Science Speaks is a new short-form video series from the North Central Climate Adaptation Science Center that highlights the people and science driving real-world climate solutions. Through their own voices, scientists share how research becomes action on the ground.

The Western Water Assessment invites researchers, postdoctoral scholars, and graduate students with interests in wildfire to attend an upcoming invited research talk by Matthew Hamilton, Associate Professor at the University of Wyoming, on April 2.

The latest NC CASC newsletter is out, featuring research on responding to climate-driven ecological change, from grassland conservation to shifting species ranges. It also highlights new Rapid Climate Assessment Program projects supporting science-based decision making.

Terri Schulz, Senior Conservation Ecologist at The Nature Conservancy and Co-PI with the North Central Climate Adaptation Science Center, is known for many things...

We are hiring 4 summer GRAs for our 2026 Rapid Climate Assessment Program (RCAP). Broadly, these RCAP projects seek to support state, federal, and Tribal land and natural resource managers to adapt to a changing climate through interdisciplinary research and actionable science.

Did you miss it? Watch the latest webinar, "Practical Guidance for Using Climate Projections in Adaptation Planning", given by Nels Bjarke of the Western Water Assessment on March 12, 2026.