PROGRAM PROTECTING THREATENED BATS AT COAL MINES: A TECHNICAL INTERACTIVE FORUM RAMADA PLAZA 400 SECOND AVE. S OUTH CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA
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1 PROGRAM PROTECTING THREATENED BATS AT COAL MINES: A TECHNICAL INTERACTIVE FORUM RAMADA PLAZA 400 SECOND AVE. S OUTH CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA MONDAY August 30, :00 8:00 PM Early Check in for FIELD TOUR and FORUM at Ramada Plaza Hotel TUESDAY August 31, 2010 ($5.95 non guests) Check in for FIELD TOUR and FORUM 7:40 AM Begin loading the bus for field tour 8:00 AM DEPARTURE OF BUS FROM HOTEL FOR FIELD TOUR LONG PANTS ARE RECOMMENDED; WEAR FIELD CLOTHES APPROPRIATE FOR WEATHER The tour will include portals both gated and non- gated, blasting over hibernacula, mitigation at a mine site, bat condos, and New River Gorge park. Noon LUNCH (INCLUDED IN REGISTRATION) 5:00 PM Return of bus to Hotel from field tour 6:00 PM DINNER AT HOTEL (INCLUDED IN REGISTRATION) Speaker on Partnerships in Bat Conservation & Mining Christy Johnson Hughes, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
2 PAGE 2 WEDNESDAY September 1, 2010 ($5.95 non guests) 8:00 AM Welcome Thomas Shope, Regional Director Office of Surface Mining, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 8:10 AM Introduction and Purpose of Forum Kimery Vories, Office of Surface Mining, Alton, Illinois 8:20 AM 1st Session: WHITE NOSE SYNDROME IMPACTS ON BATS AND MINING Chairperson: Mylea Bayless, Bat Conservation International, Austin, Texas 8:30 AM Background Status, Basic Information, Future Projections and Concerns on White Nose Syndrome Dr. Jeremy T. Coleman, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Cortland, New York 9:30 AM How White Nose Syndrome may Affect T&E Species, Permitting, and Recovery Mike Armstrong, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Frankfort, Kentucky 10:00 AM REFRESHMENT BREAK 10:30 AM INTERACTIVE PANEL DISCUSSION: Management Opportunities for Addressing White Nose Syndrome Minute Presentations by OSM and Representatives of a range of coal States in the East and Midwest: OSM Representative Brian Loges, Alton, Illinois Kentucky Representative Dr. Richard Wahrer, Frankfort West Virginia Representative Ashley Carroll, Charleston Pennsylvania Representative Geoff Lincoln Harrisburg 11:50 AM (LUNCH Included in Registration) LUNCH SPEAKER ON PARTNERSHIPS RELATED TO WHITE NOSE SYNDROME Dr. Tom Kunz, Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts
3 PAGE 3 WEDNESDAY September 1, :20 PM 2nd Session: FEDERAL EFFORTS FOR THE RECOVERY OF THE INDIANA BAT Chairperson: T.J. Miller, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Fort Snelling, Minnesota 1:30 PM Indiana Bat Recovery Plan Status Scott Pruitt, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Bloomington, Indiana 2:00 PM Indiana Bat Population Trends and Status Andy King, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Bloomington, Indiana 2:30 PM The Range wide Indiana Bat Protection and Enhancement Plan: Where We Were, Where We Are, and Where We Hope to Be Carrie Lona, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Frankfort, Kentucky 3:15 PM REFRESHMENT BREAK 3:45 PM Take 4:30 PM INTERACTIVE PANEL DISCUSSION 5:10 PM ADJOURN TO SOCIAL RECEPTION (Included in Registration)
4 PAGE 4 THURSDAY September 2, 2010 ($5.95 non guests) 8:00 AM 3rd Session:STATUS OF STATE PERMITTING/ RECOVERY/MITIGATION/IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGIES Chairperson: Dr. Richard Wahrer, Kentucky DNR, Frankfort, Kentucky 8:10 AM A Comparison of Indiana Bat Population and Coal Mining Trends Kimery C. Vories, Office of Surface Mining, Alton, Illinois 8:40 AM State Survey of Indiana Bat Protection and Enhancement Measures and Interactive Panel Discussion on State Specific Bat Protection Strategies at Coal Mines Greg Conrad, Interstate Mining Compact Commission, Herndon, Virginia 9:10 AM Industry Perspective on Bat Protection Efforts Bernie Rottman, Peabody Energy, Evansville, Indiana 9:40 AM REFRESHMENT BREAK 10:20 AM INTERACTIVE PANEL DISCUSSION: State Specific Bat Protection Strategies at Coal Mines Moderator Greg Conrad IMCC 5 8 Minute Presentations by Representatives of a range of coal States in the East and Midwest: Illinois Representative Bill O Leary, Benton Pennsylvania Representative Geoff Lincoln, Harrisburg Virginia Representative John Lawson, Big Stone Gap Ohio Representative Scott Stiteler, Columbus West Virginia Representative Bob Fala, Charleston Indiana Representative Ramona Briggeman, Jasonville Kentucky Representative Richard Wahrer, Frankfort 12:00 Noon (LUNCH Included in Registration)
5 PAGE 5 THURSDAY September 2, :00 PM 4th Session: STATUS OF ON THE GROUND RECOVERY EFFORTS Chairperson: Christy Johnson Hughes, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Arlington, Virginia 1:10 PM Creating Summer bat habitat on surface mines in Appalachia using the Forestry Reclamation Approach (FRA) Scott Eggerud, Office of Surface Mining, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 1:40 PM Blasting and Endangered Bat Portals: Not Disturbing Bats While Mining Jim Ratcliff, West Virginia DEP, Office of Explosives and Blasting West Virginia 2:10 PM Active Mining Recovery Opportunities: Boone North No. 3 Surface Mine J.D. Wilhide, Compliance Monitoring Laboratories, Chapmanville, West Virginia 2:40 PM REFRESHMENT BREAK 3:10 PM Preservation Efforts of Potential Bat Habitat Robert Rice, West Virginia DEP, Office of Abandoned Mine Lands, West Virginia 3:40 PM Pennsylvania Bat Gating Efforts Calvin Butchkoski, Pennsylvania Game Commission, Petersburg, Pennsylvania 4:10 PM Hellhole Cave in Pendleton County: West Virginia s mother lode hibernaculum Mike Masterman, Extreme Endeavors 4:40 PM INTERACTIVE PANEL DISCUSSION 5:20 PM ADJOURN
6 PAGE 6 FRIDAY September 3, 2010 ($5.95 non guests) 8:00 AM 5th Session:ONGOING RESEARCH EFFORTS AND RESEARCH NEEDS Chairperson: Ramona Briggeman, Indiana Division of Wildlife, Location 8:10 AM Connections between Landscape level Bat Research and Mining Dr. David Waldien, Bat Conservation International, Austin, Texas 8:40 AM Big Picture Mining and Bat Permitting Issues Christy Johnson Hughes, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Arlington, Virginia 9:10 AM Acoustic Monitoring and Sampling Technology Dr. Lynn Robbins, Missouri State University, Springfield, Missouri 9:40 AM Current and Future Directions on WNS Research Dr. Tom Kunz, Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts 10:10 AM REFRESHMENT BREAK 10:40 AM Converting Abandoned Mines to Suitable Hibernacula for Endangered Indiana Bats Dr. Tim C. Carter, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana 11:10 AM INTERACTIVE PANEL DISCUSSION 11:40 AM Where do we go from here? Kimery Vories, Office of Surface Mining, Alton, Illinois 12:00 Noon ADJOURN
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