Summary: This StoryMap provides an understanding of the largest climate change adaptation effort on public lands to date, including participants from federal agencies and stakeholder organizations interested in a broad range of resource issues.

Summary: This StoryMap and the associated interactive dashboard illustrate where climate change vulnerability assessments have been completed across all US Forest Service regions.

As key habitat goes underwater, NOAA is relocating some endangered Hawaiian monk seals to higher ground.

Summary: This StoryMap features three metrics that influence plant growth and survival while displaying mapped projections of change throughout the century for the United States.

Summary: This StoryMap summarizes the best available knowledge related to climate change about the New England and Northern New York forests from published research and local knowledge.

Summary: This StoryMap provides a summary of the organizations and participants that worked with the Intermountain Adaptation Partnership (IAP) for over 2 years to identify climate change issues relevant to resource management on Forest Service and National Park Service lands in the IAP region.

Summary: This StoryMap summarizes the best available information related to climate change about Mid-Atlantic forests from published research and local knowledge.

Summary: This StoryMap provides a tool for exploring climate change information on National Forest System lands.

Coral scientists have developed a new modeling approach for evaluating coral reef persistence under climate change scenarios. Aiming to improve coral restoration efforts, this new user-friendly framework aims to address the increasing vulnerability of these vital ecosystems.

Analysis of measurements taken during NOAA research flights in 2017 indicates that emissions from a single source, a magnesium refinery, may be responsible for a significant fraction of the fine particles that form the dense winter brown clouds hanging over Salt Lake City.