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RHODE ISLAND FOREST RESOURCES ASSESSMENT and STRATEGIES – June 2010
The Division of Forest Environment and the State Planning Council worked collaboratively to produce the RHODE ISLAND FOREST RESOURCES ASSESSMENT and STRATEGIES in June 2010. “The objectives of the Statewide Planning Program are: (1) to prepare strategic and systems plans for the state; (2) to coordinate activities of the…
Rhode Island DEM – Current Threats to Forest Health
The Rhode Island Department of Environment Managements Division of Forest Environment uses this webpage to inform the public on current issues in forest health of the greatest concern to the DEM’s Forest Health Program include both exotic/invasives and native insects and diseases. Some pests are of state concern while…
Massachusetts Wildlife – Climate Action Tool
The Massachusetts Wildlife Climate Action Tool is designed to inform and inspire local action to protect the Commonwealth’s natural resources in a changing climate. It was developed for local decision-makers, conservation practitioners, large landowners, and community leaders across the state. With this tool, you can access information on climate…
Massachusetts RCP – Invasive Plants
Invasive species are one of the greatest threats to the integrity of natural communities and also a direct threat to the survival of many indigenous species. As a result, we engage in efforts to identify the most problematic species and to manage them when and where it is possible. Access…
Massachusetts DCR – Current Forest Health Threats
The current issues in forest health of the greatest concern to the DCR’s Forest Health Program include both introduced and native insects and diseases. Some pests are of statewide concern while others are present in specific geographic areas. Access the Resource
Massachusetts Climate Change Adaptation Report – September 2011
Climate change is the greatest environmental challenge of this generation, with potentially profound effects on the economy, public health, water resources, infrastructure, coastal resources, energy demand, natural features, and recreation. The Commonwealth of Massachusetts is committed to doing its part to mitigate and adapt to this challenge, recognizing the…
Massachusetts State Hazard Mitigation and Climate Adaptation Plan
In the face of climate change, it is critical to build long-term resilience throughout Massachusetts by leveraging historical risk data and integrating that data with projected future climate conditions. The 2018 State Hazard Mitigation and Climate Adaptation Plan (SHMCAP) expands upon the previous planning efforts of the Commonwealth’s 2013…
Maine Forest Service – Invasive Threats to Maine’s Forests and Trees
Powered by the Maine Forest Service, a branch within the Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation, and Forestry, this site provides information and guidelines for addressing the most prevalent wood borers, piercing-sucking insects, defoliators, disease, and much more impacting the forests of Maine. Information on quarantines and restrictions can also…
Connecticut DEEP – Invasive Species
Over the years, a variety of non-native species (plants, animals, and other organisms) have been introduced to Connecticut. Non-native species are those that are alien to the ecosystem that they have been introduced into and whose introduction causes or is likely to cause harm to the environment or human…
Connecticut DEEP – CT Forest Action Plan
The Connecticut Forest Action Plan acts as a guide for the Division of Forestry and hopefully inspires others to improve and protect Connecticut’s forest resources for future generations. Created in collaboration with many partners and stakeholders, the Forest Action Plan aims to identify issues and prioritize important areas, values, and…
UMASS Amherst Climate System Research Center – CT Climate Report
This PowerPoint presentation put together by the UMASS Amherst Climate System Research system explores the impacts of climate change on Connecticut. Using multiple climate projects or scenarios for trends in warming temperature, changes in seasonal weather, climate migration, sea level rise, changes in precipitation, and other extreme weather and…
Connecticut DEEP – Climate Adaptation and Resilience
The Connecticut Institute for Resilience & Climate Adaptation (CIRCA) is a partnership of UConn and DEEP that focuses on increasing the resilience and sustainability of communities along Connecticut’s coast and inland waterways. These communities’ natural, built, and human environments are vulnerable to the growing impacts of climate change. CIRCA…