Assessments
The USDA Climate Hubs published a series of regional vulnerability assessments to provide their stakeholders with a baseline “snapshot” of current climate vulnerabilities, along with specific adaptive management strategies to increase the resilience of working lands in each region. They also include regional greenhouse gas profiles, which identify opportunities to reduce emissions and increase carbon sequestration. Each document also gives an overview of how partner USDA agencies are being affected by and addressing changing climate conditions.
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New England and Northern New York Forest Ecosystem Vulnerability Assessment
Findings from the New England and Northern New York Forest Ecosystem Vulnerability Assessment
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Central Appalachians Forest Ecosystem Vulnerability Assessment
Findings from the Central Appalachians Forest Ecosystem Vulnerability Assessment
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Central Hardwoods Ecosystem Vulnerability Assessment: A Report from the Central Hardwoods Climate Change Response Framework Project
Findings from the Central Hardwoods Forest Ecosystem Vulnerability Assessment
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Fifth National Climate Assessment (NCA5) – U.S. Agriculture Highlights
The Fifth National Climate Assessment (NCA5) is the US Government’s preeminent report on climate change impacts, risks…
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Climate Tools
This toolshed contains links to a variety of climate tools and online decision support applications. Please check this…
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What the Fifth National Climate Assessment Means for California's Land Managers
The Fifth National Climate Assessment is a comprehensive report of the effects of climate change on the United States,…
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Pennsylvania Climate Change Projections for Individual Tree Species
There are 5 Pennsylvania ecoregions with climate change projections for individual tree species. Projected heat and…
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Climate Change Projections for Individual Tree Species
Browse climate change projections for individual tree species.
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Urban Forest Vulnerability Assessments
Browse city specific urban forest vulnerability assessments within the Midwest and Northeast.