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As the pace of climate change accelerates, there is also a need to also accelerate collective learning about how best to prepare and adapt.
Members of the National Estuarine Research Reserve System (NERRS) and partners, in part supported by the Science Collaborative, have been working on the frontlines to help communities enhance their resilience, for example by sharing lessons about how to communicate about climate change, producing critical scientific insights, and working with local and state partners to strategically advance action on the ground.
On September 9, 2019, the Science Collaborative hosted a panel webinar featuring discussion among four panelists that have been taking different approaches for helping communities anticipate and prepare for climate impacts. This webinar explored lessons learned about how best to accelerate learning and the transfer of ideas across the coastal management community.
About the Speakers:
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Lisa Auermuller, Assistant Manager and Coastal Training Program Coordinator, Jacques Cousteau NERR |
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Syverine Bentz, Coastal Training Program Coordinator, Kachemak Bay NERR |
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Philip Orton, PhD, Research Assistant Professor, Stevens Institute of Technology |
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Stuart Siegel, PhD, Resilience Specialist, San Francisco Bay NERR |
Moderator:
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Susi Moser, PhD, NERRS Science Collaborative |