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Drought and Rangelands: Effects and Management Responses

The following content is from a publication from the Forest Service Office of Sustainability and Climate, the full content can be viewed/downloaded in PDF
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Forests in a Changing Climate

The climate changes expected over the next century will have huge consequences for ecosystems and the benefits they provide, including the provision of wood and fuel, food, temperature and flood regulation, erosion control, recreational and aesthetic value, and species habitat, among others.

Prevent the introduction and establishment of invasive plant species and remove existing invasive species

Prevent the introduction or establishment of invasive plant species or remove existing invasive species

Prevent invasive species establishment and remove existing invasive species

Prevent the introduction and establishment of invasive plant species and remove existing invasive species

Forest Carbon Management Adaptation Menu

Forests play an important role in reducing atmospheric greenhouse gases by capturing carbon dioxide and storing carbon within soils and forest biomass.
Content produced by the Northern Forests Climate Hub

Climate Change and Wildfire in Idaho, Oregon, and Washington

Estimated reading time: 4 minutes
Content produced by the Northwest Climate Hub

Quick Start Guide to Adaptation Planning for Land Trusts

Land trusts are witnessing the effects of a changing climate on their lands and seeking opportunities to accommodate new challenges in conservation and stewardship activities.
Content produced by the Northern Forests Climate Hub

Worcester's Urban Forest

Notice: This project page is no longer being updated as of January 2023.
Content produced by the Northeast Climate Hub