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Gateway National Recreation Area
Long-term Resource Management Under a Changing Climate

Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge, part of Gateway National Recreation Area.
Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge, part of Gateway National Recreation Area

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Date: May 13, 2009
Contact: Brian Feeney, 718-354-4606

Gateway National Recreation Area
Long-term Resource Management Under a Changing Climate

Table of Contents

  1. Executive Summary and Introduction
  2. Climate Change and Gateway
  3. Climate Change Impacts: Consequences for Ecological Resources
  4. Climate Change Impacts: Consequences for Cultural & Recreational Resources
  5. Guiding Policy & Climate Change Adaptation
  6. Adapting to Climate Change at Gateway (Sections 1a - 2c) and (Sections 3a - 4b)

Conclusion

Appendices

References

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