In partnership with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS), the Southern Climate Impacts Planning Program (SCIPP) has recently completed a report detailing findings of a World Cafe break out session from a USFWS and U.S. Geological Survey climate change workshop held in Austin, TX. The report analyzes information that was collected during the 4-part session, which included separate discussions on stressors on wildlife and natural systems, needs and priorities, assisted migration, and creating and maintaining connectivity on the landscape. Participants in the exercise were largely from the landscape and resource management community with more than 34 different organizations represented.
Please click on the image below to read or obtain a copy of the report. The report is also available in our SCIPP Documents section.
