Brian W. Miller Gregor W. Schuurman Wylie A. Carr Amy Symstad John E. Gross Amber N. Runyon Joel H. Reynolds 2025 <div class="hlFld-Abstract"><p class="last">We more accurately locate the boundary between current practice and research priorities regarding climate change scenario planning in U.S. federal land management agencies by supplementing the characterization in a recent article (“Understanding perceptions of climate change scenario planning in United States public land management agencies”) of its use in the U.S. National Park Service. Accurately reflecting the full depth and breadth of efforts to streamline and mainstream the method for climate change adaptation planning in the U.S. National Park Service provides readers helpful guidance and resources called for by Murphy et al.</p></div> application/pdf 10.1080/08941920.2024.2310226 en Taylor and Francis Accurately characterizing climate change scenario planning in the U.S. National Park Service: Comment on Murphy et al. 2023 article