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It's Time: Collaboration, Community Building and Engagement for Interdisciplinary Climate Resiliency Planning

5 people standing next to each other with smoke from a controlled fire in the background.

Developing Relationships Among Different Communities

Richard Ambrose standing next to a pond in the middle of a field

Developing Solutions to Restore the Coast

Adaptation Planning for Tribal Environmental Professionals

Researchers gathers in a conference room with notes on whiteboards in the background, and papers spanning the tables.

Boundary SPANning: Developing the Southwest Practitioners Adaptation Network

How the SW CASC Fellowship Prepares Us for Real-World Challenges, Especially During a Pandemic

Supporting Tribal Climate Adaptation Through the CASC Network

Christina Morrisett with her laptop next to a lake.

How Do I Fit In? Finding My Place and Leaning In to Boundary Spanning

The sunset through a cloudy sky over mountains in the Pala Indian Reservation.

Coping with Crisis: Building Psychosocial Resilience in the Face of Climate Change

The coast of California during midday with a cloudless blue sky and cliffs topped with greenery.

What’s Needed to Effectively Manage the California Coast?