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- 1. American Natural Resource Wetlands Enterprises: Diversifying Month Income and Conservation Webinar on Private Lands www.epa.gov/owow/awa May 16, 2011
- 2. May is American Wetlands Month: Learn! Explore! Take Action! -Outreach and Education on the benefits of healthy wetlands is important during American Wetland Month and all year long -Both Regulatory and Non-regulatory partnerships are crucial for the protection of wetlands - Private landowners and local decision makers need community-based and tools and incentives to enhance wetland protection 2
- 3. Justin Schneider JSchneider@infarmbureau.org Brian MacGowan macgowan@purdue.edu Adam T. Rohnke arohnke@ext.msstate.edu W. Daryl Jones djones@cfr.msstate.edu www.naturalresources.msstate.edu 3
- 4. W. Daryl Jones, Ph.D. Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, & Aquaculture Mississippi State University 662/325-5769 djones@cfr.msstate.edu www.naturalresources.msstate.edu 4
- 5. Outdoor Recreation in USA Participants - 87.5 million Expenditures – $122 billion (US) spent Hunting - $23 billion Fishing - $42 billion Wildlife watching - $46 billion 5
- 6. Outdoor Recreation in Mississippi Hunting $1,203,742,401 – economic impact 38,274 jobs created
- 7. Outdoor Recreation in Mississippi Fishing $690,161,178 – economic impact 12,176 jobs created 7
- 8. Outdoor Recreation in Mississippi Wildlife watching $791,337,311 – economic impact 20,985 jobs created 8
- 9. Outdoor Recreation in Mississippi Total economic impact $2,685,240,890 71,435 jobs created 9
- 10. Outdoor Enterprises in Mississippi Hunting $23,364,968 – economic impact 360 jobs created 10
- 11. Outdoor Enterprises in Mississippi Gun range operations $7,887,355 – economic impact 139 jobs created Paintball sports $6,143,931 • 71 jobs created 11
- 12. Outdoor Enterprises in Mississippi Angling $1,195,135 – freshwater • 18 jobs created $4,022,752 – charter boat • 60 jobs created 12
- 13. Outdoor Enterprises in Mississippi Agritourism $3,425,834 – economic impact 42 jobs created 13
- 14. Outdoor Enterprises in Mississippi Wildlife watching $1,046,280 • 12 jobs created 14
- 15. Outdoor Enterprises in Mississippi Horse trail riding $3,583,135 • 46 jobs created 15
- 16. Outdoor Enterprises in Mississippi $50,669,390 – total economic impact 748 full- and part-time jobs created 16
- 17. Rural Land Values with Recreation $654 per acre increase 52% increase in land values Land covers Hardwood forests Agricultural lands 17
- 18. NRE Program at MSU Information delivery Well informed clientele Income diversification 18
- 19. NRE Program Partner network Outreach programming Landowner workshops Demonstrations Websites Marketing 19
- 20. Landowner Workshop Series Hosted on landowner property Involve community leaders Presentations from professionals and landowners How to information 20
- 21. Landowner Workshops Conducted 45 events Extramurally funded Over 3,000 participants Events in 8 states and Sweden 21
- 22. Workshop Results Rating – 3.8 on 4 point scale Participants (98%) met management goals Participants (75%) will change land use practices 22
- 23. Workshop Results Average individual ownership = 1,141 acres Forested – 63% Agriculture – 20% Fallow – 8% Wetlands – 9% 23
- 24. Workshop Results Expected annual earnings $25,208 per landowner $26.53 per acre $13 million – aggregate cash flow Improved 1.2 million acres in conservation Over 100,000 wetland acres 24
- 25. Adam T. Rohnke Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Aquaculture Mississippi State University 601/857-2284 arohnke@ext.msstate.edu www.naturalresources.msstate.edu 25
- 26. National Program Focus Initial states inc. Indiana • 4 workshops • Several presentations to commodity groups South Carolina • 3 workshops Minnesota Conducted workshops • 1 workshop Program Interest 26
- 27. Outdoor Recreation in Indiana Hunting 272,000 hunters $223 million spent Fishing 768,000 anglers $627 million spent Wildlife Watching 2,000,000 participants $933 million 27
- 28. Indiana – Preliminary Planning Multiple conference calls NRE staff visits Presented to local partners and host landowners Assisted in program design Produced marketing materials 28
- 29. Indiana Workshops – 2009-2010 Wilkins Farm, Inc. Montgomery County Woodling’s Farm Monroe County Dagaz Acres Ohio County Dull’s Tree Farm Boone County 29
- 30. Indiana Video 30
- 31. Brian MacGowan Department of Forestry and Natural Resources Purdue University 765/647-3538 macgowan@purdue.edu http://web.ics.purdue.edu/~macgowan/ 31
- 32. Indiana Partners Local partners included: Purdue Univ. IN Farm Bureau Nature Conservancy of IN Local soil and water conservation districts Indiana Agricultural Law Foundation, Inc. 32
- 33. Indiana – Wilkins Farm Inc. Topics Real-life examples Liability Morning Afternoon Field issues Presentations Tours Outdoor recreation Sustainable forestry 33
- 34. Indiana – Woodling’s Farm Topics Real-life example Liability Morning Afternoon Field issues Presentations Tours Alt. energy production Sustainable forestry 34
- 35. Indiana – Dagaz Acres, Inc. Topics Real-life example Liability Morning Afternoon Field issues Presentations Tours Outdoor recreation Watershed protection 35
- 36. Indiana – Dull’s Tree Farm Topics Real-life example Liability Morning Afternoon Field issues Presentations Tours Christmas Trees Outdoor recreation 36
- 37. Indiana Results 3.8 on 4.0 scale 95% of participants met wildlife management goals 94% of participants met revenue goals 67% of participants will change land use practices 37
- 38. Indiana Results Expected annual earnings $16,319 per landowner $36.57 per acre $1 million – cash flow 38
- 39. Indiana Results Average individual ownership = 255 acres Forested – 40% Agriculture – 42% Fallow – 14% Wetlands – 4% 10,764 acres enrolled 39
- 40. Indiana - Future 2 additional workshops Aug./Sept. 2011 Business planning, liability, zoning, etc. 40
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- 42. Justin Schneider Indiana Farm Bureau 317/692-7835 JSchneider@infarmbureau.org http://www.infarmbureau.org/ 42
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- 44. W. Daryl Jones, Ph.D. Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, & Aquaculture Mississippi State University 662/325-5769 djones@cfr.msstate.edu www.naturalresources.msstate.edu 44
- 45. NRE Program Future Plans 45
- 46. Program Future Plans Expand workshop series Advanced workshops Outreach programming Demonstrations Web-based training Funding recruitment 46
- 47. Marketing and Program Visibility Publications Newsletter Press kit folders Brochures Website 47
- 48. Program Website Usability Branding Future content Podcasts Videos Flash examples E-MS Outdoors website 48
- 49. Marketing: Website Stats 2010 45,716 visitors 139 Countries 50 States Over 40,000 page views 49
- 50. National Benefits Conservation of sensitive lands Sustainable economic development Landowner income and stewardship Outdoor recreation 50
- 51. Conclusions Outreach provides needed skills Owners enhance income Stakeholder collaboration Sustainable development & resource conservation in rural communities 51
- 52. Remember May is American Wetlands Month: Learn! Explore! Take Action! www.epa.gov/owow/awa Audience Questions? 52
Notas do Editor
- 71,435 jobs created in MS87.5 million participants$122 billion in expenditures
- 71,435 jobs created in MS87.5 million participants$122 billion in expenditures
- 71,435 jobs created in MS87.5 million participants$122 billion in expenditures
- 71,435 jobs created in MS87.5 million participants$122 billion in expenditures
- 748 jobs created in MS by outfitters87.5 million participants$122 billion in expenditures
- 748 jobs created in MS by outfitters87.5 million participants$122 billion in expenditures
- 748 jobs created in MS by outfitters87.5 million participants$122 billion in expenditures
- 748 jobs created in MS by outfitters87.5 million participants$122 billion in expenditures
- 748 jobs created in MS by outfitters87.5 million participants$122 billion in expenditures
- 748 jobs created in MS by outfitters87.5 million participants$122 billion in expenditures
- Introduce sections of the presentation with Tullos, Rohnke, Kathy, and WadeClientele - Legislative briefings (7) starting in 2006
- Introduce sections of the presentation with Tullos, Rohnke, Kathy, and WadeClientele - Legislative briefings (7) starting in 2006
- Attendees from 10 states; events held in AL, AR, IN, LA, MI, MN, SC, TNRiver Cane Symposium with MBCI and enterprise development on tribal landsJoyce Bear (Historic Preservation Officer - HPO)Muscogee (Creek) Nation - OklahomaMBCI - MSChippewa Indians - MN
- $17.16/acre in expected revenues collected from enterprises
- $1.0 billion spent in total
- $17.16/acre in expected revenues collected from enterprises
- Fraction of the overall activities involved30-40% of contacts, site visits are wildlife and fisheries related in addition to Enterprises
- NRE Program Website statistics: 23,940 visitors from 139 countries and 21,776 visits via 50 US states and territories. Additionally, the NRE Workshop Website, which advertises and facilitates online registration for events, received 1,909 visits from 50 US states in 2010. In summary, total clientele served equaled 47,625
- Fraction of the overall activities involved30-40% of contacts, site visits are wildlife and fisheries related in addition to Enterprises