[APWG] WEBINAR RECORDING: Thinking About Adaptation: Exploring the Resist-Accept-Direct Framework

[Park, Margaret E]

Last month I sent out this webinar notice at the last minute, so If you didn't get a chance to see it, below I have inserted a link to the webinar recording.

https://fws.rev.vbrick.com/#/videos/3d468dcb-47bf-4f43-8cc8-efece0da832a


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From: Park, Margaret E
Sent: Tuesday, June 22, 2021 11:18 AM
To: apwg at lists.plantconservation.org <apwg at lists.plantconservation.org>
Subject: WEBINAR: Thinking About Adaptation: Exploring the Resist-Accept-Direct Framework; TODAY; 2:00-3:30 EDT


Webinar date/time: June 22, 2021



Duration: 1.5 hours



What will you learn?

Climate change is a complex management problem because it involves persistent change across large landscapes and is difficult to address locally. Conditions fueled by or worsened by climate change may favor species new to an area over those that have been longtime inhabitants. The result: ecological transformation—a thorough system makeover that can occur when species move due to changes in their surrounding environment. Recognizing the need for coordinated action, representatives of several natural resource management agencies met in 2018 to develop a framework to address ecological transformation. The Resist-Accept-Direct framework allows managers to choose from three management responses: • Resist the direction of change, by working to maintain or restore function, structure or composition, based on historical or table current conditions. • Accept the direction of change, by allowing the change to occur without intervening. • Direct the change, by actively managing processes, function, structure or composition toward a new desired condition.



Cases: We will explore landscape management in the southwest, coastal forest transition in Maine, and cold-water fish management in the upper Midwest.



Details:

https://livestream.com/nctc



Webinar presented by National Conservation Training Center
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