Photo: NRCS, Western Oklahoma, June 2011 Fostering Drought Mitigation Strategies through Information Services Michael Hayes National Drought Mitigation.

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Photo: NRCS, Western Oklahoma, June 2011 Fostering Drought Mitigation Strategies through Information Services Michael Hayes National Drought Mitigation Center School of Natural Resources University of Nebraska-Lincoln USDA Agricultural Outlook Forum “Moving Agriculture Forward” February 23-24, 2012

Drought Mitigation Mitigation: actions and programs done before a drought that would reduce long-term vulnerability to future droughts Natural hazards community “Adaptation” in climate change vocabulary

The Cycle of Disaster Management

Billion Dollar Disasters NCDC, Disaster Events Damage$ $/Event Hurricanes Tornadoes Droughts Floods Fires Winter-related Total

2011 Drought Impacts NCDC: total direct losses to crops, livestock, and timber = $10 billion Texas: $5.2 billion in agricultural losses through July Livestock $2.1 billion, Crop losses $3.1 billion $13.1 billion in agricultural losses since 1998 Oklahoma: more than $2 billion in agricultural losses Kansas: more that $1.7 billion in agricultural losses

2011 Livestock Impacts Oklahoma experienced a 12% cattle inventory decline. New Mexico: “2011 the worst year in memory for the range livestock industry.” Texas: “ Of the 15,500 members of the Texas and Southwest Cattle Raisers Association, 84% have reported reducing herd size by an average of 38%. This translates to a net reduction of 600,000 to 800,000 head, or about 12%-16% of supply. Total impacts on the Texas economy are estimated at $2.2 billion from livestock losses alone.”

Characteristics of Crisis Management Reactive, post- impact Poorly coordinated Untimely Poorly targeted Ineffective Decreases self- reliance  greater vulnerability

Risk Management: Planning State level Local level Municipalities: Drought Ready Communities River Basins Producers: Managing Risk on the Ranch International

Managing Drought Risk on the Ranch Drought planning process and web-based educational resource for forage and rangeland producers Initiated with RMA funding in 2006 Collaborators include SDSU, TX A&M, UNL, and ranchers and advisors from SD, NE, KS, CO, TX

International Drought Planning Guides

Risk Management: Mitigation

Categories of Drought Mitigation Actions Improved monitoring Drought planning Communication and coordination Information Services Education/public awareness Water supply augmentation Demand reduction/water conservation Water use conflict resolution Legislation/policy changes

Collaborate with officials and relevant stakeholders to identify appropriate methods for categorizing, reporting, and accessing drought mitigation case studies and news stories Develop a user-friendly web interface for improving accessibility Based off of the concepts used by the Drought Impact Reporter and UN-ISDR Mitigation Database Project

Risk Management: NIDIS

Drought and Water Resources: Federal Partnerships (States, Tribes, Urban, other) Monitoring & Forecasting Drought and Flood Impacts Assessments and Scenarios Communication and Outreach Engaging Preparedness & Adaptation Early Warning Information Slide Courtesy of Roger Pulwarty, NOAA/NIDIS

Risk Management Education for Ranchers Workshop Curriculum Downloadable Workbook Updates to Managing Drought Risk on the Ranch Website Materials Development 3 Workshops – KS, NE, CO Participants also view via Webinar Webinars Archived as Web Modules for NDMC and other targeted websites Delivery of Materials Pre- and post- Workshop assessments Follow Up evaluations 1 month post- workshop Documentation of Results Products: Workshops in KS, CO, NE; workbook based on Managing Drought Risk on the Ranch website; archived materials available online First workshop held January 21 st, Emporia, KS Links to archives (ppt and audio):

Transforming Climate Variability and Change Information for Cereal Crop Producers in the Midwest Linda Prokopy, PhD Purdue University Linda Prokopy, PhD Purdue University

State climatologists Crop modelers Agronomists Economists Social scientists RCC staff NOAA staff

Final Thought “Moving forward”, drought risk management needs to be placed into the broader context of the issues surrounding water, sustainability, and all natural hazards.

Michael Hayes National Drought Mitigation Center