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Increase urban forestry, trees, landscapes and other green infrastructure to reduce stormwater runoff and increase heat resilience and tree canopy. Expansion and management of Pala’s natural infrastructure such as healthy watersheds and soils can build local resilience by improving soil water-holding capacity and reducing flooding and erosion. PED is working with Tribal Services and Housing using grant funds to complete this strategy on an ongoing basis. Recent accomplishments include: habitat restoration, invasive plant abatement, and soil stabilization projects. PEDs will pursue additional grant funds to expand and complete this strategy.

Tribe: Pala Band of Mission Indians

View Source Document: Climate Change Adaptation Plan

Year: 2019

Topic: Infrastructure Improvement Strategies (view all topics in the plan)

Climate Hazards

Air Quality, Wildfire Smoke, and Allergens
Decreasing Water Quality
Decreasing Water Quantity
Drought
Erosion, Landslides, and Shoreline Recession
Flooding - Rainfall-induced
Increasing Air Temperatures
Vector-borne disease

Assets

Ecosystems - Aquatic
Ecosystems - Terrestrial
Tree Canopy
Water Infrastructure - Stormwater

Types

Capital Improvements - Green & Gray Infrastructure
Funding, Finance, & Incentives

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