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Climate change is expected to pose major challenges for the management of
natural resources in California. Modeled changes in species ranges and habitat
conditions need to be addressed in species and habitat management planning.
This series of brown bag seminars contributes to the urgently needed discussion
between scientists and natural resource managers and planners. We invite you to
bring your lunch to any or all of these sessions and join in the discussion!
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Adaptation Options for Climate-Sensitive Ecosystems
Dr.
Peter Stine, Sierra Nevada Research Center, U.S.
Forest Service
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Climate
Change and the Future of California's Endemic Flora
Dr.
Scott Loarie, Carnegie Institution of Washington,
Stanford
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Climate Change and Species in California: Adapting or Going
Extinct?
Dr. Terry
Root, Stanford University
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Development
of the Dept. of Fish and Game's Climate Change Adaptation Strategy
Armand Gonzales, California Department
of Fish and Game, Rancho Cordova
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Impacts of Climate Change on San Francisco Bay-Delta Tidal
Wetlands
Dr.
John Callaway, University of San Francisco
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Climate Change Adaptation: Assisted Colonization of Vulnerable
Species
Dr.
Mark Schwartz, University of California, Davis
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