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Forested Watersheds Adaptation Menu

Taking action now can help forested watersheds prepare for and adapt to a changing climate.
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Northwest Pollinators and Climate Change

Estimated reading time: 6 minutes
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National Invasive Species Information Center

Vulnerabilities in Agriculture and Forestry

Climate change poses unprecedented challenges to U.S. agriculture because of the sensitivity of agricultural productivity and costs to changing climate conditions. Agriculture in the United States produces approximately $300 billion a year in commodities.

Fire Management Adaptation Menu

Fire plays an essential role as a fundamental ecological disturbance process in diverse ecosystems across the U.S. Climate change presents new challenges for managing wildland fires in fire-adapted ecosystems and near the Wildland Urban Interface (WUI). Warmer annual and seasonal temperatures, increases in drought and heat-induced tree mortality, increases in vapor pressure deficit, decreases in relative humidity, and increases in fire season length are all affecting how we manage and plan for fire.
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Prevent the introduction and establishment of invasive plants and remove existing invasive species

Northwest Forests and Woodlands

Estimated reading time: 9 minutes
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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 information for management audiences.

Case Studies of Rangeland Resilience in the Northwest

Rangelands of the Northwest are complex, interconnected systems covering nearly 100 million acres that are sensitive to drought, wildfire, invasive species, and grazing. The large land extent and multiple ownerships characteristic of rangelands pose challenges to access, monitoring and decision-making under rapidly changing conditions.
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Planting Trees for a Changing Climate

For communities and individuals thinking about yard trees what simple methods are available to understand vulnerability in the context of a single tree or a forest property? Considering a tree's tolerance to environmental stress can help to optimize tree plantings for success given climate change pressures over time. A more resilient landscape can provide long-term climate and human health outcomes for communities.
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