to intermediate
33 Project 38: Big Game Protection- Coyotes Project Type: Implementation
34 Project 38: Big Game Protection- Coyotes Budget: $125,000 Addressing coyote predation that has a negative influence on game populations Removal of coyotes in winter range and fawning areas in certain situations Work will be conducted by Wildlife Services and private contractors
35 Monitoring Response Variable Reduction of coyote inducted mortalities Removal of offending individuals Reduction in coyote sign Response variable may not be collected Level of Monitoring Standard to intermediate
36 Project 40: Coyote Removal to Complement Multi-faceted Management in Eureka County Project Type: Implementation
37 Project 40: Coyote Removal to Complement Multi-faceted Management in Eureka County Budget: $100,000 Coyote removal will complement previously conducted feral horse removal, habitat improvement, and past predator removal efforts
38 Monitoring Response Variable Fawn to doe ratios in the Diamonds and/or in Unit 144 Level of Monitoring Standard
39 Project 41: Common Raven Management and Experimentation Project Type: Experimentation
40 Project 41: Common Raven Management and Experimentation Budget: $400,000 (100k from $3 predator fee) Develop a protocol to estimate common raven populations Increase the understanding of common raven density and distribution Increase the understanding of how human subsidies affect common raven movements and space use
41 Monitoring Response Variable None, this is an experimental project Level of Monitoring Rigorous
42 Project 42: Assessing Mountain Lion Harvest in Nevada Project Type: Experimentation
43 Project 42: Assessing Mountain Lion Harvest in Nevada Budget: $10,000 (2,500k from $3 predator fee) Develop a model that predicts the number of lions that may be removed Identify gaps in data Determine what data is necessary to increase NDOWs understanding of mountain lions statewide
44 Monitoring Response Variable None, this is an experimental project Level of Monitoring Rigorous
45 Project 43: Mesopredator removal to protect waterfowl, turkeys, and pheasants on Wildlife Management Areas Project Type: Implementation
46 Project 43: Mesopredator Removal to Protect Waterfowl, Turkeys, and Pheasants on Wildlife Management Areas Budget: $50,000 To occur on Overton and Mason Valley WMAs Coyotes, striped skunks, and raccoons will be lethally removed
47 Monitoring Response Variable Number of females with clutches Number of young per clutch Level of Monitoring Standard
48 Questions?
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