Logo of the Upper Snake River Tribes Foundation. Page/s that contain this image : . Moving Forward Together: Building Tribal Resiliency and Partnerships. Last modified : . 3 ...

Upper Snake River Tribes Foundation climate change workshop on the Burns Paiute Reservation. Image credit: Scott Hauser, Upper Snake River Tribes Foundation. Used with permission. Page/s that c ...

Vulnerability rankings from the Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment, showing shared concerns under two climate scenarios. A complete discussion of the rankings can be found in the full report, ava ...

Chinook salmon at Eightmile Creek, in Idaho's Salmon River Basin. Andy Kohler, Shoshone-Bannock Tribes. Used with permission. Page/s that contain this image : . Moving Forward Together: ...

The cover of the Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment report. The full report can be downloaded from the Foundation's website (see link at right, under Additional Resources). Image credit: Upper Sn ...

The Upper Snake River Tribes Foundation project area, encompassing more than 97,000 square miles. Image credit: Upper Snake River Tribes Foundation Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment, 2017. Used ...

Summary: The four member tribes of the Upper Snake River Tribes Foundation collaborated on a Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment, resulting in a quantified assessment of their shared concerns and establishment of a common foundation for future adaptation efforts.

Published :. March 2017. This plan sets forth the 2017 federal policy platform of the Mississippi River Cities and Towns Initiative, an association of 75 U. S. mayors along the Mississippi River. The ...

Published : . January 2011. This plan identifies Ohio's mitigation strategy, which helps guide local mitigation planning and project efforts. The State of Ohio Standard Hazard Mitigat ...

April showers bring May flowers, but what does June bring? History says mid-to-late June brings a higher probability of severe weather across much of the contiguous United States.