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Dealing with Climate Change Proactively on YOUR land - Links

Climate Response Framework
http://www.forestadaptation.org/
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Northern Institute of Applied Climate Science
https://www.nrs.fs.fed.us/niacs/climate/ccrc/
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Climate HUBS
https://www.climatehubs.oce.usda.gov/
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Climate Webinars Network
http://climatewebinars.net/
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Climate Adaptation Workbook
https://adaptationworkbook.org/
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The Adaptation workbook asks land-owners and natural resource professionals to think critically. You'll consider the implications of climate change on your property using your expertise, knowledge and judgment. To assist this part of the process, the Adaptation Workbook provides users with climate impact statements specific to their region. When you get this information for your own property or project area, you'll be prompted to interpret, evaluate, and comment on how large-scale regional impacts will affect your local area and your management objectives.

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