Adaptation Projects
MISSING - Enhancing Indigenous-Led Community-Based Monitoring
To evaluate the uptake of adaptation research, this project reviewed five climate adaptation plans written in the Yukon over the past decade and conducted interviews focusing on the Dawson Climate Change Adaptation plan.
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Through partnership with the Boreal Ecosystems Analysis for Conservation Networks, NWBLCC implemented a new approach to conservation planning.
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The Integrated Ecosystem Model is designed to help resource managers understand the nature and expected rate of landscape change.
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This review summarized and synthesized 120 management plan goals within the northwest boreal geography to enable comparison across plans.
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To inform management for a resilient and functioning landscape, this coordinated monitoring system set minimum standards to allow cooperators to combine monitoring data to make landscape scale inferences.
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This book synthesizes the latest research on boreal ecosystems to provide a resource for land and resource managers as these ecosystems continually change and shift.
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This research models patterns of climate connectivity to map linkages among protected areas that promote climate change resilience.
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This process provides an important example for how other scientists and managers can work with native communities effectively synthesizing traditional knowledge and western science data.
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This project created the Northwest Boreal Science and Management Research Tool (SMMRT) that catalogues articles, reports, land management plans, and datasets into a user-friendly database.
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This study identified potential landscape linkages to provide a proactive land use planning tool amid scenarios of change and development.
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This study created a Conservation Social Network to be used to leverage partner expertise and better facilitate collaboration
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This project documented traditional ecosystem management practices to provide insight and understanding into the culturally-based rules which guide land management.
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