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<br /> <br />Memorandum <br />To: Open Space Advisory Board <br />From: Steve Roels, Senior Natural Resource Specialist <br />Date: February 12, 2020 <br />Re: Discussion Item 7. Open Space Biodiversity Database <br />Purpose: <br />The Open Space Advisory Board will be introduced to Steve Roels, the new Senior Natural <br />Resource Specialist, and learn about one of his initial projects, the Open Space Biodiversity <br />Database. <br /> <br />Background: <br />For two decades, the Open Space division has intermittently contracted with expert biologists to <br />assess biological communities on various open space properties. In more recent years, staff have <br />collected data on select groups of interest, such as raptors and noxious weeds. These data have <br />been used for individual projects but also have future value for understanding the ecology of the <br />open space system at large. Compiling these data into a standardized and accessible format in a <br />unified database will assist staff as they evaluate the health of open space biological <br />communities, plan management activities, and conduct public outreach. The creation of the <br />Senior Natural Resource Specialist position will also lead to a substantial increase in the <br />collection of biological data, creating a need to improve the division’s biodiversity information <br />management infrastructure. <br /> <br />Next Steps: <br />Staff will continue to develop the functions of the database and instruct other staff in its use. New <br />records will be added to the database on an ongoing basis, continuously enhancing its utility. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />PARKS & RECREATION <br /> <br />9
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