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Options for Natural Resource Management under a Changing Climate

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About The Presenter

Linda Joyce, Ph. D., Rocky Mountain Research Station.


About This Presentation

Running time: 34 minutes and 28 seconds.
Given: February 22, 2007, at the Forest Service Intermountain Regional Integrated Resource Workshop, Ogden, UT
Production by: M.J. Furniss and J. Guntle, Communications and Applications, PNW and PSW Research Stations

Topics covered:

  • In the Past,
  • Usual Cast of Characters
  • Observers of the Natural World
  • What Have Natural Resource Managers Been Doing
  • Assessment
  • Monitoring
  • Planning and Policy
  • On-the-Ground Movement
  • Past and Current Management Activities
  • Synthesis of Observations, Experiments, Models
  • Climate Change 2007
  • Additional Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Reports
  • Adaptiation in Human Systems
  • Broad Categories
  • Unplanned Response to Climate Change
  • Assumptions in Current Management Premises
  • Planned Reaction to Changing Disturbances
  • Altered Disturbance Regimes
  • Precipitation Patterns Are Changing
  • Earlier Onset of Spring Snowmelt and Less Snowpack
  • Anticipatory, Proactively Respond to Climate Changes
  • Reframing Management Strategies
  • Create and Increase Resistance
  • Create Resilience
  • Respond to Climate Influences
  • Expand Genetic Diversity Guidelines
  • Use Redundancy
  • Realign Conditions to Current Dynamics
  • Mitigation
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