Mine Land Stewardship Initiative by the Appalachian Wildlife Foundation
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Mine Land Stewardship Initiative by the Appalachian Wildlife Foundation
- 1. 1005 South Main Street, Suite 104 Corbin, KY 40701 www.appalachianwildlife.com
- 2. Appalachian Wildlife Foundation • Established 2009 • Ecological restoration and wildlife conservation with energy industries – primarily the coal industry • Mine Land Stewardship Initiative • Endangered Species management Appalachian Wildlife Foundation
- 9. 20th Century Wildlife Restoration Most of these are after 1977 • White-tailed Deer • Black Bear • Elk • Wild Turkey • Osprey • Beavers • Otters • Wood ducks • Canada Geese • Bald Eagle
- 10. Mine Land Stewardship Initiative • Natural Resource Partners • Alpha Natural Resources • International Coal Group > Arch Coal • TECO Coal • Patriot Coal • American Electric Power • Duke Energy • 22 Wildlife Conservation Organizations
- 11. Mine Land Stewardship Initiative • Improve performance of the coal industry through market incentives. • Ecological performance • Community support, public access for recreation, tourism, etc.
- 12. What is the Objective? What is “Wildlife”? If you are managing for everything, you are managing for nothing.
- 13. Determining the Wildlife Restoration Objective • Landowner preference • Local priorities • State priorities • Regional priorities
- 14. Guilds of Species Have Different Habitat Needs • Mature forest interior • Grasslands • Young forest and shrub habitats • Edge habitats • Generalists • Specialists • Diversity
- 15. Stream Protection Rule DEIS • “Alternatives 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 (in areas subject to the enhanced permitting requirements), and 8 (Preferred) require reforestation of previously forested areas and of lands that would revert to forest under conditions of natural succession (with an exception for prime farmland). Reforestation would be implemented in a manner that expeditiously enhances the recovery of the native forest ecosystem”. Page 4-99
- 16. 300,000 acres
- 17. 25,000 acres
- 18. 650,000 acres
- 19. Wildlife Impact Hierarchy • Avoid impacts • Minimize impacts • Mitigate for impacts • How can we design this project/mine/gas well complex to benefit certain wildlife species?