Highlights from the Past 10 Years

A documentary film about three family-owned farming operations who are leaders in practices that promote healthy soils, which also safeguard working lands from climate change extremes.

Dry farming is a technique for some producers to adapt and diversify operations in response to changes in water availability.

GradCAMP is an academic, year-long program seeking graduate students (Masters and PhD) studying climate adaptation and mitigation on working lands and/or waters in the Northeast.

This project is assessing the economic costs and benefits of implementing soil health practices (particularly, cover crops and no-tillage) on Northeast and North Central US agriculture. It leverages data from long-term…

The objective of this NRCS-funded project Climate Adaptation Guides for Tropical Agriculture and Forestry is to develop sector-specific guidelines to strengthen climate resilience and adaptation by understanding farmers…

To better understand the risks and enable climate-smart decision-making, researchers at Rutgers University were engaged to conduct a synthesis of the current state of knowledge concerning how coastal forests,…

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…

In 2024, the Northwest Climate Hub continued to expand support for natural resource managers in understanding and adapting to climate change.

This collection of online tools provides vegetation production and other near real-time information for Northwest federal rangeland management.