8:15 am Plenary Video of Climate Change Scenario (John M.) Overnight Insights and share written narratives. (Jeff M.) Explain management implications & actions Presentation: From implications & actions to management decisions: various ways to use insights from scenarios; tips on communicating scenarios and formulating no regrets actions Start to identify potential actions for each of 3-4 chosen nested scenarios. 10:00 am BREAK 10:15 am Groups Develop recommendations for selected scenarios based on mgmt. implications. Focus on no-regrets actions that apply to all selected climate futures, when possible. Prepare for testing and scientific validation of scenarios, and consider the best way to communicate the issues. 12:00 pm LUNCH 1:00 pm Groups Groups consider management implications to revise scenario narratives in follow-up webinar 2:00 pm Plenary NEXT STEPS (Bob W., How do we use this work and where do we go with it? F., What actions apply to all scenarios => least regrets actions? John M., Incorporate scenario planning into landscape-scale collaboration Jeff M.) and adaptation (working with neighbors and across jurisdictions) 3:00 pm BREAK 3:15 pm Plenary Need for follow-up discussions/teleconferences to out (Bob W., scenarios and actions for up to 3 examples for each administrative Nancy F., unit John M., Draft report from SNAP, web links and access to data Jeff M.) Public Outreach and sharing CC scenarios within and outside NPS units. Final thoughts from park superintendents. Plenary 4:15 pm FINAL THOUGHTS / THANKS/ADJOURN (Bob W). Appendix B: Workshop Participant List Lead Team Bob Winfree National Park Service, Alaska Regional Office, Regional Science Advisor
8:15 am Plenary (John M.) (Jeff M.) Video of Climate Change Scenario Overnight Insights and share written narratives. Explain management implications & actions Presentation: From implications & actions to management decisions: various ways to use insights from scenarios; tips on communicating scenarios and formulating no regrets actions Start to identify potential actions for each of 3-4 chosen nested scenarios. 10:00 am BREAK 10:15 am Groups Develop recommendations for selected scenarios based on mgmt. implications. Focus on no-regrets actions that apply to all selected climate futures, when possible. Prepare for testing and scientific validation of scenarios, and consider the best way to communicate the issues. 12:00 pm LUNCH 1:00 pm 2:00 pm Groups Plenary (Bob W., F., John M., Jeff M.) Groups consider management implications to revise scenario narratives in follow-up webinar NEXT STEPS How do we use this work and where do we go with it? What actions apply to all scenarios => least regrets actions? Incorporate scenario planning into landscape-scale collaboration and adaptation (working with neighbors and across jurisdictions) 3:00 pm BREAK 3:15 pm Plenary (Bob W., Nancy F., John M., Jeff M.) Need for follow-up discussions/teleconferences to out scenarios and actions for up to 3 examples for each administrative unit Draft report from SNAP, web links and access to data Public Outreach and sharing CC scenarios within and outside NPS units. Final thoughts from park superintendents. 4:15 pm Plenary (Bob W). FINAL THOUGHTS / THANKS/ADJOURN Appendix B: Workshop Participant List Lead Team Bob Winfree National Park Service, Alaska Regional Office, Regional Science Advisor
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