Landscape Resilience in a Changing Climate: From Concepts to Action - Hayley Edmonston, Climate Resiliency Fellow, Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District This presentation was given during a workshop at the Bay Area Open Space Council's March Gathering on Thursday, March 15, 2018 at the David Brower Center in Berkeley, CA.

1. Hayley Edmonston, Climate Resiliency
Fellow
Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District

2. Presentation OutlineClimate Change Program Structure
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Adaptation
Education
and
Outreach

3. Presentation OutlineMitigation and Carbon Sequestration
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4. Presentation OutlineEducation and Outreach
“Combined with park
reductions in
emissions, the
greatest potential
impact that Golden
Gate National
Recreation Area can
have on mitigating
climate change is
through public
education.”
- Golden Gate National
Recreation Area
Climate Change Action
Plan

5. Communicating Climate Change
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6. Presentation Outline
Hayley Edmonston, Climate Resiliency Fellow
Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District
hedmonston@openspace.org
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