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California Marine Life Protection Act Initiative
Announcement
TO: California Ocean and Coastal
Community
FROM: Brian Baird, Assistant Secretary for Ocean
and Coastal Policy
DATE: October 14, 2008
RE: Public meeting on climate change adaptation
for ocean and coastal resources
LOCATION (**VENUE
CHANGE**): Preservation
Park Ginn House, "Large Parlor" Room
You are invited to a public meeting on October
30 from 1:30- 3:30 pm to provide ideas
and comments on the draft outline of the Coastal
and Ocean Resources Climate Change Adaptation
Strategy (click
here to download the pdf). The
meeting will be held at Preservation
Park Ginn House, "Large Parlor" Room (11233
Preservation Park Way Oakland 94612).
This outline is being prepared by the staff of
the Ocean Protection Council, in consultation
with a working group that consists of representatives
from Stanford University, the University of California
system, Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute,
California Coastal Commission, California Coastal
Conservancy, San Francisco Bay Conservation and
Development Commission, and State Lands Commission.
The Resources Agency is currently preparing a
statewide climate change adaptation strategy,
one portion of which will consist of the Ocean
and Coastal Resources sector. The attached document
provides an outline for discussion. We would
like to solicit your input on innovative ideas,
strategies, and concepts that could be included.
Prior to the meeting, please take a look at the
public comment form (click
here to download the pdf) as a guide for
how we will be structuring the discussion at
the meeting. In addition, if you are unable to
attend the meeting, please feel free to fill
out this form in writing and email it to Abe
Doherty at adoherty@scc.ca.gov by Tuesday, November
4, 2008.
For more information on the development of the
overall state adaptation strategy for climate
change, click
here.
The sectors or chapters in the state adaptation
strategy are the following:
Biodiversity and Habitat
Infrastructure
Oceans and Coastal Resources
Public Health
Water
Working Landscapes (forestry and agriculture)
If you have any questions regarding this meeting,
please email adoherty@scc.ca.gov. |