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Tree Rings

Tree-ring Reconstructions Show Climate and Fire are Historically Linked

Klamath National Forest

A Closer Look at a Key Wildfire Indicator

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Student Earth Grant internship available with the SW CASC this fall!

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Recording now available! - New SW CASC co-hosted webinar on precipitation changes in the southwest!

Flowering Plant in ENR2 Building

The SW CASC is looking for a postdoc in invasive species and climate change in the Southwest!

A scenic landscape featuring a hilly terrain with a mixture of lush green vegetation and patches of brown, dry grass. The foreground includes a dense cluster of tall trees, while the background showcases rolling hills with a mosaic of greenery and exposed rocky areas under a clear blue sky.

New Climate-Adapted Conservation Strategy from the Southern Montane Forest Project!

View of the Potomac River at the National Conservation Training Center

Reflections from the 2024 Native Youth Climate Adaptation Leadership Congress

A View of downtown Milwaukee over Lake Michigan

Facing Drought: An NRWD Fellow’s Journey from Milwaukee to Utah’s Arid Landscapes

This image captures a dynamic group brainstorming session in an indoor setting. Multiple individuals are gathered around a large table, which is covered with a white paper sheet filled with colorful, hand-written notes and diagrams.

Reflections of the New Mexico Tribal Drought Workshop

Photographer engages with the base of a fire covered in sparks and ash as the winds blow

Bridging Science and Practice: My Journey with the SW CASC Cohort

Cordgrass at Seal Beach National Wildlife Refuge

Can we help drowning salt marshes?

Leah Madison

Entering the Co-production world is harder than it looks

a controlled fire in a wooded area during daylight. The fire is burning a pile of dead branches and leaves, with flames reaching high into the air. In the foreground, there is a red bucket and a tool, possibly a rake, lying on the ground. Trees surrounding the fire appear healthy and unaffected by the flames. Smoke is visible, rising from the fire and blending with the clear sky above.

Collaborative Pathways: Indigenous Wisdom Leading Climate Adaptation Efforts in California

Solar panels in the desert southwest

New Episode of Come Rain or Shine Podcast!

Tamara Wilson

SWCASC Welcomes Acting Assistant Regional Administrator!

Bristlecone Pine

Job Opportunity - USGS Science Needs Assessment Fellowship