Several members of the NC CASC will present at the National Adaptation Forum in Madison, WI, April 23-25:

Tuesday, April 23:

Ecological drought: Tools for connecting risks to people and nature

5:30-8:30pm

Session: CAKE TOOLS CAFE

Session Type: Symposium

Room: Lakeside Exhibition

Shelley Crausbay will be launching CSP's new app called ecoDIVA [ecoDrought Impacts, Vulnerability, and Adaptation]

Wednesday, April 24:

Are federal land managers ready and SET for stewarding ecological transformation?

8:00 to 10:30am

Session Type: Working Group

Room: Madison Ballroom C

Robin O'Malley and Shelley Crausbay are both part of this working group.

Linking the science of ecological transformation to RAD decisions

11:00am to 12:30pm

Session Type: Symposium
Room: Hall of Ideas E
Shelley Crausbay is leading this session, along with Robin and Steve Jackson. She will be giving a talk: "Synthesizing paleo-transformations to map today’s transformation risk" at 11:00, which will also introduce the link to the SET group in the previous session (listed above).

Utilizing Partnerships to Enhance Climate Monitoring and Drought Management on Tribal Lands

4:00-5:50pm
Session Type: Symposium
Room: Hall of Ideas H
James Rattling Leaf will be giving a talk: Facilitating Tribal Climate Change Adaptation Planning and Communicating Climate Change Impacts in the Great Plains.

Thursday, April 25:

Adaptation under Uncertainty: Advances in Scenario Planning for Adaptation Professionals 

12:40pm—1:40pm

Session Type: Working Group

Room: Madison Ballroom A
Brian Miller and Imtiaz Rangwala are conveners of the workshop. 

Collaboration and Adaptation Across Worldviews: case studies in co-producing and implementing science for management

2:00-3:30pm

Session Type: Symposium

Room: Hall of Ideas F
Aparna Bamzai will be moderating the panel discussion. 

A list of all CASC presentations can be found here.