News

The University of Colorado Boulder has been selected as the new host for the North Central CASC.

Southeast CASC project "Protecting Cultural Resources in the Face of Climate Change" has received honorable mention for the 2017 Department of the...

The Bureau of Indian Affairs, the USGS, and Tribal organizations have collaborated to place Tribal Resilience Liaisons at the regional CASCs. Read on...

In recognition of Indigenous Peoples' Day, we're exploring the ways in which the CASC network is supporting and partnering with Tribal nations and...

Vegetation abundance has been declining due to drought in the western U.S. where the landscape is predicted to become dryer and hotter. This project...

Jane  Wolken, Program Coordinator of the Alaska CASC, shares her experiences co-organizing a workshop for Early Career Women in Science and improving...

Scientists find that past warming drove major changes in vegetation and future warming may drive similarly dramatic changes.

A new paper points to potential radical changes in biodiversity in the future due to climate change.

Chas Jones, Tribal Liaison at the Northwest CASC, reflects on his experience at a Tribal canoe journey and the importance of traditional knowledge.

Our latest data spotlight highlights three CASC datasets related to water in the Northeast, Pacific Islands, and Southwest regions.