Plan the work, work the plan: An introduction to the National Park Service Climate, Science, and Disaster Response Program

Jeneva Wright, Morris Hylton III
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INTRODUCTION The climate crisis poses significant and unprecedent threats to the resources stewarded by the National Park Service (NPS). Some impacts are already apparent, while understanding of other outcomes is still developing. While the rate and magnitude of climate change ultimately depends on worldwide management of greenhouse gas emissions, resource managers today face choices about what actions to take, despite the uncertainty. To support the mission of NPS and its cultural resource preservation goals, the Climate, Science, and Disaster Response (CSDR) Program has been developed to explore climate impacts, provide cultural resource expertise, and expand and accelerate initiatives related to cultural resources and climate change adaptation. Here we introduce the construct of the CSDR program, share the components of the program’s 2022–2025 Action Plan, and highlight initial activities.
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计划工作,制定计划:介绍国家公园管理局气候,科学和灾害应对计划
气候危机对美国国家公园管理局(NPS)管理的资源构成了前所未有的重大威胁。有些影响已经很明显,而对其他结果的了解仍在发展中。虽然气候变化的速度和幅度最终取决于全球对温室气体排放的管理,但尽管存在不确定性,资源管理者今天仍面临着采取何种行动的选择。为支持国家核电厂的使命和文化资源保护目标,设立了气候、科学和灾害应对(CSDR)项目,以探索气候影响,提供文化资源专业知识,扩大和加快与文化资源和适应气候变化有关的举措。在此,我们介绍了CSDR项目的构建,分享了该项目《2022-2025年行动计划》的组成部分,并重点介绍了初步活动。
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