North Cascadia Adaptation Partnership
Preparing for climate change through science-management collaboration
NCAP is a Forest Service - National Park Service collaboration that is using an "all lands" approach to:
- Increase awareness of climate change;
- Assess the vulnerability of cultural and natural resources; and
- Incorporate climate change adaptation into current management of federal lands in the North Cascades region.
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What's new to the NCAP website:
February 2012: Workshop on Climate Change, Wildlife, and Wildlife Habitat in the North Cascadia Ecosystem
January 2012: Updates have been made to the Climate Change Adaptation Resources & Links page including the newly released final version of Responding to Climate Change in National Forests: A Guidebook for Developing Adaptation Options.
December 2011: Workshop on Climate Change, Hydrology, and Access in the North Cascadia Ecosystem
November 2011: Workshop on Climate Change Adaptation for Vegetation Management in the North Cascadia Ecosystem
September 2011: The final report from the Olympic Climate Change Adpatation Case Study is available.
August 2011: NCAP progress report (PDF)
July 2011: A Workshop on Climate Change, Fish, and Fish Habitat Management in the North Cascadia Ecosystem