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A welcome to the workshop and introduction to the BC Agricultural Climate Adaptation Research network.
BC Agricultural Climate Adaptation Research Network
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BC Agricultural Climate Adaptation Research Workshop Welcome, Sean Smukler, UBC
- DECEMBER 2-3, 2019 BC AGRICULTURAL CLIMATE ADAPTATION RESEARCH PROVINCIAL WORKSHOP KELOWNA, BC BCACARN.com
- Funding provided in part by:
- The Climate Challenge ● Research and development is needed now ● Resources are limited ● The problem is long-term, widespread and complex ● Solution really need to be transdisciplinary
- Mission Enhance climate change adaptation research in the BC agriculture industry by promoting the sharing of research information, expertise, and resources in the province
- ACARN Objectives 1. Strengthen cross-province collaboration and sustain the network 2. Share research information, expertise and resources 3. Coordinate network research projects 4. Enhance the accessibility of applied research outcomes 5. Train future researchers and outreach specialists
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- Today’s Agenda: Three Sessions 1. Agricultural extension - better utilizing existing resources & networks to support climate adaptation 2. Collaboration to improve baseline data for agricultural adaptation 3. Opportunities for integrating research across data sets & disciplines to better guide agricultural adaptation
- Today’s Objectives ● Establish some basic background ● Interact with a diverse group of participants ● Build an understanding of challenges and discuss solutions ● Find synergies among us and start to build on them
- Special thanks to: Serena Black John Janmaat Joanne Taylor Lauren Arnold Emily MacNair Jason Lussier Kirsten Hannam Shauna MacKinnon
Editor's Notes
- We would like to acknowledge that today’s workshop takes place on the traditional, ancestral, unceded territory of the Syilx/Okanagan People.
- Before we begin we would like to thank the funders of this workshop - all of you who purchased tickets to attend, the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, and the governments of Canada and British Columbia under the Canadian Agricultural Partnership, a federal-provincial-territorial initiative.
- NOW Producers across the province are facing a wide range of challenges from pests, to water management, to nutrient use RESOURCES LIMITED The funding we have access to is limited and generally for short periods. We don’t have a clear system for prioritizing agricultural research efforts, or sharing results. Across the border in Watcom country for example there are 17 people in the Conservation district working on research and extension. Finally climate change is long-term. We need to be concerned how our decisions now will impact our children. Or other people’s children. COMPLEX The issues surrounding climate change are complex and will likely require and multi-disciplinary approach.
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