Highlights from the Past 10 Years

This project is assessing the economic costs and benefits of implementing soil health practices (particularly, cover crops and no-tillage) on Northeast and North Central US agriculture. It leverages data from long-term…

To address water limitations, ranchers have developed innovative grazing and water management strategies.

Farmers around the Chesapeake and Delaware Bays are leaders in practices that promote healthy soils. These practices also safeguard working lands from climate change extremes. This film follows three family-owned…

The Fifth National Climate Assessment is a comprehensive report of the effects of climate change on the United States, including its people, landscapes, and natural resources.

This collection of online tools provides vegetation production and other near real-time information for Northwest federal rangeland management.

New tool models site suitability for five, high-value crops under climate change by considering temperature, crop development timing, and future irrigation needs.

To better understand the risks and enable climate-smart decision-making, researchers at Rutgers University were engaged to conduct a synthesis of the current state of knowledge concerning how coastal forests,…

FAQ's Climate Change basics

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