What an amazing resource from Kenai Fjords NP! Check out this StoryMap to learn how climate change is impacting each of the park's major glaciers: nps.gov/maps/stories/a…

So can we... 🙄🙄🙄

The Central Council of Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska are working with the Alaska CASC to better predict when & where harmful algal blooms that affect locally consumed shellfish will occur in Southeast Alaska. 👉ow.ly/M80350Lafij International Arctic Research Center

Interested in communicating climate change for the National Park Service? Follow Scientists in Parks to be notified when their Scientists in Parks positions open for applications! x.com/SIP_Internship…

On the shortest day of the year, what's better than thinking ahead to summer? Apply now for Scientists in Parks for Summer 2023 and beyond, including some full-year positions and climate communication opportunities! x.com/SIP_Internship…

#TBT 2022 was a big year for #ClimateScience! 🌎 From using amoebas to track #ClimateChange in Peatlands to conserving toads in Yosemite 🐸, check out these #TopTen research stories and learn about the incredible work done by USGS scientists! 👉 ow.ly/5aIY50Mzo8a

Check out the new U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service recovery plan for the Meltwater Lednian stonefly and Western Glacier stonefly -- species that rely upon cold glacial meltwater in Glacier National Park and the surrounding region: fws.gov/press-release/…

Just released: the Green Parks Plan 3.0! This plan sets forth the National Park Service's bold vision to attain net-zero status in parks. Learn more about the five goals to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, water consumption, and waste sent to landfills: nps.gov/subjects/susta…

Did you wear your green today? We did! (We do every day, so that was easy!) But we don’t just wear green... our parks are green too! The new edition of the Green Parks Plan sets forth the vision to attain net-zero status in parks. More ➡️ go.nps.gov/greenparks #StPatricksDay

Sometimes change happens overnight, like when Rodeo Lagoon breached the beach (photos of before/after). This happened 3 times this winter, more than in recent years. Changes like this remind us of climate change. Learn more here: go.nps.gov/cc NPS CVargas

Last week, we hosted colleagues from South African National Parks (back row right and center) for an information exchange on #climatechange and protected area management. Their work is inspiring, and we’re grateful for their efforts and insights! (1/2)

The exchange with SANParks was made possible through kind support from both the Department of State and the US Department of the Interior Office of International Affairs. (2/2)

We all need personal space at times. Although great blue herons gather in large colonies during breeding season, they are largely territorial, as seen by this dispute between two herons (and one onlooker) roaming the shore for fish. Birds in Yellowstone: nps.gov/yell/learn/nat…

Happy 10th Anniversary to 🌱 #LatinoConservationWeek, created by Hispanic Access Foundation to engage the Latinx community (& everyone else) in 🌳 recreational activities & stewardship that benefit their local communities & parks ➡️ nps.gov/subjects/npsce… #FindYourPark #LCW #Conservation

New research out this week reveals #ClimateChange will significantly increase rates of heat illness among visitors to Grand Canyon National Park in coming years, particularly during traditional “shoulder” seasons: journals.plos.org/plosone/articl…

Electric shuttle buses are here! These are the first of an entirely new fleet of battery-electric buses that will replace the current propane-powered vehicles. Have questions? We have answers, watch the video to learn more. youtu.be/5o69Ld5WO-s

You probably revisit your personal plans on occasion. So do we! We've updated our Climate Change Response Strategy to provide a modern framework for protecting parks and people in the face of the climate crisis: nps.gov/subjects/clima…

Have you seen the National Park Service's new Climate Change Response Strategy? This illustrated video details our four-pronged approach in responding to #climatechange: youtu.be/oHt9u7yKu2U

Did you know that staff in Alaska NPS publishes a science journal called Alaska Park Science? The most recent issue includes articles on marine heatwaves, thawing permafrost, threatened cultural heritage, and so much more! Download the latest issue here: irma.nps.gov/DataStore/Down…

Managing numerous social media accounts takes serious work. So starting today, we’re streamlining! Future updates will now be posted to Explore Nature or National Park Service. You can also follow ongoing work on the NPS.gov climate change website: nps.gov/climatechange