and Landuse Change! Existing Landuse Possible Futures Scenario 1 Scenario 2 Scenario 3 Possible Futures Scenario 1 Scenario 2 Scenario 3 Projected Landuse.

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and Landuse Change!

Existing Landuse Possible Futures Scenario 1 Scenario 2 Scenario 3 Possible Futures Scenario 1 Scenario 2 Scenario 3 Projected Landuse 1 Projected Landuse 2 Projected Landuse 3 Focal species or process Vulnerability Assessment (x 3 scenarios) Vulnerability Assessment (x 3 scenarios) Vulnerability Assessment

Projected Landuse 1 Projected Landuse 2 Projected Landuse 3 Housing Density + Energy Development (Conservative) Buffered Core Areas (using Wade 2011) Housing Density + Energy Development (Aggressive)

Regional Context Feasibility Expense Robustness to uncertainty Timeframe of impacts Consistency with policy Stakeholder buy in Protect current biodiversity Protect future biodiversity Maintain ecological processes Maintain/restore connectivity Protect climate refugia Protect landscape features 1. Define Climate Adaptation Networks 2. Identify Conservation Targets 3. Conduct Vulnerability Assessments 4. Identify Adaptation Options 5. Conduct Risk Assessment 6. Implement Management 7. Monitor, Review, Revise

 Heller (2009): #1 theme “the need for regional institutional coordination for reserve planning and management and to improve connectivity  “Engage in regional, multi-ownership planning to make adaptive actions more effective” (Spies, et al. 2010)

 Demonstrate how vulnerability assessments can inform spatially-explicit adaptation options at a regional (and thus cross- jurisdictional) scale Maximize the match between adaptation options and management mandates Identify “low-hanging fruit” and areas of mis-match  Given mis-matches, what governance structures and/or policies may be meaningful or needed at the regional level?

Questionnaire for LCC-VP Collaborators 1. Describe your level of knowledge about past change climate and land use from 1900 to present and about projected future climate and land use to What is your current approach to managing natural resources under climate and land use change? List 3-5 of the key steps you use to go from identifying potential conservation concerns to implementing management to alleviate concerns for high priority issues? 3. Do you currently have the data and decision support tools necessary to execute these steps? 4. What are the major conceptual challenges you face in executing these steps? 5. What additional resources (concepts, data, and/or tools) would improve your ability to manage under climate and land use change?