Climate Science Program
- Activities
- Resources
- CDFW Climate College
- CDFW Climate Stakeholders
- CDFW Going Green
- Climate Change Case Studies
- Vulnerability Assessment Tools
- For Teachers
- National Adaptation Forum
- Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies
- Director's Bulletins
- Legislation and Policy
CDFW Climate Science and Renewable Energy Branch
1416 9th Street
Sacramento, CA 95814
climatechange@wildlife.ca.gov
CAT-Biodiversity Working Group
The Biodiversity working group (a.k.a. climate change stakeholder group) provides a forum among state agencies and partners to guide adaptation and integration efforts within the biodiversity sector. Specifically, the climate change stakeholder group has been focused on integration and implementation of biodiversity adaptation strategies across agencies and organizations. Meetings provide a forum for discussions and action related to increasing cooperation, communication, and collaboration in order to achieve adaptation planning objectives. Meetings are convened at least twice a year with thematic or product oriented work groups meeting more frequently.
The climate change stakeholder group is not limited to state agency members and is open to other stakeholders. When there has been a need, the group has met with state agency members only.
State Agency Participants
- California Department of Fish and Wildlife (lead)
- California Energy Commission
- California State Parks
- California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection
- California Department of Public Health
- California Department of Transportation
- California Department of Water Resources
- California Coastal Conservancy
Recent Work Group Products
- Prioritizing Research and Pursuing Partnerships
- Education and Outreach
- Product: “Confronting the Challenge - Climate Change and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife” (PDF)
This document is being used to communicate with and engage partners on climate change adaptation and mitigation efforts and illustrates the importance of biodiversity conservation in the implementation of climate change adaptation actions across sectors.
- Product: “Confronting the Challenge - Climate Change and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife” (PDF)
California Climate Adaptation Strategy (CAS) Implementation
CDFW and the Department of Water Resources have many activities and projects either on-going or completed that are part of the implementation of the CAS. For more information please contact Amber Pairis.
Primary contact:
Amber Pairis, Ph.D.
Climate Change Advisor
California Department of Fish and Wildlife
climatechange@dfg.ca.gov
For more information: www.climatechange.ca.gov/climate_action_team
