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Ryan Toohey, Science Applications Coordinator and Hydrologist with the Alaska CASC, along with Nicole Herman-Mercer and Paul Schuster, will be...

Climate change is already damaging Indigenous ways of life. But tribes are adapting.

Researchers at the Southeast CASC have developed a tool to better inform managers of climate adaptation plans for the preservation and persistence of...

Researchers at the North Central CASC, the Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center, and the National Park Service Climate Change Response Program...

Vegetation in the southern part of the state is being hit harder due to climate change, UCLA-led study finds.

Are you attending the National Adaptation Forum (NAF) this spring in Wisconsin? Don't miss these presentations from staff and partners from across the...

Two new publications, funded by U.S. Geological Survey and the Alaska CASC, highlight the importance of understanding wildfire, what causes it as well...

A new study examines the past and future effects of climate change on white-tailed deer and moose in 13 states of the midwestern U.S. and 3 states of...

A new study, supported by the Southeast CASC and recently published in PeerJ, explores how native and exotic trees can support pest management and...

Learn more about Althea Walker, tribal liaison for the Southwest CASC, in this short interview conducted by the Institute for Tribal Environmental...