Photo credits: (Top) Richard Herrmann; (Bottom) Donna McCoy, Macduff Everton 1 Natural Climate Solutions: towards resilient biodiversity Louis Blumberg.

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Photo credits: (Top) Richard Herrmann; (Bottom) Donna McCoy, Macduff Everton 1 Natural Climate Solutions: towards resilient biodiversity Louis Blumberg JPAC – CEC September, 8, 2016

2 Moritz et. al 2008; Kelly and Goulden 2008; Westerling 2008; Cayan et. El Current Observed and Measured Impacts At the Current 1.3°F, (385 ppm CO 2 ), Impacts Are Measurable, and Significant ● Species movement ● Increase in growing season length ● Increased frequency and magnitude of extreme events (drought and storms) ● Increase in fire ● Sea level rise

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4 Moritz et. al 2008; Rubidge et al. 2012; Kelly and Goulden 2008; Westerling 2008; Cayan et al. 2008; McIntyre et al Current Observed and Measured Impacts ● Species movement and decline ● Increase in growing season length ● Increase in fire frequency and severity ● Change in vegetation structure and composition ● Sea level rise

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6 Significant Impacts by 2100 even with Lower Emission Projections Governor Brown’s target 80% below 1990 levels by – 60% loss of snow pack 6-14 inches sea level rise 2 to 2.5 times more high heat days

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8 Multiple Benefit Strategies to Combat Climate Change Natural Climate Solutions

9 NATURE HOLDS A POWERFUL SOLUTION NATURE CAN MITIGATE AT LEAST 20% OF HUMAN CARBON EMISSIONS

10 Responses Needed… Reduce GHG emissions Reform land management Increased carbon storage Enhance resilience Integrated policy framework

11 Planning for Response : Identify areas with high potential for resilience Resilience of biophysical settings Less resilient More resilient The Nature Conservancy, in prep.

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13 AB 32 – California Climate Law 25% GHG reduction % - regulations 15% - Cap and Trade Auction of permits Offsets Role for forests

14 Funding for Conservation – 2 Ways Forest Offsets 6.2 mmt CO2e Appx. $60 mil. Green House Gas Fund $900 mil. FY $145 mil. Forests Urban forests Urban greening Range land Soil

15 Nature reduces risk and enhances resilience Cost effective Proven Flexible Popular Multi-benefit

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17 Recommendations Incorporate climate change as standard practice Prioritize natural solutions Integrate “mitigation” and “adaptation” Promote connection between people and natural resources Establish uniform carbon accounting for land Capitalize city and state climate action

18 Thank you // 18 RURAL JOBS FOOD, FIBER, ENERGY CLIMATE RESILIENCE WATER SECURITY BIODIVERSITY Climate, Biodiversity and much more

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20 Changing Distribution of Species… White fir current climate suitability

21 Changing Distribution of Species… White fir 2050 climate suitability (medium high emissions)