Key message Adaptation of forest management to climate change requires an
understanding of the effects of climate on forests, industries and communities; prediction of …

Adaptation to climate change is about planning for the future while responding to current
pressures and challenges. Adaptation scientists are increasingly using future visioning …

Landscape-scale ecological modelling has been hindered by suitable high-resolution
surface meteorological datasets. To overcome these limitations, desirable spatial attributes …

Introduction Resource managers need spatially explicit models of hydrologic response to
changes in key climatic drivers across variable landscape conditions. We demonstrate the …

Climate change resulting from increased concentrations of atmospheric carbon dioxide
([CO2]) is expected to result in warmer temperatures and changed precipitation regimes …

Climate change is affecting Canada's boreal zone, which includes most of the country's
managed forests. The impacts of climate change in this zone are expected to be pervasive …

Due to recent outbreaks of native bark beetles, forest ecosystems have experienced
substantial changes in landscape structure and function, which also affect nearby human …

As the effects of climate change accumulate and intensify, resource managers juggle
existing goals and new mandates to operationalize adaptation. Fire managers contend with …

Over the last decade, considerable progress has been made in developing vulnerability
assessment tools and in applying these methodologies to identify and implement climate …

Recent mandates in the United States require federal agencies to incorporate climate
change science into land management planning efforts. These mandates target possible …