2025 Projects Spread of Invasive Vegetation under Climate Change in the National Parks of the Klamath Region Learn more Enhancing Community and Wildlife Resilience to Sea‐Level Rise and Infrastructure Development in the San Pablo Baylands Learn more Assessing the Vulnerability of Cultural Resources to Rainfall-driven Erosion in the Deadman Wash and Wupatki Wash Drainages of Wupatki National Monument, Arizona Learn more Shifting frontiers: understanding species’ abundance range shifts for informed conservation strategies Learn more Biotic and Abiotic Drivers of the Prevalence of the Gulf Coast Tick and an Associated Vector Borne Disease in Arizona Learn more 2024 Spurring Innovation in Adaptation to Altered Fire Regimes in the Sonoran Desert Learn more Accelerating Science to Action Partnerships (ASAP): Implementing science-driven adaptation strategies in the 2-3-2 Landscape Learn more Supporting Effective Fire Risk Management Through Research: A Collaboration Between the Southwest Climate Adaptation Science Center and the Joint Fire Science Program Learn more Southwest Climate Adaptation Science Center Consortium- Hosted by University of Arizona (2024-2029) Learn more Co-producing Robust Estimates of Feral Horses on Tribal Lands Learn more Building Climate-Resilient Rangelands Amidst Fire, Grazing, and Ecological Invasion in California Learn more Increasing Giant Sequoia Reforestation Success after Catastrophic Wildfire Using Soil and Microbial Indicators Learn more After the Dams: Fire Impacts and Restoration Opportunities for a Culturally Important Klamath River Willow Learn more Adding Fuel to the Fire: Determining Vegetation-Specific Drought Timescales That Enhance Fuel Flammability and Fire Potential Learn more Mapping Community Experiences and Concerns Related to Drying Lakes in Arid Climates Learn more 2023 Cultivating Water Resilience with Indigenous Peoples in Arid Lands Learn more How do Atmospheric Rivers and Downslope Winds Affect Wildfire Risk and Water Resources in the Arid Southwest? Learn more Rendering High-Resolution Hydro-Climatic Data for Southern California Learn more Assessing Post-Fire Aspen Seedling Success on the Colorado Plateau Learn more Mapping Riparian Vegetation Response to Climate Change on the San Carlos Apache Reservation and Upper Gila River Watershed to Inform Restoration Priorities: 1935 to Present (Phase 2) Learn more Reducing Wildfire Risk While Maintaining Critical Monarch Habitat Along the California Coast Learn more Future of Fire Phase II: Learning by Doing with Cultural Fire Practitioners Learn more How Do Critical Life History Stages Limit Plant Adaptation to Changing Climate? The Role of Seedling and Sapling Survivorship in Ecosystem Resilience Learn more Automating Custom Climate Reports to Support Natural Resource Management in the Southwest Learn more Understanding the Effects of Seasonal Precipitation Changes on Hydrology and Ecosystems in the Colorado River Basin Learn more Modeling Large Fires in Response to Potential Tipping Points in Fuel Dryness Learn more 2022 Climate MicroApps: Assessment and Innovation in Climate Decision Support Tools for Land Managers Learn more
