Northern Plains

Encourage pre- and post-disturbance strategies to protect high-value archaeological sites/resources.

Integrate traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) with fire management plans and cultural resource data base to holistically manage for traditional food sources

Maintain and restore diversity of native species

Improve state of our knowledge of remote cultural resources at risk from climate change impacts

Educate users and protect resources

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

Promote diverse age structure

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

Identify vulnerabilities to soil processes including temperature, moisture, biological activity and carbon sequestration

Manage soils to maintain or increase soil organic carbon

Increase knowledge of soil resources and potential effects of climate change

Increase agency and public awareness of the importance of native pollinators

Restore areas of increased soil erosion through management activities

Northern Plains

Encourage pre- and post-disturbance strategies to protect high-value archaeological sites/resources.

Encourage pre- and post-disturbance strategies to protect cultural resources

Integrate traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) with fire management plans and cultural resource data base to holistically manage for traditional food sources

Maintain and restore diversity of native species

Improve state of our knowledge of remote cultural resources at risk from climate change impacts

Educate users and protect resources

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

Promote diverse age structure

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

Identify vulnerabilities to soil processes including temperature, moisture, biological activity and carbon sequestration

Manage soils to maintain or increase soil organic carbon

Increase knowledge of soil resources and potential effects of climate change

Increase agency and public awareness of the importance of native pollinators

Restore areas of increased soil erosion through management activities