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Our Vision<\/strong><\/h2>\nWorking together to advance fire and climate adaptation in the Southwest<\/strong><\/p>\n______<\/p>\n<\/div>
\nEcological processes and disturbances occur at the landscape scale, extending across multiple ownerships.\u00a0 To facilitate climate adaptation planning and implementation for southwestern ecosystems and the human communities they support, we need new and existing collaborative partnerships that extend across jurisdictions working towards similar\u00a0 goals. It is now more important than ever to build and maintain partnerships, engage, and learn how to effectively collaborate with\u00a0 state and federal agencies, tribes, and the public. By working together, sharing Indigenous and western knowledge perspectives, being inclusive, and building trust, we can co-develop consistent and effective fire-adapted climate adaptation practices and develop consistent and effective adaptation strategies across our southwestern landscapes.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/article><\/main><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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Our Guiding Principles<\/strong><\/h2>\nInclusivity| Cultural Awareness | Collaboration | Evidence Informed | Consensus Based | Transparency | Collective Impact<\/strong><\/p>\n______<\/p>\n<\/div>
\nThe SWFireCAP is an open and inclusive group of partners\u00a0 with a\u00a0 shared vision for working together to advance fire and climate adaptation in the southwestern US. We believe that the monumental task of effective climate adaptation requires cross-organization collaboration and leveraging of people, time, resources, and funding. Initiated by the Southwest Climate Adaptation Science Center and the Southwest Fire Science Consortium, the SWFireCAP now has several partner organizations and is open to anyone interested in the intersection of climate change and fire in the Southwest.<\/p>\n
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The partnership operates with self-governing roundtable teams, which are action-focused groups with the capacity to tackle one or multiple objectives and endure as long as there is energy , interest, and relevance\u200b.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/article><\/main><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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Ecological processes and disturbances occur at the landscape scale, extending across multiple ownerships.\u00a0 To facilitate climate adaptation planning and implementation for southwestern ecosystems and the human communities they support, we need new and existing collaborative partnerships that extend across jurisdictions working towards similar\u00a0 goals. It is now more important than ever to build and maintain partnerships, engage, and learn how to effectively collaborate with\u00a0 state and federal agencies, tribes, and the public. By working together, sharing Indigenous and western knowledge perspectives, being inclusive, and building trust, we can co-develop consistent and effective fire-adapted climate adaptation practices and develop consistent and effective adaptation strategies across our southwestern landscapes.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/article><\/main><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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Our Guiding Principles<\/strong><\/h2>\nInclusivity| Cultural Awareness | Collaboration | Evidence Informed | Consensus Based | Transparency | Collective Impact<\/strong><\/p>\n______<\/p>\n<\/div>
\nThe SWFireCAP is an open and inclusive group of partners\u00a0 with a\u00a0 shared vision for working together to advance fire and climate adaptation in the southwestern US. We believe that the monumental task of effective climate adaptation requires cross-organization collaboration and leveraging of people, time, resources, and funding. Initiated by the Southwest Climate Adaptation Science Center and the Southwest Fire Science Consortium, the SWFireCAP now has several partner organizations and is open to anyone interested in the intersection of climate change and fire in the Southwest.<\/p>\n
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The partnership operates with self-governing roundtable teams, which are action-focused groups with the capacity to tackle one or multiple objectives and endure as long as there is energy , interest, and relevance\u200b.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/article><\/main><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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The SWFireCAP is an open and inclusive group of partners\u00a0 with a\u00a0 shared vision for working together to advance fire and climate adaptation in the southwestern US. We believe that the monumental task of effective climate adaptation requires cross-organization collaboration and leveraging of people, time, resources, and funding. Initiated by the Southwest Climate Adaptation Science Center and the Southwest Fire Science Consortium, the SWFireCAP now has several partner organizations and is open to anyone interested in the intersection of climate change and fire in the Southwest.<\/p>\n
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The partnership operates with self-governing roundtable teams, which are action-focused groups with the capacity to tackle one or multiple objectives and endure as long as there is energy , interest, and relevance\u200b.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/article><\/main><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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