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Inspire Session

Session: : Bridging the Gap Between Ecological Science and Society to Fuel an Innovative, Equitable, Resilient, Climate-smart Economy

INS 4-2 - Collaborative Approaches to Climate Smart Land Management

Tuesday, August 8, 2023

10:00 AM – 11:30 AM PDT

Location: C123

Presenting Author(s)

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Eric Walsh, Ph.D.

Climate Program Manager
Manomet, United States

Co-author(s)

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Tara Hudiburg

Associate Professor
University of Idaho
Moscow, Idaho, United States
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Stefanie Krantz

Nez perce Tribe
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Justin Mathius

Univeristy of Idaho
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Anne Connor

Clearwater Soil and Water Conservation District

Various issues are faced by agricultural communities and landscapes that are compounded by climate change. These include, but are not limited to, loss of productivity, habitat loss for socially and economically relevant plants and animals, and water quality and quantity declines. Agriculture systems can address these issues by maintaining and strengthening ecosystem services that aid climate change adaptation, mitigation, and socio-economic resilience. We will present on a University-Tribal-Producer collaboration to address soil health, water quality, and GHG emissions. This project is aiding a producer to evaluate a climate-smart agriculture approach within an existing sustainability framework.