Workshops

The 2021 Northeast Regional Climate Adaptation Science Symposium featured 55 speakers and drew widespread participation from the climate adaptation science community, attracting more than 520 participants from 60 state or federal agencies, 50 NGOs, 40 academic institutions, 10 Tribal nation agencies, 5 Inter-Tribal organizations and 25 states. All sessions were recorded and are available for viewing.

In Fall 2020, more than 160 scientists, resource managers and NGO staff assembled virtually for a three-day workshop investigating the challenge posed by potential climate-changed induced crossing biological thresholds, tipping points in which minor climate alterations produce large and undesirable responses. Many sessions were recorded and are available for viewing along with a summary of major workshop conclusions.

This three-day meeting brought together NE CASC investigators and partner stakeholders to reflect on their collaborative research to develop actionable adaptation strategies for the NE region.The program included presentations, panel discussions and needs assessments for incorporating climate science into management of priority natural resources.

This two-day workshop brought together students and postdoctoral researchers from across the CASC network to enhance their skills in identifying and building productive relationships with stakeholders, developing actionable science, and communicating their research.