2. Responding to Climate Change
![Redwood trees, Jedediah Smith Redwood State Park, California](../sites/wpc/files/styles/tophorizontal/public/images/pages/10831665066_1bcccabb90_kb346.jpg?itok=PnD8bZLV)
Redwood trees, Jedediah Smith Redwood State Park, California
This stream was focused on demonstrating how natural solutions help ecosystems and people respond to climate change. This was achieved by exploring new knowledge and tools for mitigation, adaptation and decision-making, establishing best practices for their application, and developing and sharing effective climate change communication techniques. In this process, the engagement of cultures, communities, and cities that rely on natural environments was essential. Ultimately, this stream fostered new coalitions that emphasise the key role of protected areas in climate change communication and responses at the international, national and local levels.
Resources
- Responding to Climate Change Fact Sheet [ENG] [ESP] [FRA]
- Strategy of Innovative Approaches and Recommendations for Responding to Climate Change [ENG] [ESP] [FRA]
- Stream Programme [WEB] [PDF]
- Stream Presentations
Stream Lead Organisation
- United States National Park Service
- Mexican National Commission for Natural Protected Areas (CONANP)
- Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, Australia (CSIRO)