The USGS National Climate Adaptation Science Center is pleased to announce a quarterly webinar series on the RAD (Resist-Accept-Direct) framework in collaboration with the National Conservation Training Center. This series focuses on examples of RAD implementation and reflects on practical applications of RAD concepts.

Please "Save the Date" for a climate workshop, hosted at Haskell Indian Nations University, from April 7-9, 2026! Practical tools and guidance will help Tribes and Tribal partners plan for, and respond to, climate change challenges while honoring their traditional knowledges.

Watch the recording of "Tongue River 2100: Future Tongue River streamflow estimates to enable Northern Cheyenne data-driven water management and planning" here!

The NC CASC's November/December 2025 newsletter is now out! Learn more about what we've been up to in the final months of 2025, including a Science Spotlight story about the Great Plains Tribal Water Alliance Annual Meeting.

Tune in on Thursday, January 8, to hear a webinar on the Tongue River's future. The project involves working closely with the Northern Cheyenne Tribe and other partners to co-produce knowledge to enable data-driven water management and planning.

On November 5-6, 2025, the North Central Climate Adaptation Science Center’s Tribal Climate Resilience Liaisons Janna Black and Kynser Wahwahsuck Bell helped host the Great Plains Tribal Water Alliance (GPTWA) Annual 2025 Conference in Deadwood, South Dakota.

The International Invasive Species & Climate Change Conference (IISCCC), held online on December 9-10, 2025, brought together researchers, land managers and policymakers to bridge the gap between science and action.