Changes in ecosystem services

Use Appropriate Vegetation to Increase resilience of Recreation Settings to Climate-Exacerbated Stressors

Develop a holistic approach to grazing management; understand rancher’s business approach, lands used, water management and competing demands from other resources and multiple uses

Develop a holistic approach to grazing management; understand rancher’s business approach, lands used, water management and competing demands from other resources and multiple uses

Integrate climate change into fire planning and response

Assess and communicate Forest Service ability to help meet demand

Make disaster preparedness plans and assess future needs of water

Manage product harvest timing, location and user-types

Enhance pollinator habitat on federal lands and federal facilities

Increase resilience of habitats used by ungulates and which are vulnerable to climate change impacts

Increase agency and public awareness of the importance of native pollinators

Anticipate increased and shifting seasonal recreation patterns

Change staffing and management in highly variable shoulder seasons to accommodate flexibility in seasons, dates, and travel management

Plan to account for changes in recreation demand

Increase flexibility in water-based recreation site management and facility design

Proactively manage for risks to public health and safety

Changes in ecosystem services

Use Appropriate Vegetation to Increase resilience of Recreation Settings to Climate-Exacerbated Stressors

Maintain or increase the extent of subalpine areas

Maintain or increase the extent of subalpine areas

Increase resilience of trail systems to saturated soils

Minimize risks to public safety

Increase resilience of trail system to erosion

Develop a holistic approach to grazing management; understand rancher’s business approach, lands used, water management and competing demands from other resources and multiple uses

Develop a holistic approach to grazing management; understand rancher’s business approach, lands used, water management and competing demands from other resources and multiple uses

Integrate climate change into fire planning and response

Assess and communicate Forest Service ability to help meet demand

Make disaster preparedness plans and assess future needs of water

Manage product harvest timing, location and user-types

Enhance pollinator habitat on federal lands and federal facilities

Increase resilience of habitats used by ungulates and which are vulnerable to climate change impacts

Increase agency and public awareness of the importance of native pollinators

Anticipate increased and shifting seasonal recreation patterns

Change staffing and management in highly variable shoulder seasons to accommodate flexibility in seasons, dates, and travel management

Plan to account for changes in recreation demand

Increase flexibility in water-based recreation site management and facility design

Proactively manage for risks to public health and safety