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Cultural Knowledge & Heritage Values: An Ecosystem Service Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment Synthesis for Maui, Lānaʻi, and Kaho‘olawe

Laura Hilberg, Whitney Reynier, Jessi Kershner, and Rachel M. Gregg
Created: 1/29/2018 - Updated: 5/11/2019

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Abstract

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Friday, January 26, 2018

Keywords

Sector Addressed: 
Biodiversity
Conservation / Restoration
Culture/communities
Rural / Indigenous Livelihoods
Wildlife
Target Climate Changes and Impacts: 
Air temperature
Biodiversity
Culture / communities
Diseases or parasites
Erosion
Fire
Flooding
Invasive / non-native species, pests
Ocean acidification
Precipitation
Sea level rise
Species of concern
Storms or extreme weather events
Water temperature
Type of Adaptation Action/Strategy: 
Capacity Building
Conduct vulnerability assessments and studies
Habitat/Biome Type: 
Coastal
Freshwater
Aquatic
Terrestrial
Taxonomic Focus: 
Mammals
Birds
Reptiles
Plants
Fishes
Other Invertebrates
Climate Type: 
Tropical

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