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Forest Service & Natural Resource Conservation Service Resources for Tribal Climate Change

Forest Service & Natural Resource Conservation Service Resources for Tribal Climate Change Adaptation 2014. Tribal Partnerships. http://www.fs.fed.us/research/tribal-engagement/climate-change.php. Tribal Partnerships. Tribal Partnerships. http://tribalclimate.uoregon.edu /.

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Forest Service & Natural Resource Conservation Service Resources for Tribal Climate Change

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  1. Forest Service & Natural Resource Conservation Service Resources for Tribal Climate Change Adaptation 2014

  2. Tribal Partnerships • http://www.fs.fed.us/research/tribal-engagement/climate-change.php

  3. Tribal Partnerships

  4. Tribal Partnerships http://tribalclimate.uoregon.edu/

  5. Adaptation Science

  6. Adaptation Science • http://www.fs.fed.us/ccrc/

  7. Adaptation Tools

  8. Tribal Outreach and Collaboration The purpose of this presentation is to provide a framework for collaboration with Indian tribes that have an interest in the NRCS conservation provisions of the 2014 Farm Bill to ensure that Indian tribes and their members have full access of our technical and program financial assistance.

  9. NRCS wishes to collaborate with Indian tribes on: • Specific issues in the 2014 Farm Bill provisions for each NRCS program that impact or may impact Indian tribes and their members. • Focus on specifics that will help ensure more meaningful dialogue and provide an opportunity to key in on items that may affect Indian tribes and their members’ ability to fully participate in NRCS programs. • Incorporating tribal recommendations and inputs from these into NRCS program policy development.

  10. Programs Financial Assistance EQIP – Environmental Quality Incentives Program CSP – Conservation Stewardship Program AMA – Agricultural Management Assistance Program Easements ACEP – Agricultural Conservation Easement Program HFRP – Healthy Forests Reserve Program

  11. Programs Partnerships RCPP –Regional Conservation Partnership Program Other VPAHIP – Voluntary Public Access and Habitat Incentive Program CIG – Conservation Innovation Grants ACES – Agricultural Conservation Experience Services Program

  12. EQIP: Conservation Innovation Grants

  13. Conservation Stewardship Program

  14. Agricultural Conservation Easement Program FRPP GRP WRP

  15. Healthy Forests Reserve Program

  16. Regional Conservation Partnership Program

  17. USDA Climate Change Hubs • Technical support – tools, strategies, partnerships • Assessments and forecasts – regional assessments and data for risk management • Outreach and education – extension on climate impacts and risk management

  18. USDA Climate Change Hub Regions http://www.usda.gov/oce/climate_change/hubs/Hubs_Leadership_Contacts.pdf

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