Past Meetings & Events

This course is designed to demystify climate adaptation for application to on-the-ground conservation, and will provide guidance in how to carry out adaptation with intentionality, how to manage for change and not just persistence, how to craft climate-informed conservation goals, and how to integrate adaptation into ongoing work. Conservation practitioners and natural resource managers will learn to become savvy consumers of climate information, tools, and models. This course is geared towards tribal environmental professionals and BIA managers.

The Rising Voices workshops facilitate cross-cultural approaches for adaptation solutions to climate variability and change. Diverse participants attend the workshops – Indigenous leaders, Indigenous and non-Indigenous environmental experts, students, and scientific professionals, including representatives from tribal, local, state, and federal resource management agencies, academia, tribal colleges, and research organizations. 

Collaborators on the Wind River Drought Preparedness Project will meet to provide an overview of the project and establish a path forward. This event is closed to the public.

The 2015 Open Science Conference at CSU offered research scientists and stakeholders the opportunity to actively engage with the North Central Climate Science Center. Together, they identified climate-related research topics that directly impact management in the North Central United States and found ways to improve dialogue between researchers and land managers.