1. Adaptation – management actions to help fish and wildlife and their habitats adapt to climate change, using a Strategic Habitat Conservation Framework.

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1. Adaptation – management actions to help fish and wildlife and their habitats adapt to climate change, using a Strategic Habitat Conservation Framework 2. Mitigation: Reducing our carbon footprint, implementing carbon sequestration 3. Engagement: Reaching out to employees, and partners to seek solutions for climate change threats to fish and wildlife conservation Three Key Strategies

Specific actions we will take from to implement the goals and objectives in the Strategic Plan One Example: Build regional and field technical capacity through partnerships called Landscape Conservation Cooperatives. The LCC’s will be the primary means for obtaining and applying the best climate change science to conservation delivery on the ground 5-Year Action Plan for Implementing the Climate Change Strategic Plan

Acquire best available science ID strategies to achieve goals, Design a Plan NWRS – Manage and protect habitat and species Monitor progress, track success. Adapt delivery as needed = adaptive management

A national geographic framework upon which the USFWS can work with partners to connect project and site-specific efforts to larger biological goals and outcomes