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Actions Likely to Increase Plant and Animal Resilience to Climate Change

The Nature Conservancy. 2018
Data, tools, and research
This interactive map can be used by land managers to view and visualize landscape vulnerabilities based off of a state-wide vulnerability assessment. The viewer also presents conservation actions that land managers can take to help address … the threat of climate change to the terrestrial species of California.

Adaptability and adaptations of California's water supply system to dry climate warming

University of California, Davis. 2007
Extreme heat Temperature
Data, tools, and research
In anticipation of a dry form of climate warming, this paper explores the economical mix of adaptation, technologies, policies, and water management changes available to minimize water supply impacts. The modeling tool used in the research, … California Value Integrated Network (CALVIN), has been applied to water policy and management problems in the past. The results suggest that increased flexibility in water management activities, such as water market activity, and conjunctive uses of surface and groundwater, will play a beneficial role in protecting California’s water supply in the face of a drier and warmer climate.

Adaptation Planning Tool Kit

Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals (ITEP). 2018
Drought Extreme heat Extreme storms Ocean acidification Sea level rise Snowpack Temperature Wildfire
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This toolkit provides tribes with a framework and timeline when creating a climate change adaptation plan. It includes an adaptation template, worksheet, guides, and includes examples of climate change adaptation plan for tribes throughout the nation.

Annual Hydroclimate Report

Office of the State Climatologist of California. 2016
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Assessment Data, tools, and research
The Hydroclimate Report Water Year 2016 updates the 2015 report with data from Water Year 2016. This report includes key indicators for hydrology and climate in California and is updated annually with the newest available data to track … important trends, provide a compilation of indicators, and provide graphical visualization of data trends that are of interest to water managers, the media, State government, and the research community. The report provides information on annual precipitation, annual air temperature, snowpack, rain and snow trends, sea levels and more.

Biogeographic Information and Observation System (BIOS)

California Department of Fish and Wildlife. 2018
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The Biogeographic Information and Observation System (BIOS) is a system designed to enable the management, visualization, and analysis of biogeographic data collected by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife and its partner organizations. … BIOS collects data for any environmental/biological information with a spatial component, allowing users to view and analyze environmental data such as rare plants and animals, timberland, habitat connectivity, and renewable energy.

CalOES MyHazards

Governor's Office of Emergency Services. 2018
Drought Extreme heat Extreme storms Wildfire
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MyHazards is a tool for the general public to discover hazards in their area (earthquake, flood, fire, and tsunami) and learn steps to reduce personal risk. Using the MyHazards tool, users may enter an address, city, zip code, or may … select a location from a map. The MyHazards website also contains emergency preparedness information for families, businesses and people with disabilities and other special needs.

CalOES MyPlan

Governor's Office of Emergency Services. 2018
Extreme storms Sea level rise Snowpack Wildfire
Data, tools, and research
MyPlan Internet Mapping Tool (IMT) enables city, county, special district, state and tribal user access in assembling and assessing GIS information on natural hazards i​n California. The MyPlan tool provides an easy-to-use interface where … emergency managers and planners can specify views, opacity, and layering order to create a map for their Local Hazard Mitigation Plan (LHMP). These maps can be used in applying for federal grants or in the development of mitigation plans. The tool is exportable for use by other website.

California Building Resilience Against Climate Effects (CalBRACE)

California Department of Public Health. 2018
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The goals of the CalBRACE project are to enhance the California Department of Public Health's (CDPH) capability to plan for and reduce health risks associated with climate change. The program provides resources and technical assistance … for state and local public health departments to build climate adaptation capacity and enhance resilience at the local and regional levels. The program also includes a framework that enables health departments to incorporate the best available climate projections and epidemiology analysis into a traditional preparedness planning process.

California Climate Commons

California Landscape Conservation Cooperative. 2018
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Assessment Data, tools, and research
The California Climate Commons is the California Landscape Conservation Cooperative's catalog of climate change data and related resources, information about the science that produced it, and guidance for applying climate change science to … conservation in California. On the California Climate Commons website, you can find climate change data, search a library of literature, explore web resources, compare tools and read about California LCC projects. The Climate Commons Data Catalog includes downscaled climate models, biogeographic models, sea-level rise projections, climate change impact assessments, and more.

California Coastal Erosion Reponses to Sea Level Rise - Analysis and Mapping

Pacific Institute. 2009
Flooding Sea level rise
Data, tools, and research
This report documents future coastal erosion hazards under different sea level rise scenarios. The report also provides details the methodology used to estimate potential erosion. Since the method was develop in a modular way updated estimates … could easily be developed with new data.
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ResilientCA.org has been developed by the Governor’s Office of Planning and Research in response to Senate Bill 246. Web development and site design has been conducted by Geospatial Innovation Facility at University of California, Berkeley in partnership with the California Naturalist Program, and the University of California Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources Statewide Program in Informatics and GIS. Sea-level rise resources collected by the Ocean Protection Council as required by Assembly Bill 2516 are also hosted on this website.

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