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 be adversely affected on-farm production of by shifting vegetation those PA resources zones. Fewer used most by resources for surrounding community use could communities, in decrease community particular, bamboo. support for BMCA On-farm production and ECFR and of bamboo would increase conflict minimize incursions into between the PAs and BMCA and ECFR to communities. harvest already stressed bamboo resources. Responses to biodiversity impacts: Support UWA to monitor disease incidence in mountain gorilla populations and community With increased animal health workers disease incidence Increased gorilla (and to monitor and treat in wildlife, mountain possibly other zoonotic diseases in Increased disease gorillas in particular, animals) morbidity communities to incidence. and mortality. disease transmission minimize potential (Onsite interview, from gorillas to for transmission. August 2016.) people is more likely to occur. Responses to livelihoods impacts: Support efforts to address disease transmission (see above).
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 be adversely affected by shifting vegetation zones. Fewer resources for community use could decrease community support for BMCA and ECFR and increase conflict between the PAs and communities. on-farm production of those PA resources used most by surrounding communities, in particular, bamboo. On-farm production of bamboo would minimize incursions into BMCA and ECFR to harvest already stressed bamboo resources. Increased disease incidence. Increased gorilla (and possibly other animals) morbidity and mortality. (Onsite interview, August 2016.) With increased disease incidence in wildlife, mountain gorillas in particular, disease transmission from gorillas to people is more likely to occur. Responses to biodiversity impacts: Support UWA to monitor disease incidence in mountain gorilla populations and community animal health workers to monitor and treat zoonotic diseases in communities to minimize potential for transmission. Responses to livelihoods impacts: Support efforts to address disease transmission (see above).
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