Activity Report Explorer

South San Juan Broadband • Entered by Anne Dal Vera on September 5, 2020

Grazing workshop

July 18, 2020 – July 19, 2020

Participants and Hours

Pre Planning hours	9
Post Admin hours	3
Activity Hours	14
Participants	8
Total Hours	124

Key Issue: Livestock Grazing Management
Activity Type: Stewardship (monitoring, sampling, planting, etc.)
Key Partners: Center for Biological Diversity
Landscape/area: San Juan National Forest (1864595 acres)

Measurable Outcomes

Outcome 1: Trail/land monitored (9 miles)
Outcome 2: Hiked (15 miles)
Outcome 3: Advocacy actions (2 Other)[/if 1231]

Short Description of Activity

Monitored grazing conditions in the Upper Dutch allotment, found 5 groups of cow / calf pairs for a total of 68 cows in pastures they were not authorized to be in at this time. Emailed FS range manager 2 photos with GPS coordinates to report cattle locations.

Reflection/Evaluation

We learned the effects of grazing on diversity of species, both of wildlife and plants, such as aspen, grasses, willows, beaver, etc. Our campsite was beautiful, with good views, grassy, and generally quiet.