Landscape Conservation Design: Conserving Sustainable Landscapes in a Time of Rapid Change Rob Campellone, USFWS Landscape Conservation Design Policy Advisor.

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Landscape Conservation Design: Conserving Sustainable Landscapes in a Time of Rapid Change Rob Campellone, USFWS Landscape Conservation Design Policy Advisor Collaborative Restoration Workshop 2016 The Castello Plan (1660) Google Maps (2014) Jacques Cortelyou (ca )

National Policy: “…plan for connectivity…” Source: NALCC Designing Sustainable Landscapes Identify Conserve Protect Restore…. …an ecologically-connected network of lands and waters Strategies 1-4:

Addressing Impacts of Climate Change “…work together… to develop strategies for understanding and responding to climate change…” – SO 3289 (2009) DOI Policy: “FWS…develop resilient landscape designs…”

LCD and the iCASS Platform: An Adaptation Pathway to Transformation (in preparation) Rob Campellone (USFWS) Tina Chouinard (USFWS-Migratory Birds) Nick Fisichelli (NPS-Climate Change Program) John Gallo (Conservation Biology Institute) Joseph Lujan (USFWS-NWRS) Ron McCormick (BLM) Tom Miewald (North Pacific LCC) Brent Murry (Caribbean LCC) D. John Pierce (WA Dept. of Fish and Wildlife)

Policy Summary Purpose: Safeguard socio-ecological systems during a time of change People: Convene landscape stakeholders (multi-jurisdiction/-sector) Products: Landscape-scale, science-based, conservation & development Ecologically-connected networks of lands and waters (spatial design) Adaptation strategies: coordinated response to change (strategy design) Purpose: Facilitate social learning and develop a coordinated response Process: Use spatial and scenario planning techniques

Why Landscape Conservation Design? Biodiversity Ecosystem Services Resilience Sustainability Purpose (Intention) Purpose (Intention)

What is Landscape Conservation Design? Spatially Explicit Models Data Strategy Agreement Landscape stakeholders Multi-jurisdictions Multi-sectors Convening Assessing Prototyping Strategizing Purpose (Integration) Purpose (Integration) Coordinated Implementation Collective Impact Co-governance People (Inclusive) People (Inclusive) Process (Interdisciplinary) Process (Interdisciplinary) Products (Information) Products (Information)

Landscape Conservation Design: A Definition People (Inclusive) People (Inclusive) (People) LCD is a stakeholder-driven participatory process that integrates societal values and multi-jurisdiction/-sector interests with… Purpose (Integration) Purpose (Integration) Process (Interdisciplinary) Process (Interdisciplinary) Products (Information) Products (Information) (Processes) …the best available interdisciplinary science to assess spatial and temporal patterns, vulnerabilities, and opportunities; (Products) …to develop spatially-explicit products and… (Purpose) …reduce vulnerability to biodiversity and ecosystem services, maintain ecosystem structure and function, and increase the resilience and sustainability of social-ecological systems for future generations. (Action) …and multi-objective adaptation strategies that…

How do you build a landscape conservation design? Adaptive Management i = Innovation DOI DOC USDA DOT NGO Convene Landscape Stakeholders Assess Landscape Conditions Spatial Design Strategy Design Implement Monitor Revise Tool: the iCASS Platform

iCASS Platform: Convene Landscape Stakeholders Assess Landscape Conditions Spatially Design Strategy Design Implement Monitor Revise i = Inclusive

iCASS Platform: Convene Landscape Stakeholders Assess Landscape Conditions Spatially Design Strategy Design Implement Monitor Revise i = Interdisciplinary

iCASS Platform: Convene Landscape Stakeholders Assess Landscape Conditions Spatially Design Strategy Design Implement Monitor Revise i = Interactive

iCASS Platform: Convene Landscape Stakeholders Assess Landscape Conditions Spatially Design Strategy Design Implement Monitor Revise

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