Vulnerability Assessment Workshop for Priority Natural Resources of the California Central Valley
Post-Workshop Notes
This page was developed to support the vulnerability assessments by 30 invited resource experts at a workshop as part of the Central Valley Landscape Conservation Project. The page is preserved here to document our process.
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Workshop Details
Date: October 8-9, 2015
Location: Alumni Center, Parking Lot 8, College Town Drive, Sacramento State University [Campus map]
Contact: Debra Schlafmann
Goals:
This workshop is part of the Central Valley Landscape Conservation Project, and will accomplish the following:
- Assess the vulnerability to climate change of a suite of stakeholder-identified priority natural resources, with the intention of subsequently (in future workshops) developing adaptation strategies for these resources and addressing key management questions of our partners.
- Provide vulnerability assessment training, resources, support, and tools to participants to extend this process to similar efforts in their own work.
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Workshop Materials: Handouts and Worksheets: Required Readings: |
 San Joaquin kit foxes, a species in the "Burrowing Mammals" priority species group. |
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Background Information: Central Valley-wide Information
Information By Priority Natural Resource Group
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