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USGS Science Strategy Planning: Engaging Stakeholders for Future Success

Learn about the USGS Science Strategy Planning Process and how teams are developing strategies for Mission Areas. Join the conversation to shape these strategies for key science themes. Visit usgs.gov/start_with_science/ for more details.

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USGS Science Strategy Planning: Engaging Stakeholders for Future Success

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  1. Background on the USGS Science Strategy Planning Process • In 2010, the USGS aligned itself with the broad science themes outlined in our 10-year Bureau-level Science Strategy. • Teams of USGS scientists are now leading the creation of 10-year science strategies for each of the new USGS Mission Areas: • USGS employees, external partners and stakeholders, and the public are being asked to weigh in on these strategies and major questions informing their creation. • These strategies are scheduled to be completed in October of 2011. • More information is available at usgs.gov/start_with_science/. • Climate and Land Use Change • Core Science Systems • Ecosystems • Energy and Minerals • Environmental Health • Natural Hazards • Water

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