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California Burrowing Owl
Consortium Meeting
Sponsored by the Alameda Creak Alliance and
Ohlone Audubon Society of Alameda County
February 6, 2010 from 10 am to 3 pm Doors open at 9 am
Martinelli Event Center, 3585 Greenville Rd., Livermore, CA 94550
10AM - Dee Vieira – City of Antioch Prewett Family Water Park Burrowing Owl Habitat
10:30 AM - David Cook – SCVAS: Disking ordinance monitoring and enforcement, Mt View advocacy
Shani Kleinhaus –SCVAS – Burrowing Owl advocacy: Shoreline at Mountain View
11 AM - Troy Rahmig – Habitat Conservation Planning Meeting Future Habitat Needs
11:30 AM- Douglas A. Bell, Ph.D – K. Shawn Smallwood, Lee Neher and Douglas A. Bell,
Map-based repowering and reorganization of a wind farm to minimize burrowing owl fatalities.
Lunch break
1 PM - William Boarman Ph.D – Updating California Conservation Strategy for Burrowing Owls
1:30 PM – Jack Barclay and Sandra Menzel –Owl status at Camp Parks, Dublin and Polygynous
Nesting in 2009
2:00 PM – Bob Wilkerson – Results from the 2006-2007 California Breeding Burrowing Owl Survey
2:30 PM – Jeff Miller – Center for Biological Diversity – Petitioning for State Listing of Burrowing Owl
2:45 – Scott Artis – City of Antioch: Development Plans and Owl Evictions
3:00 – Program ends, please remain to network with the speakers and other advocates
To Pre Register:
Mail a check for $25 payable to Alameda Creek Alliance to:
Alameda Creek Alliance c/o Rich Cimino
1281 Ridgewood Rd.
Pleasanton, CA. 94566.
Fee includes coffee, tea and breakfast pastries served from 9AM to 10AM and a buffet lunch.
Walk in $30 No refunds after Jan 29th.
Questions: rscimino@earthlink.net
DIRECTIONS: Conveniently located off of HWY 580 East. Exit North Greenville Rd. Make a left off the exit. Turn right onto Greenville and go up about 2.5 miles. Center is on the right just after you pass the winery’s laboratory. Wrought iron gates and large palm trees mark the entrance.
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