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　　Summary of content:In the past many research on the sustainability of natural resources management，Either will ignore gender，Either the essence of women into a caregiver or victim。Projects about reducing the risk of disaster and adapting to climate change in the near future seem to repeat the mistakes of these myths。It is necessary to perform more critical studies on how to affect the risk -related risks related to the gender。This article uses a series of early studies to explore the impact of the climate risk management of Thailand's northern agricultural family。The author found，Women engaged in aquaculture of aquaculture have deeper feelings about profit -related risks，This is consistent with the risk management practice of agricultural and fishing grounds and community levels.。Women and men engaged in crops have very similar feelings about the risk of drought in the change。Research on the role of women's water management at the water management at the community level and the study of gender social specifications，Women reduce the risk of their own agricultural and fishing ground at a larger collective level.。This article shows，Gender may affect risk tolerance and decision ability，Therefore, when strengthening the practice of climate risk management or design adaptation intervention measures，Gender factors should be considered as instead。[Shao Wenshi Translation]

Dr. Louis Lebel (Louis Lebel) is the Unit for Social and Environmental Research，User) Supervisor。His research interest includes global environmental changes、Water treatment、Restoration Power、The sustainability of gender and production consumer system。email: llebel@loxinfo.Bet365 lotto review co.th; louis@sea- user.org

Dr. PHIMPHAKAKAN Lebel is a researcher at the Social and Environmental Research Working Group of Chiang Mai University。Her research interest includes agriculture、Adaptation of climate change、Water Management、Natural disasters and gender。email: Phimphakan@sea- user.org

Boripat Lebel (Boripat Lebel) is a research assistant and communication expert from Chiang Mai University Social and Environmental Research Group。His research interests focus on the innovative communication of risks and science。email: boripat.lebel@gmail.com