Erica Fleishman and Katherine Hegewisch Katherine Hegewisch and other members of the CIRC team recently created a 14-part YouTube video series that is posted on the Climate Toolbox website (Figure 1). The videos collectively provide general guidance on use of the Toolbox, explain sources of data on historic and future climate that are reflected in…
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Pending release of interactive Tribal Climate Adaptation Guidebook
Meghan Dalton “Our lands and resources are the basis of our spiritual life. That’s been our way since time began. By preparing for further environmental changes, we can mitigate threats to our way of life.” Joe Durglo, Chairman, Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes The Tribal Climate Adaptation Guidebook, published as a pdf in 2018, supports…
CIRC releases Climate Resilience Workbook Facilitation Guide
Erica Fleishman Since 2020, the three initial installments of CIRC’s Climate Resilience Workbook series have supported communities in accessing and applying information on global climate at the local level and in developing responses to undesirable effects of climate variability and change. The Climate Toolbox Workbook guides users in analysis of climate information and communication of…
Highlighting applications of climate tools to decision-making
Katherine Hegewisch, John Abatzoglou, and Erica Fleishman The Climate Impacts Research Consortium is pleased to introduce two new series of documents that increase accessibility of the Climate Toolbox: the Climate Toolbox Summaries series, which provides overviews of tools, and the Climate Toolbox Case Studies series, which highlights how users are applying the tools to decision-making….
Recruiting Stakeholders to Improve Drought-Impact Indicators in the Northwest
CIRC scientists are seeking natural resource management, tourism, and recreation stakeholders for a new project to develop drought-impact indicators Bart Nijssen, John Abatzoglou, and Katherine Hegewisch If you are interested in participating in the below project, please contact one of us for more information: Bart Nijssen (nijssen@uw.edu), John Abatzoglou (jabatzoglou@ucmerced.edu), or Katherine Hegewisch (khegewisch@ucmerced.edu). Regular…
Spokane Climate Project, More Workbooks, and Ann says Goodbye
Wherein we talk about the great work of the Spokane Climate Project, Introduce our New Workbook Series, and our Project Manager Says Goodbye.
The Climate CIRCulator 