📣Pls help share! NW Climate Adaptation Science Center is #HIRING a research scientist to coordinate the NW Regional Invasive Species & Climate Change (Northwest RISCC Network) Network and to lead our annual Actionable Science Deep Dives! Competitive salary / Seattle, WA / Review begins 6/10/24 ➡️bit.ly/44ActQO

In a recent publication, @nw_casc researchers & partners identified effective strategies for managing post-fire vegetation change by partnering with Indigenous communities, improving monitoring efforts and creating decision-based science. 🔥 Learn more: ow.ly/bCvU50RAScV

Please share (and apply)! Application review begins June 10.

We are co-hosting a webinar with the NE Northeast RISCC Network next Wednesday, June 12th at 9am PT! Please help us spread the word (but not the knotweed)! Register: bit.ly/3yvQChp

📣NW CASC Research Fellow alum Mark Sorel & co-authors' recent paper was selected as Editor's Choice by Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences! 📰🏆 It explores how diversity in habitats used by juvenile salmon from within a single population affects abundance & variability of the populations through time ⬇️

📣 TOMORROW (6/12) at 9am PT! There's still time to register! bit.ly/3yvQChp

🗞️ Hot off the press! A new paper led by NW Climate Adaptation Science Center Research Fellowship alum Spencer Vieira shares that in the NW, western larch regeneration proved to be more sensitive to wildfire-related factors than post-fire seasonal climate conditions 🌲🔥🌱 ➡️👀 bit.ly/3XkSrIH

ICYMI, NW Climate Adaptation Science Center is #hiring a research scientist to join our team at University of Washington! This position will play a crucial role in linking climate adaptation science with practice to support regional #ClimateResilience. Application review is underway, so apply soon! bit.ly/44ActQO

#Drought is expected to develop and persist on many tribal lands in the Pacific Northwest this summer. Learn more in our latest drought status update for Pacific Northwest Tribal Nations. drought.gov/drought-status… ATNI NW Climate Adaptation Science Center Climate Impacts Group USDA Climate Hubs WA State Climate

📣A new, special drought status update for Pacific Northwest Tribes shares that drought has begun to develop and is expected to persist across many Pacific Northwest Tribal lands this summer ➡ bit.ly/4cSYMPO

We're #hiring a postdoc focused on understanding the role of climate and weather in shaping outcomes of dryland restoration efforts. This position will work collaboratively w/ USGS, Bureau of Land Management - National, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service & BureauofIndianAffairs. App review starts 8/1! ➡ bit.ly/4faFbMZ

A new strategic plan from Climate Impacts Group centers equity in climate adaptation. Learn more: cig.uw.edu/plan-2024-29/ EarthLab UW College of the Environment

📣We're hosting a webinar on Tues, 8/27 @ 12pm PT! Integrating Economics & Ecology to Inform Climate-Ready Invasive Species Management in PNW Rivers 🌿🌊 Join presenters from Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife + University of Washington to learn about new tools for managing invasives under #ClimateChange➡️bit.ly/46J0Ic4

📢 Out now! A new report from the NW Climate Resilience Collaborative — the result of a series of listening sessions with PNW coastal Tribes — describes the barriers & unmet needs that these Tribes face in their efforts to prepare for #ClimateChange ➡️bit.ly/3Xd36Ub 1/3

This report was produced as part of the Northwest Climate Resilience Collaborative’s Tribal Coastal Resilience Portfolio, which is co-led by ATNI & Climate Impacts Group, with partners Washington Sea Grant & WWU 2/3

This report is intended to build awareness of these challenges among funders, policy makers, climate service providers and others to mobilize necessary action in support of the climate adaptation efforts of Northwest coastal Tribes. 3/3

✨Do you want to lead an organization on the cutting edge of connecting science and practice to build climate resilience in the PNW? Consider applying to be the new director for the Climate Impacts Group! ⬇️

🌊From sea level rise to flooding, WA coastal Tribes & communities are grappling with hazards caused by #ClimateChange. With a new federal grant, Climate Impacts Group & Washington Sea Grant - both at UW College of the Environment - will build #resilience in underserved, coastal areas in WA bit.ly/4cy4TIU

TOMORROW (8/27)! There's still time to register! ⬇️