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The Challenge

Discussion Questions What are key topics on vegetation/climate relationships that are best approached with simulation modeling? What types of models, spatial scales, time periods can best fill this need? What data sets are available to parameterize these models? How can these models be tested? Should the Montana vegetation modeling community interact more frequently? What might be good ways to do this?

The Challenge Vegetation response to climate change involves:

The Challenge Vegetation response to climate change involves: Climate effects on the demography of a plant species

The Challenge Vegetation response to climate change involves: Climate effects on the demography of a plant species Climate effects on other ecosystem components

Approaches Allen et al Tree Mortality

Approaches Allen et al Tree Mortality RealismCertainty

Approaches Westerling et al Fire RealismCertainty

Approaches Presence Climate Suitability for Presence RealismCertainty

Approaches Presence Coupling dynamic habitat models with stochastic population models Keith et al RealismCertainty

NASA LCCVP Approach

Needs for Science and Management Presence More realistic models with lower uncertainty at greater ecosystem scales RealismCertainty

Needs for Science and Management Presence More realistic models with lower uncertainty at greater ecosystem scales RealismCertainty For Example: Where are locations in GYE where controlling competing vegetation would allow recruitment to reproductive age classes under climate change?

Purpose of Workshop 1. Review the current approaches being used in the Northern Rockies 2. Evaluate utility, scope, limitations of each and needs for additional approaches 3. Increase communication and synergy among the community working on vegetation/climate issues. 4. Ultimately, improve our abilities to study, simulate, understand and manage RM ecosystems under climate change.