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SUMMARY:Winter Range Fence Surveys in the San Luis Valley
DESCRIPTION:In partnership with Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado\, Rio Grande National Forest\, and the BLM\, Wildlands Network will be leading a weekend work project surveying rangeland fences in critical winter range for elk and deer in the San Luis Valley. \nUsing a field-based app developed by Wildlands Network\, volunteers will hike up to 8 miles along fences\, recording data that will help indicate the condition of the fences and whether they meet wildlife-friendly specifications in order to inform future modification and removal. \nLocation details coming soon.
URL:https://wildlandsnetwork.org/event/winter-range-fence-surveys-in-the-san-luis-valley/
LOCATION:Western San Luis Valley
CATEGORIES:Hikes,Work Days
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ORGANIZER;CN="Aaron Facka":MAILTO:aaron@wildlandsnetwork.org
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SUMMARY:Path of the Puma: A Hike Through the East Bay Wildlife Corridor
DESCRIPTION:Join Wildlands Network for Path of the Puma\, a guided hike through Sibley Volcanic Regional Preserve. Together\, we’ll explore the Overlook and Round Top loop while tracing how mountain lions and other wildlife navigate this landscape and what it takes to keep these pathways open. \nAlong the way\, we’ll connect the dots between wildlife biology\, land use planning\, and California policy\, including the Room to Roam Act\, and discuss how local landscapes like the East Bay play an outsized role in supporting regional and statewide connectivity. \nWe anticipate being joined by Jason Lombardi (California Department of Fish and Wildlife)\, who will share insights on mountain lion movement\, conservation challenges\, and what’s at stake when these connections are lost. \nThe experience will include: \n\n​A guided moderate hike (~2–3 miles) through the Sibley Overlook and Round Top loop\n​An introduction to wildlife corridors and why they matter for biodiversity\, climate resilience\, and ecosystem health\nReal-world examples of how roads and development impact wildlife movement—and what solutions look like\nA look at how California is advancing connectivity through policy\, including the Room to Roam Act\nA chance to learn how you can support wildlife coexistence and connectivity in your own community\nScenic viewpoints to observe the landscape and identify key habitat linkages and barriers\n\n​Hike Details \n\n​Meeting Location: Sibley Staging Area\n​Difficulty: Moderate (some elevation gain and uneven terrain)\n\nWhat to bring: \n\n​Water (at least 1 liter)\nComfortable hiking shoes\nLayers\nSun protection (hat\, sunscreen)\nSnacks\n\n    Register
URL:https://wildlandsnetwork.org/event/path-of-the-puma-a-hike-through-the-east-bay-wildlife-corridor/
LOCATION:Sibley Staging Area\, 6800 Skyline Blvd\, Oakland\, CA\, 94611\, United States
CATEGORIES:Hikes,SF Climate Week
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ORGANIZER;CN="Katie Davis":MAILTO:k.davis@wildlandsnetwork.org
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