Workshops
Pacific Region Workshops for Agencies, Tribes and Other Organizations
The Fish and Wildlife Service has co-hosted a series of regional forums to help share information on the potential effects of climate change in coastal areas, mountains, and other landscapes, and to identify ways we might better prepare to manage natural resources in the coming decades. Information from the first three workshops listed below is available by clicking the link to the workshop's web page.
- Workshop on Climate Change Impacts
on Natural Resource Management in the Coastal Ecosystem of California,
Oregon, and Washington. January
29-30, 2009, San Francisco
- Workshop on Climate Change Impacts
on Natural Resource Management in the Columbia River Basin,
June 24-25, 2008, Boise, Idaho. - Agenda Executive
Summary
- Workshop on Climate Change Impacts
on Natural Resource Management in Indian Country, May 29-30,
2008, Seattle, Washington. - Agenda
- Workshop on Climate Change Impacts on Natural Resource Management
in Hawai`i March 26, 2008, Honolulu, Hawai`i
- U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Climate Change training session for employees, Honolulu, Hawai`i, January 17.
- U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Climate Change science training sessions for employees sponsored by the Univ. of Washington Climate Impacts Group and others: Lacey, WA, February 11; Portland, OR, February 12; Boise, ID, February 13 and Spokane, WA, February 14.