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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!

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Some Ponderosa Pine Forests Naturally Regenerate after Wildfire Management Treatment

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Managing Fire for the Future: Insights from the Sierra Nevada

Kelly Loria

Seeing the Stream for the Watershed: Identifying Opportunities for Climate Resilient Stream Restoration Practices

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Management Responses to Vegetation Type Conversion Play Important Role in Southwest Forest Climate Adaptation

Climate, Clouds, and the Connection to Solar Energy

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SWCASC Research on Foothill Yellow-legged Frog and Climate Refugia Lead to Science-based Solutions

Junna Wang NRWD HL (1)

Learning from Interdisciplinary Collaboration

Southwest Adaptation Forum flyer dated for October 10-12, 2022.

Are You Interested in Attending SWAF 2022?

SWCASC Fellow Named McGinnies Scholar!

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Recordings from Native Nations and Climate Change Webinar Series Now Available!

Coordinator for Southwest Fire Science

Deadline to apply: Sunday, June 26, 2022
Organization: NAU

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The SW CASC Welcomes New Member to Communications Team

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Southern California to Experience Twice as Many Large Fire Days by 2100

Juli NRWD HL

What’s in a name? How stream restoration terms reflect community opinions and the need for collaborative science