2017 Knowledge Assessment

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2017 Knowledge Assessment

Knowledge assessments are a standard tool in adaptive management, with two purposes:

(1) They assess the state of knowledge concerning:

  • Status and trend for resources central to an adaptive management program
  • The factors (aka ‘drivers’) that shape resource status and trends
  • The ways in which past, current, and planned future management actions affect these drivers or directly affect resource status.

(2) They identify areas of uncertainty in this knowledge that the adaptive management team may want to address through additional investigations, including but not limited to field monitoring or research. The present (FY 2017) knowledge assessment is timed to coincide with and inform the Annual Reporting process and development of the next GCDAMP Triennial Work Plan for FY 2018-2020. This knowledge assessment is testing a methodology for better organizing, displaying, and communicating its findings, potentially to carry forward to guide future knowledge assessments as well. [1]

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Summary

The KA has three components: “Status and Trends,” “Drivers and Constraints,” and “Effects of Management Actions.”

Links and Information

Documents

Knowledge Assessment Summary Tables

Knowledge Assessment Tables for Individual Resources

Hydropower & Energy

Invasive Fish

Rainbow Trout

Recreational Experience

Vegetation

Sediment

Water Quality

Presentations and Papers

Participants