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FWS RESPONSEEPA Climate Change, Wildlife, and Wildlands Toolkit George Mason University, Center for Climate Change Communication University of Oregon, Climate Communications and Behavior Change: A Guide for Practitioners Climate Change Education Partnership
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Engagement - Seeking Collaborative Solutions
Caribbean islanders study coastal plants likely to be impacted by climate change. Credit: © Lisa Sorenson/Society for the Conservation and Study of Caribbean Birds
Engagement involves reaching out to Service employees; local, national and international partners in the public and private sectors; key constituencies and stakeholders; and everyday citizens to join forces and seek solutions to the challenges to fish and wildlife conservation posed by climate change. By building knowledge and sharing information in a comprehensive and integrated way, the Service and its partners and stakeholders will increase our understanding of global climate change impacts on species and their habitats and use our combined expertise and creativity to help wildlife resources adapt in a climate-impacted world. Service planned actions include:
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