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

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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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Reflections of the New Mexico Tribal Drought Workshop

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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

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Collaborative Pathways: Indigenous Wisdom Leading Climate Adaptation Efforts in California

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New Episode of Come Rain or Shine Podcast!

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