USFWS Climate Change Website

This document reviews the basics of climate change, including impacts of climate change and the future impacts of climate change.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Habitat and Resource Conservation website details current programs that can support conservation efforts across the nation.

Whether they take credit for it or not, land trusts already plan for climate change. This document outlines tools and approaches land trusts can use to plan for climate change in the short-term and long-term.

Local Strategies for Climate change Volume 2 presents additional information on how communities can plan for and adapt to climate change through stories describing resources that some communities are using to address this pressing management challenge.

This policy perspective assesses the adaptive potential of conservation easements to address climate change impacts, and offers drafting and implementation guidance.

Climate Literacy: The Essential Principles of Climate Science presents information that is deemed important for individuals and communities to know and understand about Earth’s climate, impacts of climate change and approaches to adaptation or mitigation.

Understanding the Science of Climate Change Talking Points: Impacts to Prairie Potholes and Grasslands is a USDOI Natural Resource Report that is intended to provide park and refuge area managers and staff with accessible, up-to date information about climate change and climate change impacts to...

The Climate Change Education Partnership supports climate change communication tools and resources across the country.

The National Wildlife Federation's "Scanning the Conservation Horizon: A Guide to Climate Change Vulnerability Assessments" assists fish and wildlife managers and other conservation and resource professionals to better plan, execute and interpret climate change vulnerability assessments.

This report from the Land Trust Alliance and the Open Space Institute aims to provide helpful guidance on how to connect on climate change and information to help land trusts respond to the greatest challenge of our time.