The Huron-Clinton Metroparks introduced their inaugural Climate Action Plan in 2023, focused on addressing regional needs within park boundaries and neighboring communities. Seeking input from employees, residents, and partners ensured alignment with regional concerns and interests. While acknowledging the complexity of climate challenges, the Metroparks are committed to mitigating their impact in southeastern Michigan and beyond. Join us to delve into the methodologies behind crafting the plan and to examine successes and challenges encountered in its first year. Through insightful discussions and case studies, attendees will glean valuable insights, empowering them to initiate their own climate action endeavors.
Learning Objectives:
Understand the Process of Developing a Climate Action Plan
Explore Methodologies Used in Crafting the Climate Action Plan
Analyze Successes and Challenges During the Inaugural Year
Gain Insights into Executing Climate Initiatives in a Regional Park System
Discover Best Practices and Lessons Learned
Presenters:
Jennifer Jaworski - Chief of Interpretive Services, Huron-Clinton Metroparks
Amy McMillan - Director, Huron-Clinton Metroparks
Elizabeth Perry - Assistant Professor, Michigan State University
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