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This protocol has been designed to collect local perceptions of climate change impacts on climatic (e.g. rainfall patterns change), physical (e.g., shrinking glaciers), biological (e.g., phenological changes), and socioeconomic systems (e.g., crop failure due to rainfall patterns change), but also adaptations to those impacts, local agricultural calendars and local narratives to allow the reconstruction of historical and relevant events using a combination of quantitative and qualitative methodologies.

Projections based on agroclimatic models envision a dramatic decrease in the agricultural production at the global scale. However, these models focus on the major crops, and the diversity of crop species and landraces responses to climate change are poorly documented. This protocol has been designed to collect local level data on changes in crop related to climate, and resulting adaptations of farming communities.

Projections based on agroclimatic models envision a dramatic decrease in the agricultural production at the global scale. However, these models focus on the major crops, and the diversity of crop species and landraces responses to climate change are poorly documented. This protocol has been designed to collect local level data on changes in crop related to climate and other Global Change drivers, and resulting adaptations of farming communities.

Projections based on agroclimatic models envision a dramatic decrease in the agricultural production at the global scale. However, these models focus on the major crops, and the diversity of crop species and landraces responses to climate change are poorly documented. This protocol has been designed to collect local level data on changes in crop related to climate, and resulting adaptations of farming communities.

This protocol has been designed to collect local perceptions of climate change impacts on climatic (e.g. rainfall patterns change), physical (e.g., shrinking glaciers), biological (e.g., phenological changes), and socioeconomic systems (e.g., crop failure due to rainfall patterns change), but also adaptations to those impacts, local agricultural calendars and local narratives to allow the reconstruction of historical and relevant events using a combination of quantitative and qualitative methodologies.

Projections based on agroclimatic models envision a dramatic decrease in the agricultural production at the global scale. However, these models focus on the major crops, and the diversity of crop species and landraces responses to climate change are poorly documented. This protocol has been designed to collect local level data on changes in crop related to climate, and resulting adaptations of farming communities.

This protocol has been designed to collect local perceptions of climate change impacts on climatic (e.g. rainfall patterns change), physical (e.g., shrinking glaciers), biological (e.g., phenological changes), and socioeconomic systems (e.g., crop failure due to rainfall patterns change), but also adaptations to those impacts, local agricultural calendars and local narratives to allow the reconstruction of historical and relevant events using a mix of quantitative and qualitative methodologies.

This protocol has been designed to collect local perceptions of climate change impacts on climatic (e.g. rainfall patterns change), physical (e.g., shrinking glaciers), biological (e.g., phenological changes), and socioeconomic systems (e.g., crop failure due to rainfall patterns change), but also adaptations to those impacts, local agricultural calendars and local narratives to allow the reconstruction of historical and relevant events using a combination of quantitative and qualitative methodologies.

This protocol has been designed to collect local perceptions of climate change impacts on climatic (e.g. rainfall patterns change), physical (e.g., shrinking glaciers), biological (e.g., phenological changes), and socioeconomic systems (e.g., crop failure due to rainfall patterns change), but also adaptations to those impacts, local agricultural calendars and local narratives to allow the reconstruction of historical and relevant events using a combination of quantitative and qualitative methodologies.

This protocol has been designed to collect local perceptions of climate change impacts on climatic (e.g. rainfall patterns change), physical (e.g., shrinking glaciers), biological (e.g., phenological changes), and socioeconomic systems (e.g., crop failure due to rainfall patterns change), but also adaptations to those impacts, local agricultural calendars and local narratives to allow the reconstruction of historical and relevant events using a combination of quantitative and qualitative methodologies.