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The National Park Service Climate Change Response Strategy 2023 Update outlines the organization's approach to addressing the climate crisis. It is structured around four cornerstones: Understand, Adapt, Mitigate, and Communicate. The strategy aims to mainstream climate-informed practices across all NPS operations to protect natural and cultural resources, manage facilities, enhance visitor experiences, safeguard human health, and reduce the NPS's carbon footprint towards a net-zero future by 2045, while fostering public dialogue on climate change solutions.

The National Park Service Climate Change Response Strategy outlines a plan to address the impacts of climate change through four integrated components: science, adaptation, mitigation, and communication. It aims to apply scientific understanding, develop adaptive management frameworks, reduce the organization's carbon footprint through sustainable practices, and raise awareness among employees and the public, ultimately preserving and restoring park resources for future generations.

This document outlines the National Park Service's Climate Change Response Strategy, presented as a high-level blueprint to guide efforts in addressing the climate crisis. The strategy is built upon four core cornerstones of action: understand, adapt, mitigate, and communicate. It aims to leverage science to comprehend climate impacts, adapt to changing conditions by reducing risks to resources and operations, mitigate the organization's carbon footprint, and effectively communicate challenges and actions to stakeholders. The strategy seeks to scale up action across all National Park units for the benefit of parks, the American people, and future generations.

This document presents draft interim recommendations from the Committee on Recognizing Women's History, in response to Executive Order 14121, to improve the recognition of women's contributions over the next 10 years. The plan outlines five key strategies: identifying untold stories of women and girls, providing place-based and audience-centered experiences, establishing new sites for representation, engaging communities and partners, and activating leadership and accountability. The overarching vision is to tell a more complete story of America's past, fostering a more equal and equitable present and future by honoring women's history.

This document presents interim recommendations from the National Park System Advisory Board Committee on Recognizing Women's History, developed in response to Executive Order 14121, to improve the recognition of women's and girls' contributions throughout U.S. history. It outlines five key strategies: identifying untold stories, providing place-based experiences, establishing new sites, engaging communities and partners, and activating leadership and accountability. The overarching goal is to foster a more equitable present and future by ensuring a complete and honored representation of women's and girls' contributions in American history over the next decade.