Actionable Science
Actionable Science
Engaging stakeholders is a beneficial and ongoing process that includes opportunities to share scientific data and findings, learn local knowledge, obtain feedback, and co-produce science. By identifying stakeholder needs, the ASIST initiative is better able to prioritize integrated science and design tools for improved management of drought occurring in the Basin
Addressing Stakeholder Science Needs for Integrated Drought Science in the Colorado River Basin
Addressing Stakeholder Science Needs for Integrated Drought Science in the Colorado River Basin
The Colorado River Basin Actionable and Strategic Integrated Science and Technology (ASIST) initiative was formed to demonstrate the effectiveness of addressing complex problems through stakeholder involvement and use of 21st century technology to deliver integrated science.
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AI-driven science synthesis tools for resource managers
The scientific literature is abundant on drought-related topics in the western United States, including areas of the Colorado River Basin and the sagebrush biome. Scientists, resource managers, and decision makers use this science to assess, predict, and respond to the effects of drought on people and the environment. However, it can be difficult to quickly synthesize large amounts of research. To...
Deep Dive: Managing for the Future of the Colorado River Basin
The Colorado River delivers drinking water to more than 40 million people and hydroelectric power to millions in the West. Explore how the CASCs are helping partners implement proactive water planning and management, understand the impacts of different reservoir operations on aquatic life, adapt to natural hazards, and more.