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Prediction Maps from Climate Envelope Models: What can they tell us?
Located in Adaptation / … / Management Tools: Climate Modeling / NCTC Webinars
Webinar: Naturserves Climate Change Vulnerability Index
Located in Vulnerability / Partner Vulnerability Assessments / Naturserves Climate Change Vulnerability Index
Naturserves Climate Change Vulnerability Index
Located in Vulnerability / Partner Vulnerability Assessments
Climate change and landscape connectivity: developing spatially explicit restoration and mitigation strategies
Located in Adaptation / Adaptation Working Folder / Management Tools: Landscape-level Modeling
Using Vulnerability Assessment Results to Inform Agency Decisions
Located in Vulnerability / Partner Vulnerability Assessments
Ensemble Modeling of Climate Change Impacts to Species and Landscapes
- (Minute 13:20) No one best model, ensemble modeling performs the best - (Minute 19:30) Quick summary of how downscaling works
Located in Adaptation / … / Management Tools: Climate Modeling / NCTC Webinars
EPA Climate Change Action Plans - by State
Examples of climate change action plans developed by local governments are listed according to their states.
Located in Mitigation
Hierarchy of Actions
(Minute 25:40) - Decrease other stressors (Habitat destruction, invasives, overexploitation) - Monitoring and Management (i.e. warbler moving further north) - In MI southern squirrel moving north and the northern squirrel population is moving further south - Corridors to avoid fragmentation - Prioritize species: Already occurs with funding
Located in Mitigation