Uploaded January 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Mr. Daniel Oppenheimer, Land Program manager for the Hill Country Alliance and Camp Bullis Sentinel Landscape coordinator, explains the significance of the Camp Bullis Sentinel Landscape designation. With the area's increasing development and population growth in and around the nearly one million acre designated Sentinel Landscape zone, the new designation opens up avenues for opportunities and support to help meet land stewardship goals. Such as the impact on ground water, light pollution.
Moving forward, Camp Bullis Sentinel Landscape consortium will work toward its six goals, which are in line with the seven federal mission priorities for Sentinel Landscapes.
Goal 1 – Increase long-term sustainability of Camp Bullis by addressing encroachment risks
Goal 2 – Build Community Resilience to Climate Change
Goal 3 – Maintain and improve agricultural productivity
Goal 4 – Increase the viability of threatened, endangered, and at-risk species
Goal 5 -- Promote installation resiliency through water quality and quantity protection, and reduce the risk of wildfires
Goal 6 -- Support or expand access to public recreation opportunities
http://www.jbsa.mil "Sentinel Landscape"
U.S. Air Force Video by: Alexander Goad, Richard Kaulfers and Franklin Melendez, 502nd ABW Public Affairs) #jbsa #usaf #military #environment #readiness #stewardship #sanantonio
Mr. Daniel Oppenheimer, Land Program manager for the Hill Country Alliance and Camp Bullis Sentinel Landscape coordinator, explains the significance of the Camp Bullis Sentinel Landscape designation. With the area's increasing development and population growth in and around the nearly one million acre designated Sentinel Landscape zone, the new designation opens up avenues for opportunities and support to help meet land stewardship goals. Such as the impact on ground water, light pollution.
Moving forward, Camp Bullis Sentinel Landscape consortium will work toward its six goals, which are in line with the seven federal mission priorities for Sentinel Landscapes.
Goal 1 – Increase long-term sustainability of Camp Bullis by addressing encroachment risks
Goal 2 – Build Community Resilience to Climate Change
Goal 3 – Maintain and improve agricultural productivity
Goal 4 – Increase the viability of threatened, endangered, and at-risk species
Goal 5 -- Promote installation resiliency through water quality and quantity protection, and reduce the risk of wildfires
Goal 6 -- Support or expand access to public recreation opportunities
http://www.jbsa.mil "Sentinel Landscape"
U.S. Air Force Video by: Alexander Goad, Richard Kaulfers and Franklin Melendez, 502nd ABW Public Affairs) #jbsa #usaf #military #environment #readiness #stewardship #sanantonio
