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Climate change is widely recognized as one of the gravest threats to the diversity of life. Actions we take today will determine the ability of plant and animals species to adapt to changing climatic conditions. NatureServe is applying data, decision-support tools, and network expertise to help understand how biodiversity will respond to the climates of the future.

View from a polar ice rim | Photo by Mark Garten

  1. Climate Change Vulnerability Index

    The NatureServe Climate Change Vulnerability Index translates research into guidelines that enable practitioners and policy-makers to identify emerging and anticipated threats to biodiversity
    ProductoStandards & Methods

  2. Climate Change Vulnerability Index - Canadian Version

    The NatureServe Climate Change Vulnerability Index - Canadian Version translates research into guidelines that enable Canadian practitioners and policy-makers to identify emerging and anticipated threats to biodiversity.
    ProductoStandards & Methods

  4. Supporting Assessment of Management Alternatives for Greater Sage-Grouse

    Modeling the cumulative effects of multiple land uses, management practices, and climate change effects on greater sage-grouse and other resources to inform short- and medium-term management decisions on public lands
    Project

  8. Building Local Capacity for Climate Change Adaptation Planning

    Developing and testing a decision-support toolkit for evaluating impacts of development and sea-level rise, and identifying potential mitigation strategies, for Humboldt Bay, California
    Project

  10. Climate Refugia in the Central Basin of Southern Nevada

    Pilot of the Yale Mapping Framework for integrating climate-change adaptation strategies into BLM's resource management planning in southern Nevada
    Project

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