Check out the next Science Speaks video where graduate student, El Woolner, discusses her work developing a Sagebrush Adaptation Menu. This is a tool designed to help land managers translate climate science into practical strategies for protecting and restoring sagebrush ecosystems in a changing climate.

A new collaboration involving the NC CASC, CDR Associates, and the Rosebud Sioux Tribe in South Dakota demonstrates how conversations during a climate training session can lead to new partnerships and practical adaptation efforts.

The NC CASC September-October Newsletter is available online! Read the newsletter here.

How can climate science help Indigenous communities and conservation managers prepare for the future of North America's bison? The Integrated Bison Mapping Project (IBMP) is turning climate projections into actionable information.

Prasad Thota, a former NC CASC GRA and Research Affiliate, has joined the New Mexico Office of the State Engineer as a Lead Water Resources Professional in the Hydrology Bureau in Santa Fe.

As temperatures rise and precipitation patterns shift, wildlife across the North Central part of the United States face challenges that extend beyond changes to their habitats. What can conservation agencies do to prepare?

Members of the North Central Climate Adaptation Science Center (NC CASC) participated in CU Boulder’s inaugural Sustainability Research Summit, held October 8-9, 2026.