This webinar is part of UCCE San Diego's Oak Woodland Recovery and GSOB Management Workshop. The workshop is targeted to private landowners, volunteers, and other stakeholders responsible for managing private lands, but everyone interested in GSOB is welcome to attend. We aim to discuss GSOB life cycles and management choices in both woodlands and firewood, oak restoration in collaboration with volunteer workforces, what both short-term and long-term recovery and restoration look like, and more.
00:00:00 - Introduction
00:01:50 - Oak Woodland Overview - Tom Scott, Natural Resources and Wildlife Specialist (UCCE and UC Riverside)
00:31:25 - “Growing Oaks and Hope”: Considerations for Oak Woodland Restoration - Rosi Dagit, Senior Conservation Biologist (RCD of the Santa Monica Mountains)
01:04:10 - Working with Oak Stewards: How to Better Manage Oaks with Diverse Partners - Chris McDonald, Inland and Desert Natural Resources Advisor (UCCE)
01:43:55 - GSOB as a Threat to Oak Woodlands - Beatriz Nobua-Behrmann, Urban Forestry and Natural Resources Advisor (UCCE)
02:16:50 - Best Management Practices for GSOB - Kim Corella, Forest Pathologist and Entomologist (CALFIRE)
02:57:20 - Case Report: Restoration and GSOB Monitoring in Inland Empire - Adrian Poloni, Forester, and Alex Chacon, Forest Health Specialist (Inland Empire RCD)
03:23:00 - Case Report: Managing Oak Woodlands in Orange County: Weir Canyon - Nathan Gregory, Vice President and Chief Conservation Officer (Irvine Ranch Conservancy)
03:54:50 - Case Report: GSOB Management in US Forest Service Lands - Vilius Zukauskas, Forester (US Forest Service)
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