Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment of the Sauk Watershed

Dates

Start Date

2015

Contacts

Principal Investigator :

Sauk‐Suiattle Indian Tribe

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Purpose

To use methodologies developed for snowshoe hare to implement vulnerability assessments for a broader array of important tribal wildlife species and to develop a framework to assess the vulnerability of important fish and plant species.

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projectStatus	In Progress

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annualBudgets	year 2015 totalFunds 237681.0
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Organization

• Bureau of Indian Affairs

Fiscal Year

• 2015

Provenance

DEPTH-2.7.1

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agendas themes number 1 name Climate Science & Modeling options number 2 name Response of Physical Systems to Climate Change options number 3 name Response of Biological Systems to Climate Change options number 4 name Vulnerability and Adaptation options b true number 5 name Monitoring and Observation Systems options number 6 name Data, Infrastructure, Analysis, and Modeling options number 7 name Communication of Science Findings options name Northwest CSC Agenda url http://www.doi.gov/csc/northwest/upload/NW-CSC-Science-Agenda-2012-2015.pdf