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(Un)Successful Adaptation NERRS Science Collaborative 1 Welcome Enjoy your lunch and dive right in! What does successful adaptation mean to you? In your work? NERRS Science Collaborative 2 Fourth National Adaptation Forum Madison,

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(Un)Successful Adaptation

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Welcome

Enjoy your lunch and dive right in!

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What does “successful adaptation” mean to you? In your work?

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Project Introduction:

Successful Adaptation Indicators & Metrics

Susi Moser, Ph.D. James Arnott, Dani Boudreau, Kristin Goodrich, Annie Cox, Syverine Bentz

Fourth National Adaptation Forum • Madison, WI • April 24, 2019

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The SAIM Team

Chris Feurt & Annie Cox, Wells Lisa Auermuller, Jacques Cousteau Betsy Blair & Emilie Hauser, Hudson Dani Boudreau & Kristen Goodrich Tijuana River Syverine Bentz & Jessica Shepherd, Kachemak Bay Susi Moser & James Arnott NERRS Science Collaborative technical support

  • n Catalyst

project

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What Is the Problem We’re Addressing?

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Sea is rising What to plan for? When to act? What to do? Is it the right thing? Is it working?

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SAIM Project Goals

  • 1. Overarching NERRS-focused objective: Help reserves

– Define “success” for their own purposes – Develop useful, impactful metrics to track progress (along adaptation pathway) – Learn from each other (through a multiple-site, comparative approach)

  • 2. Overarching broader objective: Contribute to scientific

and policy debates

– Share lessons with regional partners, other reserves, coastal scientists and managers faced with similar challenges – Contribute to national indicator system – Contribute to broader “M&E” discussion in the adaptation community

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Progress to Date

  • 3 webinars specifically focused on SAIM project for NERRS
  • 6 workshops across 5 partnering reserves
  • 5+ semi-annual survey/check-ins with cohorts + annual

meeting interaction (incl. professional sharing)

  • 1 peer-reviewed publication (2nd in progress)
  • Several presentations to interested parties beyond NEERS

– USDN (May 2015) – Community Resilience Panel (April 2016) – National Academy of Science (December 2016) – American Society of Adaptation Professionals (April 2017) – National Socioenvironmental Synthesis Center (Aug 2017) – Social Coast Forum (February 2018) – Restore America’s Estuaries (2018)

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Toolkit Development

  • Tijuana River NERR – lead

– Project management – Collaboration

  • 3 additional partner reserves on

project team

  • Susi & James – technical support,

partners in implementation

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Sharing What We Learned Systemwide …and Beyond

  • Key: • Reserves participating in SAIM project and toolkit • Reserve involved in SAIM project
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The Successful Indicators and Metrics Toolkit

(and Community of Practice)

  • Focus: Coastal areas actively working on

climate change adaptation but intended for broader audience

  • Audiences:

– Reserve programs and other coastal managers – Adaptation professionals and their partners

  • Goals:

1. Integrate learning from project to date 2. Share facilitation tools and resources systemwide and beyond 3. Build capacity around identifying, selecting, tracking and using SAIMs

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Input in Toolkit Design

  • Elicitations ongoing

– Professional Sharing Sessions with NERRS (2016, 2017, 2018) – Social Coast Forum 2018 – NERRS SC Advisory Board – RAE 2018 – NAF 2019 - TODAY!!

11 Photo: Susi Moser

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SAIM Toolkit: Initial Content Ideas

  • Introduction and

motivation to develop SAIMs

  • Indicator development in

larger context of adaptation planning

  • Facilitation tools for

different stages in process

  • Lessons learned
  • Sample indicators
  • Readings & Resources
  • Opportunity to enter and

track data over time

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  • 1. Exploring

indicators

  • 2. Selecting

indicators

  • 3. Tracking

indicators

  • 4. Using

indicators

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Getting There…

  • Workshops at various conferences to shape and

test toolkit

  • Development of two-way interactive website

– Close collaboration with NOAA OCM, Digital Coast, and SWMP Data Management

  • Trainings on tools in toolkit
  • Building an initial community of practice to

sustain

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Clarifying Questions?

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Table Conversations:

A Bit of Give and Take

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  • How do you think about

successful adaptation?

  • What resources have you

found helpful?

  • What would be helpful

to you – resources, tools, job aids, entry points?

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Next Steps

  • Processing input to

determine toolkit design

  • Website development
  • Gathering, development
  • f tools and resources
  • Trainings
  • Toolkit refinement
  • Additions over time

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Thank you!

Susi Moser, Ph.D.

Susanne Moser Research & Consulting Email: promundi@susannemoser.com Web: www.susannemoser.com

Dani Boudreau

Tijuana River NERR Email: dboudreau@trnerr.org

Project website

http://graham.umich.edu/water/nerrs/resources/cli mate

Thank you to our funder, the NERRS Science Collaborative!