TNRC Agenda April 13, 2018
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Collapse ▲Transylvania Natural Resources Council
Agenda for April 13, 2018
Presentations: (Beginning at 9:00 a.m.) Deke Arndt: 2017 National Climate Assessment Report to Congress (On-line at science2017.globalchange.gov)
Business Meeting (Approximately 10:15 a.m.)
Public Comment: Terry Marsh and Brent Wilson, NC Trappers Association on fox hunting and trapping (NCWRC Fox and Coyote Populations Study Final Report forwarded separately)
Minutes from February 2018 (attached)
Future Programs:
May 11th – (field trip) Dave Casey & David Whitmire: Courthouse Cut. Wear sturdy shoes, bring water and a snack. Transportation will leave the Community Services Building at 9:00 a.m. and will return approximately 1:00 p.m.
September 14th – (1) Wes Knapp, NC Natural Heritage Program, Managing our Significant Natural Areas and (2) RK Young: Short Video “Steven Apfelbaum—Restoration and Conservation Development. 10 minutes. Apfelbaum takes us from the restoration of former degraded military sites to a residential neighborhood crafted to retain plant species diversity and to remediate storm water within the context of development.”
October 12th – Subcommittee on Landslide Planning: Gray Jernigan, Mountain True, and Rick Wooten, NCDEQ
November 9th – Cooperative Extension and the Environment: Bart Renner
December 14th – Maria Wise, Watershed Coordinator, Mills River Partnership: Stream Restoration. Christmas Party (bring cookies)
New Business:
Recognition of David Whitmire for receiving the 2018 Wildlife Conservation Award. Congratulations, David.
New member: Robert McGraw, Chief Ranger, Gorges SP
Archiving County Records/GIS Overlay of Significant Natural Areas: Kent & Mark
Water Sampling Update: Brooke Burrows
Old Business:
Request from the Board of Commissioners to review and recommend policies pertaining to trapping and hunting certain animals within the county
Request for public comment, USFS: Dave Casey
Resolution in support of a permanent Americorps position in Cooperative Extension Office.
Updates from subcommittees, public land managers, and others:
Subcommittee on Significant Natural Areas, management recommendations (Kent, David, Dan, Mark Tooley, Torry Nergart)
Subcommittee on Landslide Planning (Davis W-C, Gray Jernigan, Aaron Bland)
Bart Renner – Update on Hemlock Restoration Initiative (Kent, Jason, Jennifer)
Public Land Managers
David Whitmire (Fish and Wildlife Conservation Council) (Stakeholders Forum update)
Others
Announcements: None
Next meeting: May 11, 2018 – Field Trip