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Explore Aridification Perceptions at AGU with Our 2023-2024 Natural Resources Workforce Development Fellows!

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Southwest Climate Adaptation Science Center to Present at SACNAS 2024 NDiSTEM Conference

SACNAS Im preseting Post

SWCASC Now Hiring: Communications Specialist for Third Phase!

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Are rock glaciers the next big thing?

Middle-Teton national park- rock Glacier

New SWCASC-funded Study Highlights Critical Challenges and Potential Solutions for California Coastline Amid Climate Change

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Opportunity to join our team as a USGS Climate Adaptation Communications Fellow!

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

Flowering Plant in ENR2 Building

New Climate-Adapted Conservation Strategy from the Southern Montane Forest Project!

A scenic landscape featuring a hilly terrain with a mixture of lush green vegetation and patches of brown, dry grass. The foreground includes a dense cluster of tall trees, while the background showcases rolling hills with a mosaic of greenery and exposed rocky areas under a clear blue sky.

Can we help drowning salt marshes?

Cordgrass at Seal Beach National Wildlife Refuge

Collaborative Pathways: Indigenous Wisdom Leading Climate Adaptation Efforts in California

a controlled fire in a wooded area during daylight. The fire is burning a pile of dead branches and leaves, with flames reaching high into the air. In the foreground, there is a red bucket and a tool, possibly a rake, lying on the ground. Trees surrounding the fire appear healthy and unaffected by the flames. Smoke is visible, rising from the fire and blending with the clear sky above.