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Climate Change and Federal Land Management: Assessing Priorities Using a Social Network Approach

Dates

Start Date
2010
End Date
2011
Release Date
2011

Summary

We are seeking to better understand networks among resource managers with respect to developing plans for climate change adaptation. We are pursuing this through a network analysis based on a survey of federal resource management staff and scientists in the southwestern and Midwestern U.S. Originally planned, this study was conceived to cover the Southwest and North Central Climate Science Centers, as defined by the USGS. In practice, surveys are most easily distributed within regions as defined by the federal resource agencies. Unfortunately, there is no uniform set of regions. We have tried to be comprehensive in our survey and cover at least the North Central and Southwestern Region.

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Contacts

Principal Investigator :
Mark Schwartz, Mark Lubell
Cooperator/Partner :
Casey Peters
Funding Agency :
NCCWSC
CMS Group :
Climate Adaptation Science Centers (CASC) Program

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“Rocky Mountain National Park - Credit: Alan Cressler”
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Rocky Mountain National Park - Credit: Alan Cressler
Rocky Mountain National Park - Credit: Alan Cressler

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  • National CASC
  • National and Regional Climate Adaptation Science Centers

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