David Magney Environmental Consulting Presentations
Home	January 2009 - California Native Plant Society Conservation Conference: Strategies and Solutions David Magney was an invited speaker to the CNPS Conservation Conference in mid-January 2009, held in Sacramento, California.   Mr. Magney gave four talks: Locally Rare Plants of Ventura County, Ventura County Planning Division's Locally Rare Species and Communities, Navarretia ojaiensis - a New Rare Species, and Ethics for/of the Professional Botanist.   Each of which are provided here as a PowerPoint presentation.   Mr. Magney also presented a poster on the Flora of Ventura County, also provided below. Locally Rare Plants of Ventura County, California Ventura County Planning Divsion and Conserving Biological Resources Ethics for/of the Professional Botanist Navarretia ojaiensis - A New Rare Species Flora of Ventura County, California These talks were presented on 17-19 January 2009 at the Sacramento Convention Center, downtown Sacramento, California. Mr. Magney also participated on a panel discussion about the botany profession. July 2008 - Botany 2008 Conference David Magney was an invited speaker to the Botany 2008 conference in late July 2008, held in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.   Mr. Magney gave three talks: Flora of Ventura County, Rare Plants of Ventura County, and Ethics for/of the Professional Botanist.   Each of which are provided here as a PowerPoint presentation. Flora of Ventura County, California Rare Plants of Ventura County, California Ethics for/of the Professional Botanist These talks were presented on 28 and 30 July 2008 at the University of British Columbia. Mr. Magney also served as a judge for the American Society of Plant Taxonomists' Cooley Award for the best student presentation. October 2007 - Ventura County Board of Supervisors' Workshop on Floodplains David Magney was an invited speaker to the Ventura County Board of Supervisors' State of Ventura County Floodplains: Planning, Protection, and Public Safety.   Mr. Magney's talk is provided as a PowerPoint presentation titled, Ventura County Floodplain Resources: What to Do?, presented on 23 October 2007 in Ventura, California.   A video of the workshop can be viewed at Board Regular Meeting Video Link for October 23, 2007 to see the entire workshop.   Jump to agenda Item 34 for the just the workshop.   Then, to see just Magney's 7-minute presentation, move the video forward to timestamp 07:08:25. June 2007 - Society of Wetland Scientists International Conference David Magney gave a presentation titled, Practical Applications of HGM in Southern California Riverine Systems, presented on 14 June 2007 in Sacramento, California. November 2006 - World GIS Day - Ventura College David Magney copresented a talk titled, Constructing a Biological Geodatabase for Ventura County with Ventura County biologist Liz Chattin, presented 17 November 2006, San Buenaventura, California. April 2006 - CalGIS 2006 Conference - Santa Barbara, California David Magney and Teri Reynolds presented a poster titled, Building a Multi-source, County-wide Vegetation Database, focusing on the approcaches and methods used to create a complete map of vegetation in Ventura County. June 2006 - Society for Conservation Biology - 20th Annual Conference David Magney was invited to give a presentation titled, Tools Needed by Consulting Biologists for Land Use, which was presented on 28 June 2006 in San Jose, California. November 2004 - World GIS Day - Ventura College David Magney and Ken Niessen gave a presentation titled, Oak Tree Data Assessment Solutions Using GIS. Ken Niessen and David Magney gave a presentation titled, Generating Metes and Bounds Maps in GIS. October 2003 - Headwaters to Oceans Conference - Long Beach, California David Magney gave a presentation on the Calleguas Creek Watershed Wetland Restoration Plan, summarizing the scope and conclusions of the study of the Calleguas Creek Watershed in southeastern Ventura County. Cher Batchelor gave a presentation titled, Wetland Restoration and Enhancement Projects in Southern California, comparing post-project monitoring of two sites in the Santa Monica Mountains. Cher Batchelor gave a presentation titled, Construction Monitoring in Steelhead Trout Habitat: Ventura River. This page last updated 5 May 2009 View My Stats
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