INDIRECT IMPACTS INDIRECT IMPACTS POTENTIAL TO LIVELIHOODS TO BIODIVERSITY CLIMATE DIRECT IMPACTS TO CLIMATE RISKS ADAPTIVE FROM BIODIVERSITY FROM LIVELIHOOD STRESSORS BIODIVERSITY RESPONSES IMPACTS IMPACTS interview, UWA, management planning and conservancy August 2016). implementation is the Iriri/Amudat CWMA adjoining Pian Upe WR. Scale up measures to control wildlife movement outside the PA (physical boundaries, vegetation boundaries, unpalatable crops, re- areas in the PA with palatable grasses, etc.). The Narus Valley Responses to may no longer Increased HWC, biodiversity impacts: provide dry season affecting livelihoods De-silt existing water for wildlife. of livestock keepers wildlife watering Exacerbated by in the surrounding points in the KVNP unsustainable communities and/or to make them utilization, reduction pastoralists. functional. in breeding and Reduction of wetland Establish new, feeding areas for resources, such as Increased drying of well-distributed avifauna, fish and craft materials, wetlands and other water watering points (to wildlife that rely on thatching, herbal serve areas with high sources. wetlands. plants, vegetables animal concentrations Drying of the but with little water and other plants used wetland during the dry season, for food in the dry complex could e.g., the northern seasons. This could degrade or destroy sector in in turn diminish this globally the KVNP) to keep community support important habitat for wildlife inside the for the PAs and for migratory birds. PA.
CLIMATE STRESSORS CLIMATE RISKS DIRECT IMPACTS TO BIODIVERSITY INDIRECT IMPACTS TO LIVELIHOODS FROM BIODIVERSITY IMPACTS INDIRECT IMPACTS TO BIODIVERSITY FROM LIVELIHOOD IMPACTS POTENTIAL ADAPTIVE RESPONSES interview, UWA, August 2016). management planning and conservancy implementation is the Iriri/Amudat CWMA adjoining Pian Upe WR. Scale up measures to control wildlife movement outside the PA (physical boundaries, vegetation boundaries, unpalatable crops, areas in the PA with palatable grasses, etc.). Increased drying of wetlands and other water sources. The Narus Valley may no longer provide dry season water for wildlife. Exacerbated by unsustainable utilization, reduction in breeding and feeding areas for avifauna, fish and wildlife that rely on wetlands. Drying of the wetland complex could degrade or destroy this globally important habitat for migratory birds. Increased HWC, affecting livelihoods of livestock keepers in the surrounding communities and/or pastoralists. Reduction of wetland resources, such as craft materials, thatching, herbal plants, vegetables and other plants used for food in the dry seasons. This could in turn diminish community support for the PAs and for Responses to biodiversity impacts: De-silt existing wildlife watering points in the KVNP to make them functional. Establish new, well-distributed watering points (to serve areas with high animal concentrations but with little water during the dry season, e.g., the northern sector in the KVNP) to keep wildlife inside the PA. re-
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