The soil in Northwest forests can store carbon for centuries. However, climate change could affect the stability of forest soil carbon.

Forests play a crucial role in mitigating climate change by storing carbon dioxide in their biomass and soil.

Climate change will affect forest industries in the Northwest. Adaptation strategies can help to increase forest resilience.

Climate change is increasing the intensity and size of spruce beetle outbreaks in Alaska, increasing impacts on spruce forests.

A summary of climate change effects on recreation in Idaho, Oregon, and Washington, and relevant adaptation options.

The Collaborative coordinates research and monitoring efforts and creates valuable resources to share relevant post-fire information.

Mechanical fuel treatments are a proactive reduction of overgrown forests that can help reduce risks of wildfire.

In Alaska, the risk of large, frequent, and severe wildfires is increasing as rapidly warming temperatures and longer growing seasons alter forest and tundra ecosystems.

Northwest forests and woodlands are valuable resources vulnerable to climate change.

This guide provides information, resources, and management actions to help small forest landowners adapt to a changing climate.

Large fires in Idaho, Oregon, and Washington are associated with warm and dry conditions that are likely to increase with climate change.

Advantages and disadvantages of prescribed fire in the northwest and the process of conducting a prescribed fire.