Climate Literacy & Training
Climate science literacy is a basic understanding of the climate system including the natural and human-caused factors that affect it. Climate literacy also includes understanding the climate science to make climate-informed decisions, implying the need to connect the science with relevant practices and actions. The Climate Hubs build capacity to support foresters, ranchers, farmers, natural resource managers and USDA staff make climate-informed decisions through training and outreach via workshops, webinars, and products. Training focuses on climate change science, management practices, and decision support tools as they relates to each region. Enhancing climate literacy supports land management climate-informed decisions.
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The Oregon Post-Fire Research and Monitoring Collaborative
The Collaborative coordinates research and monitoring efforts and creates valuable resources to share relevant post-…
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Climate Change and Wildfire in Northwest Rangelands
The risk of large, frequent, and severe rangeland wildfires is increasing as warming temperatures and invasive annual…
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Cultivating Resilience: Climate-Smart Strategies for Working Lands
This webinar series explores innovative practices and technologies to build resilience and sustainability in our food…
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Climate Conversations with Oklahoma Conservation District Staff
Oklahoma has seen an increased incidence of extreme climate-related events in the first 20 years of the 21st Century as…
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NIFA Awards $4.5 Million to Northern Plains Climate Hub and Outreach Partners for Native Climate, Climate-Smart Agriculture, and Insurable Weather
Supporting climate adaptation in Native communities, The Prairie Hub Project: Promoting climate-smart agricultural…
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Fertilizing Smarter for the Future: Introducing Fertilize Right
Fertilize Right is a 4-year USDA project under the Global Fertilizer Challenge taking place in Brazil, Colombia,…
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Collaborative Adaptation Stories
The Southwest Climate Hub partners with the Conservation and Adaptation Resources Toolbox (CART, previously known as…
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Climate Change Resource Center
From 2008 to 2020, the Climate Change Resource Center (CCRC) was the primary source of Forest Service climate change…
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Sightline: Measuring Up to Scale Down and Some Basics of Climate Accounting (Report 2)
This issue provides an orientation to the climate policies and concepts that serve as a backbone for emerging…