Increase drought resilience in forests through management and planting of drought and temperature tolerant species, and keeping water on the landscape. Changing precipitation patterns are likely to create longer periods of drought. Looks for ways to keep water on the landscape, plant traditional drought and temperature tolerant species, and limit the impacts of drought on the forests. Using a combination of traditional and current management techniques can help proactively prepare for future drought conditions.
Tribe: Shoalwater Bay Tribe
View Source Document: Shoalwater Bay Indian Tribe Climate Resilience Plan
Year: 2021
Topic:
Forests
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Region: Northwest
