Highlights from the Past 10 Years

The USDA Southwest Climate Hub and Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) worked together to produce two drought vulnerability assessments at the Major Land Resource Area (MLRA) level based on ESs/STMs that will…

Educators from the Asombro Institute for Science Education, are both teachers and scientists who are skilled at translating scientific findings into engaging education activities. In December 2020, they showcased three…

An overview of the Climate-Smart Indigenous Agriculture project and access to workshop report and materials.

The Southwest Drought Learning Network (SWDLN) links climate service providers with resource managers to increase community resilience when facing current and future drought events. This peer-to-peer knowledge exchange…

Virtual fencing allows ranchers to move livestock without physical fences and could be an effective climate adaptation strategy.

CalAgroClimate offers five tools for stakeholders: Heat Advisory, Frost Advisory, Crop Phenology, Pest Advisory, and Agroclimate Indicators.

Information, resources, and case studies to help agricultural producers in Alaska adapt to a changing climate.

As the effects of climate change coupled with economic and population growth put increasing strain on water resources in the Southwestern U.S., what can be done to adapt? The Water Adaptation Techniques Atlas (WATA) is…

State-level information for western states on their U.S. Drought Monitor process and description for making the weekly drought map.