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Drought

USGS has a long and proven history delivering science and tools to help decision makers manage and mitigate the effects of drought, and we continue to improve data collection during and after drought events to gather critical, ephemeral information; synthesize datasets and models to better understand drought drivers, responses, and interactions; and deliver effective information to address drought through partnerships with stakeholders, policymakers, and the public.

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NWIFC Water Assessment

Water resources are essential to Native American Tribes in western Washington for instream and out-of-stream uses. As the demand for water across the region increases, western Washington Tribes need critical information about water availability, water use, and ecological needs for water in order to manage their resources. To assess tribal water resources comprehensively in western Washington, the...
NWIFC Water Assessment

NWIFC Water Assessment

Water resources are essential to Native American Tribes in western Washington for instream and out-of-stream uses. As the demand for water across the region increases, western Washington Tribes need critical information about water availability, water use, and ecological needs for water in order to manage their resources. To assess tribal water resources comprehensively in western Washington, the...
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