Cultural Knowledge & Heritage Values: An Ecosystem Service Climate Change Adaptation Summary for O‘ahu

Laura Hilberg Whitney Reynier Jessi Kershner Rachel M. Gregg

Created: 1/18/2018 -

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Friday, January 26, 2018

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Hilberg LE, Reynier WA, Kershner JM, Gregg RM. 2018. Cultural Knowledge & Heritage Values: An Ecosystem Service Climate Change Adaptation Summary for O‘ahu. EcoAdapt, Bainbridge Island, WA.

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EcoAdapt

EcoAdapt is at the center of climate change adaptation innovation. We provide support, training, and assistance to make conservation and management less vulnerable and more Climate Savvy. Over the past 200 years, great strides have been made in the world of conservation and now all of that is at risk because of climate change. EcoAdapt is working to ensure the success of these past efforts by delivering a framework for climate adaptation.

Pacific Islands Climate Change Cooperative

The PICCC provides a range of scientific and technical tools to help managers in Hawai‘i, the Mariana Islands, American Samoa, and other Pacific Island groups make informed decisions for landscape-scale conservation of natural and cultural resources including climate models at the archipelagic and island scales, ecological response models, and implementation and monitoring strategies for island species, resources, and communities.