Incorporating Nature’s Services into Climate Adaptation Planning In California Suzanne Langridge Stanford University.

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Incorporating Nature’s Services into Climate Adaptation Planning In California Suzanne Langridge Stanford University

Nature’s Services for Coastal California

How will climate change and adaptation strategies affect nature’s services and the people that rely on them?

Incorporating Nature’s Services into Climate Adaptation Planning In California Design and assess strategies Apply, adapt and revise InVEST models Inform decision-making Evaluate Communicate Vegetation Agriculture Urban Sanitation Drainage Elkhorn Slough Santa Cruz Monterey

Ecosystem Services into Climate Adaptation Planning at Three Scales State Regional Local

Local –Elkhorn Slough Important flatfish nursery 750+ species 50,000 visitors/year Largest saltmarsh Central CA Agricultural economy

Local –Elkhorn Slough Synergize economic and ecological issues in agricultural industry TNC Coastal Resilience Project

Regional - Integrated Regional Water Management Plans

Determine vulnerability of people and infrastructure: water resources infrastructure, coastal communities ecosystem services Highlighting the role of habitat in reducing vulnerability

No SLR 0.4 m SLR by m SLR by 2100 Relative vulnerability to coastal storms and 3 SLR scenarios Mill Creek Big Creek Willow Creek Monterey Marina Moss Landing Seaside Pt. Sur Coastal Vulnerability Habitats included: Emergent marsh Kelp Dunes (high and low)

Coastal Vulnerability HabitatNo Habitat Difference Mill Creek Big Creek Willow Creek Monterey Marina Moss Landing Seaside Pt. Sur Habitats included: Emergent marsh Kelp Dunes (high and low) Nature’s protection from storms and sea level rise (1.4m)

State - California Coastal Commission

Engage, Inform, and Help Shape Climate Adaptation Planning Design and assess strategies Apply, adapt and revise InVEST models Inform decision-making Evaluate Communicate

Questions?

State – California Coastal Commission Broad Beach Case Study

State - California Coastal Commission

Habitats Stressors Ecosystem Risk Habitat Risk Assessment Pt. Sur Dune (backed) Kelp Intermittent Dune (not backed) Perennial Closed Wave Exposure SLR Lagoons Pt. Sur