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CA LCC NEWS ­­ Special Edition: Ecosystem Processes RFP, Central Valley Landscape Conservation Update, Climate Summit Update, and more!
The California Landscape Conservation Cooperative
Special Edition
March 10, 2015
CA LCC News & Events
The CA LCC's vision
is to support diverse
and thriving
ecosystems through
lasting cooperative
partnerships.
Visit the CA LCC
website Visit the Climate
Commons
Visit the National
LCC website Upcoming
Events:
CA Climate and
Agriculture Summit
March 24­25, 2015
Davis, CA
California LCC Seeks Proposals for Ecosystem Process Projects
The California LCC is looking to fund one
to three ecosystem process projects
that increase understanding of the
impacts of changing hydrologic
regimes and processes on species,
habitats, and ecosystems. The purpose of these projects are to lead
to development of Climate­Smart
Conservation actions by natural resource
managers. Proposals must be submitted
by a team of manager and scientists.
Proposals are due April 15, 2015 at 5:00 PM PDT. An information webinar will be held on March 25, 2015.
Click here for more information.
Central Valley Landscape Conservation Project Update
Point Blue Climate­
Smart Planning Tools
Workshop
March 25, 2015
San Rafael, CA
Science for Parks,
Parks for Science
March 25­27, 2015
UC Berkeley
Communicating
about Climate
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Impacts and
Engaging
Stakeholders in
Solutions
April 30 ­ May 1,
2015
Tiburon, CA
National Adaptation
Forum
May 12­14, 2015
St. Louis, MO
Open Space
Conference
May 14, 2015
Richmond, CA
Spatial Data Science
Bootcamp
May 20­23, 2015
UC Berkeley
Understanding the
Ecological Value of
Chaparral
Landscapes
June 8­10, 2015
Arcadia, CA
American Water
Resources
Association
Specialty Conference
"Climate Change
Adaptation"
June 15­17, 2015
New Orleans, LA
The Central Valley Landscape
Conservation Project (CVLCP) is a
partnership of natural resource
managers and scientists working to
identify Climate­Smart Conservation
actions that will maximize the adaptive
capacity of priority species, habitats,
and ecosystems to support an
ecologically connected Central Valley
landscape. Find out the latest activities of the
project teams:
Scenario Planning Workshop
Last week, the partnership developed a common understanding
of a range of future conditions in the Central Valley as a basis
for identifying priority natural resources and adaptation
strategies and actions. Look for workshop results available on
the website soon!
Priority Natural Resources The project partnership will meet in
late spring to identify priority natural resources for development
of adaptation strategies and actions in the Central Valley.
Partnership Growth Over 80 individuals and 20 conservation
organizations and state and federal agencies have come
together to form project teams that will guide the project
progress. Click here to see who is participating. Learn About Related Central Valley Work A recording is available of the recent webinar "Impacts of
Climate Change on Waterbirds of the Central Valley" by Joe
Fleskes and Elliott Matchett at USGS.
Change of Plans!
April Landscape Conservation Workshop Has Moved
New time and location
Week of October 26th
Hyatt Regency, Sacramento
Due to an exciting opportunity to join efforts with other partners, the
CA LCC is restructuring the previously announced April Landscape
Conservation Workshop. We will be partnering with the Southwest
Climate Science Center and the USDA Southwest Climate Hub to
organize a "Climate Summit" in Sacramento during late October. The Climate Summit will seek to bring scientists and managers
together to increase collaboration and share lessons learned on
Climate­Smart Conservation in California and the southwest region.
Stay tuned to the CA LCC News for updates and opportunities on this
event!
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Webinar: Climate­Smart Adaptation in the North­central
California Coast and Ocean
March 12, 2015
10:00 ­ 11:00 AM
Speaker Sara Hutto,
Ocean Climate Specialist
for the Gulf of the
Farallones National
Marine Sanctuary, will
present the results of a vulnerability assessment for species, habitats,
and ecosystem services in the North­central California region. Click here for more information on this webinar. Click here for more information on the North­central California Coast
and Ocean Climate­Smart Adaptation Project.
Other Events
Webinar ­ Vulnerability and Adaptation Strategies of
Pteropods in the California Current Ecosystem
March 19, 2015
11:00 ­ 12:00 PM PST
Speaker Nina Bednarsek, NOAA Pacific
Marine Environmental Laboratory, will
present her work understanding and
forecasting of pteropod responses to ocean
acidification in the California Current
Ecosystem.
Click here for more information. Point Blue Climate­Smart Planning Tools Workshop
March 25, 2015
San Rafael, CA
Point Blue Conservation Science is hosting a workshop to empower
local decision­makers to develop climate­smart strategies and to take
actions to ensure healthy, sustainable, and resilient riparian and
wetland ecosystems. The workshop will teach participants how to use
two climate­smart tools "Future Marshes Tool" and "Climate­Smart
Riparian Restoration Toolkit."
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CA LCC NEWS ­­ Special Edition: Ecosystem Processes RFP, Central Valley Landscape Conservation Update, Climate Summit Update, and more!
Click here for more
information. Other News
Interior Department to Announce $8 Million for Tribal
Climate Change Adaptation and Planning Projects
Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell announced that the Interior
Department will make $8 million available to fund projects that promote
tribal climate change adaptation and ocean and coastal management
planning through its Tribal Climate Resilience Program. Click here for more information. Science Applications and LCC Network Communication Manager
Now open for applications: a rare and
exciting opportunity to serve as the
LCC Network and USFWS
spokesperson on the activities of the
LCCs and USFWS actions related to
climate change and landscape
approaches to conservation. The employee will coordinate development and implementation of
communications strategies. S/he will lead and coordinate the LCC
Network communications team to provide creative, innovative,
effective messaging about LCCs. Click here for more information.
Good Reads
Are conservation organizations configured for
effective adaptation to global change ­
Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment
Assessing species vulnerability to climate
change ­ Nature Climate Change
New Study Outlines Range of Climate­
Ready Options for Fisheries Managers ­ The
Pew Charitable Trusts
The Siberian crater saga is more widespreas ­ and scarier ­ than
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anyone thought ­ The Washington Post
Photo of the Week ­ Glacier National Park
Credit: Shan Lin at www.sharetheexperience.org
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