Climate Adaptation Methodology for Protected Areas (CAMPA) Coastal and Marine is designed to build the resilience of protected areas and associated ecosystems based on a thorough understanding of their vulnerability to climate change and a participatory agreement on the best ways to respond to these threats. With minor adjustments the methodology could be adapted to terrestrial and freshwater protected areas.

CAMPA does two main things:

• It provides practical and scientifically sound guidance to facilitate climate change vulnerability assessments of coastal and marine protected areas (CMPAs).

• Based on an understanding of that vulnerability, it then facilitates decisionmaking on the most appropriate adaptation actions.

Attribution

European Union (EU)Colombia:
Parques Nacionales Naturales de Colombia staff, in particular: Julia
Miranda Londoño, General Director; Edna Carolina Jarro Fajardo, Protected Area
Management and Stewarship Sub-director; Claudia Marcela Sanchez, Planning
and Management Coordinator and Juan Ivan Sanchez, Director, Pacific Regional
Directorate; Maria Ximena Zorrilla, Park Manager, Gorgona National Park and
Nianza Angulo and Jose Arley Loaiza, Park Managers, Sanquianga National Park
Madagascar:
Jean Hervé Bakarizafy (Nosy Hara Park Director) and his staff
from Madagascar National Parks; Yacinthe Razafimandimby (Regional Marine
Coordinator) and his staff from Conservation International
Philipines:
Hon. Aniano P. Antalan, City Mayor of IGACOS