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November 17, 2019
Ecosystem Workgroup Climate & Communities Initiative September 2018 Agenda Item G.3.
Agenda Item G.3.b Supplemental Presentation 1 September 2018
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Ecosystem Workgroup Climate & Communities Initiative September - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Ecosystem Workgroup Climate & Communities Initiative September - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Agenda Item G.3.b Supplemental Presentation 1 September 2018 Ecosystem Workgroup Climate & Communities Initiative September 2018 Agenda Item G.3. November 17, 2019 1 2 The goal of a cross-FMP Climate and Communities Initiative is to
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The goal of a cross-FMP Climate and Communities Initiative is to consider, develop, and implement strategies for improving the flexibility and responsiveness of our management actions to near-term climate shift and long-term climate change, and strategies for increasing the resiliency of our managed stocks and fisheries to those changes. This approach should better support West Coast fishing communities that depend on marine fishery resources.
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Consider strategies for:
- improving the flexibility and
responsiveness of our management actions to near-term climate shift and long-term climate change, and
- increasing the resiliency of our
managed stocks and fisheries to those changes.
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Morrison and Termini, 2016, A Review of Potential Approaches for Managing Marine Fisheries in a Changing Climate:
- monitoring stocks and the system to be more aware of climate
variability and its effects,
- improving the status and structure of managed stocks so that
those stocks are more resilient to change, including tailoring harvest control rules more closely to the environmental regime for species where linkages have been identified, or
- increasing flexibility and adaptability in fisheries management
programs so that the fishing industry can be more flexible and adaptable to change. Chavez et al., 2017, Readying California Fisheries for Climate Change:
- manage fisheries to build ecological and social resilience
- manage fisheries to increase adaptability and support
transitions
- strengthen forecasting
- expand crossboundary coordination on fisheries management
Treaty Tribes of Western Washington, 2016, Climate Change and Our Natural Resources, on marine essential fish habitat:
- consider protections for fish nursery grounds
- ask whether existing closed-area boundaries still apply to the
species, stocks, and habitats they were intended to protect
- ask whether there may be West Coast marine habitat features
that are particularly vulnerable to climate change
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- support scenario planning
- diagnose FMP readiness for
management measures that aid adaptation to a changing climate, and
- identify decision processes
and associated analyses where climate information should be incorporated into fisheries management.
Supplemental Report
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Unless indicated on image, all images are courtesy of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, except: Slide 2: Sonoma County, California Air Resources Board Slide 3: Seven Sages of the Bamboo Grove (1800,) Kubo Shunman, U.S. Library of Congress Slide 4: schooling jack mackerel, Adam Obaza; Unsorted pink shrimp haul, ODFW; Middle Fork of the Salmon River, IDFG Slide 8: Horseshoeing hammer, Library of Congress; Staff Sgt. Nathan Burkhart and F- 35 tire and brake toolbox, Eglin Air Force base. Slide 10: Galaxy background, NASA; Pacific Fishery Management Council foreground, PFMC Slide 14: Fog over Klamath River, NPS