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Explore Aridification Perceptions at AGU with Our 2023-2024 Natural Resources Workforce Development Fellows!

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Southwest Climate Adaptation Science Center to Present at SACNAS 2024 NDiSTEM Conference

Middle-Teton national park- rock Glacier

Are rock glaciers the next big thing?

Gabriela T. Sancho Juárez on the river with a lifejack and blue raft

From Tropical Rainforests to Arid Deserts: My Journey from Costa Rica to Utah's Water Challenges and the Impact of the NRWD Fellowship

Collection of images from New Study Highlights Critical Challenges and Solutions for California Coastline Amid Climate Change

New SWCASC-funded Study Highlights Critical Challenges and Potential Solutions for California Coastline Amid Climate Change

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Opportunity to join our team as a USGS Climate Adaptation Communications Fellow!

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

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

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