Some members of the NC CASC team attended the annual CIRES Rendezvous yesterday. It was a great chance to meet up in person and showcase some of our work during the afternoon poster session! That’s us with Kyra Clark-Wolf ‘s award-winning photo! #climate #CIRES

We’re excited to welcome this summer’s GRA (graduate research assistant) cohort! Projects span ecosystem transformation, wildfire, Tribal planning for climate change, wildlife disease and more. Stay tuned to hear more about these projects through the summer! #climate #TEK #STEM

The Tribal Climate Leaders Program provides science education & research opportunities for Indigenous students while supporting the integration of their new knowledge & experience with their tribes and on their reservations. North Central Climate Adaptation Science Center CU Boulder 🦬 Read more: cires.colorado.edu/news/supportin…

When it comes to #climateanxiety, we need to move through grief. People have different ways of handling stress, anxiety, and loss. Understanding grief in relation to climate change can help us empathize with others. Learn More: cleanet.org/clean/literacy…

Welcome to Seamus Land, participatory science fellow with NC CASC! His work with NC CASC/USGS will focus on developing shared concepts, language, and practices to support participatory and actionable science efforts across the agency. Learn more: nccasc.colorado.edu/partners/who-w… #climate

It’s time for the next slate of NC CASC Rapid Climate Assessment Program (RCAP) projects to begin! The RCAP is designed to develop a series of short, well-defined Rapid Climate Assessments (RCAs) to provide timely data. Check out the projects: nccasc.colorado.edu/news/2024-rapi… #climate

The June 2024 Tribal Climate Resilience Newsletter is now out! Learn more here: mailchi.mp/6474bf943eb7/t… #climate #climatetwitter #TEK #Indigenous

Interested in learning more about equity in co-production and community science? Then be sure to check out this webinar series, starting June 18! #climatetwitter #community #equity #STEM

New publication alert! 📰 Research from the National, North Central Climate Adaptation Science Center, and Northeast CASC highlights the link between climate change, plant biodiversity loss, and future carbon storage potential 🌿 Learn more: ow.ly/8caH50SiPSf

The Central Grassland Bird Working Group, hosted by the Central Grasslands Roadmap project, aims to create multi-disciplinary data products and tools to support and inform conservation efforts for grassland birds. Learn more about what they're up to here: nccasc.colorado.edu/news/update-ce…

Find out what's been going on at the NC CASC these last couple of months by reading our latest newsletter! mailchi.mp/cbf5cc67f2e3/m… #climatetwitter #climate #newsletter

Several NC, SE, and SC CASC scientists and colleagues are authors on this new paper about drought! Learn more and read the paper here: nccasc.colorado.edu/news/new-publi… #drought #climatescience #climateadaptation

The BIA's Branch of Tribal Climate Resilience will be providing over $120 million for FY 2024 for recognized Tribal Nations and authorized Tribal organizations to "address current and future climate change impacts!" Learn more here: nccasc.colorado.edu/news/applicati… #tribal #funding

On July 15, James Rattling Leaf, Sr. gave the Keynote Address at the 49th Annual Natural Hazards Research and Applications Workshop by the Natural Hazards Center and CU Boulder 🦬! Learn about it here: lnkd.in/ghp2ePYD Storymap by Alece Birnbach of Graphic Recording Studio!

A new research paper, featuring USGS and NC CASC scientists, is now out, using projected climate conditions to map future riparian refugia. Learn more here: nccasc.colorado.edu/news/new-publi… #climate #climatetwitter #research #STEM #science #environment

This Thursday, August 15, from 1 - 2 PM central time. Learn more about the North Central US Climate and Drought Summary/Outlook: drought.gov/events/north-c… #webinar #climate #climatetwitter #drought #northcentral

The NC CASC invites applications for a Postdoctoral Associate in Social Science or Ecology with a background in decision science to inform management of invasive species in the Northern Great Plains. Learn more and apply here: jobs.colorado.edu/jobs/JobDetail… #cuboulder #JobOpportunities

Mark your calendars for the Great Plains Tribal Water Alliance's Water and Climate Conference! The gathering will be at Royal River Casino in Flandreau, South Dakota on September 18 and 19. More information below. #climatetwitter #climate #TEK #Tribal #Indigenous #conference

NC CASC scientists recently worked with Katherine Hegewisch (the developer of Climate Toolbox) to put together a Climate Scenarios Workflow. Check out this new guide! climatetoolbox.org/climate-scenar… #climatetwitter #climate #climatechange #toolbox

As part of the 2024 RCAP, Katie Bardsley worked with a team at the NC CASC to understand ecological transformation of sagebrush ecosystems in the states of Colorado, Wyoming, and Montana. Here is her blog on sagebrush ecosystems: nccasc.colorado.edu/news/transform… #climate