CLIMATE & WILDLIFE INFORMATION 

• NH Wildlife Action Plan: Climate Change and Severe Weather chapter

• Northeast Regional Invasive Species and Climate Change Management Challenge: Warming Waters - Implications for Invasive Species in the Northeast

• Northeast Regional Invasive Species and Climate Change Management Challenge: Preparing for Sleeper Species - Climate Change Could Awaken Some Naturalized Species

ACTIONS FOR WILDLIFE IN A CHANGING CLIMATE

• 5 Ways Communities can Protect Wildlife in a Changing Climate

• What Conservation Commissions can do to Protect Natural Resources in a Changing Climate
• 5 Ways Conservation Commissions can Protect Coastal Land and Water Resources in a Changing Climate

LAND CONSERVATION & MANAGEMENT IN A CHANGING CLIMATE

• Land Trust Alliance: Conservation in a Changing Climate 
• The Nature Conservancy's Resilient and Connected Lands Data and Reports
• Nature’s Network
• Wildlife Conservation Society reports, Embracing Change: Adapting Conservation Approaches to Address a Changing Climate and 14 Solutions to Problems Climate Change Poses for Conservation
• Adaptation Workbook - available for forests, urban forests, and agriculture; coming soon for wildlife!
• Moose Mountains Regional Greenways' Conservation Action Plan, which incorporates climate change

CLIMATE COMMUNICATION

• Resources to Help Communicate Effectively about Climate Change

OTHER RELEVANT RESOURCES

• NH Stream Crossing Initiative Brochure

• NH ARM Mapper

• Buffer Options for the Bay website
• NH Coastal Adaptation Workgroup
• Upper Valley Adaptation Workgroup

CLIMATE-RELATED FUNDING SOURCES FOR CONSERVATION

• Wildlife Conservation Society Climate Adaptation Fund
• Open Space Institute Resilient Landscapes Funds

WORKSHOP PRESENTATIONS

Vulnerability and Adaptation to Climate Change for New Hampshire's Wildlife 

Toni Lyn Morelli, Northeast Climate Adaptation Science Center/University of Massachusetts

Land Protection and Wildlife Climate Change Adaptation 

Dave Patrick, The Nature Conservancy

Riparian Buffers: Critical Habitat for Adapting Wildlife 

Cory Riley, Great Bay NERR/NH Fish and Game Department, and Pete Steckler, The Nature Conservancy 

Replacing Culverts for Flood Resiliency and Aquatic Connectivity 

Cheryl Bondi and Lori Sommer, NH Department of Environmental Services Wetlands Bureau

Community Planning for People and Wildlife 

Jens Hawkins-Hilke, Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department 

Wildlife & Renewable Energy 

Bruce Clendenning, The Nature Conservancy

Engaging Your Community 

Amanda Stone, UNH Cooperative Extension, and Lisa Wise, NH Sea Grant Extension