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CBP Climate Resiliency Workgroup Cross-Goal Climate Resiliency Analysis and Decision-Making Matrix and Implementation Methodology

Climate Resiliency Goal Increase the resiliency of the Chesapeake Bay watershed, including its living resources, habitats, public infrastructure and communities, to withstand adverse impacts from changing environmental and climate conditions ‘…. changing climate conditions are a significant challenge to successful restoration and protection of the Chesapeake Bay and its watershed and recommend a suite of actions to reduce vulnerability over time’

Project Goals Advance outcomes from the Chesapeake Bay Agreement with regard to climate change goals Develop a structured, science-based framework through which the principles of climate-smart adaptation planning can be effectively applied to the existing 29 management strategies in the Watershed Agreement Engage one-on-one with GITs to identify, assess, evaluate and revise climate-related elements of individual management strategies

General Approach Tailor the concepts of Climate Smart Conservation Framework to incorporate consideration of climate change vulnerabilities into planned Chesapeake Bay management strategies and restoration actions Utilize CCAP Adaptation Design Tool and framework as a starting point Use 2 workgroups as pilots to develop the approach: Wetlands Protected lands Facilitate a structured approach (e.g., modified SDM) in a set of workshops to work through the process with each pilot workgroup

Wetlands Goal/Outcome Next 2 years (by 2018): Restore 15,762 acres; Enhance 30,000 acres By 2025, Restore 85,000 acres; Enhance 150,000 acres

CCAP Design Tool Developed to apply Climate Smart principles to coral reef adaptation plans, but highly applicable for incorporating climate change vulnerability considerations into Chesapeake Bay management strategies A structured approach, using a series of three related matrices that guide managers/ stakeholders through the process Focuses on developing “climate-smart design considerations,” two categories of questions related to how climate change is likely to: impact both the stressors being managed by an action; and the effectiveness of the action itself

Interactions with Wetlands Workgroup Identify core steering group Work with core steering group to: Clarify the management/restoration actions of importance Identify and gather relevant Chesapeake Bay climate change vulnerability research/data Discuss relationship/status of other components of the Wetland Workplan (5 management approaches) Compile strategies, actions, restoration/enhancement techniques that are envisioned to achieve the goal/outcome

Project Timeline

Project Contacts: Zoe Johnson, CBP Technical Lead Susan Julius, EPA Technical Lead Anna Hamilton, Project Manager Jennie Hoffman, Facilitator Hope Herron, Facilitator