Northwest Climate Adaptation Science Center

@nwcasc.bsky.social

Federal-consortium partnership teaming scientists with natural & cultural resource managers to deliver science that helps fish, wildlife, water, land & people in the NW adapt to climate change. Home of @nwriscc.bsky.social. Hosted by @cig-uw.bsky.social.

Claire Willing, UW asst. professor of environmental and forest sciences & current NW CASC Faculty Fellow, was just named a 2026 @ecologicalsociety.bsky.social Early Career Fellow! Claire's research focuses on how microbes respond, and help plants cope with, environmental change. 🍄🌲🔥👉 bit.ly/4tirqCA

UW’s Claire Willing named fellow of Ecological Society of America

The Ecological Society of America named the UW’s Claire Willing a 2026 Early Career Fellow. Willing, an assistant professor of environmental and forest science, studies fungal ecology, looking at...

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⏳ 🗓️ Applications for NW CASC's 2026-27 Research Fellowship Program are due Monday, March 9! Reach out if you have any questions 📧 nwcasc@uw.edu

Northwest Climate Adaptation Science Center@nwcasc.bsky.social · 7mo ago

🔥 🌲 ⛰️ ❄️ 🦫 🌊 🦀 🐝 It's that time of year again! Grad students & postdocs doing #ClimateChange research @ BSU, OSU, PSU, UM, UW, WSU and WWU — You can now APPLY for NW CASC's 2026-27 Research Fellowship Program, supporting research+training in actionable sci! Deadline Mar 9 bit.ly/45RnoHC 1/4

Photo collage of NW CASC research fellows in the field.

If you haven't registered, it's not too late! This Wednesday (11/5) at 2 pm PT! 🔗 bit.ly/4oro4KM

Northwest Climate Adaptation Science Center@nwcasc.bsky.social · 10mo ago

✨ Join us for an upcoming webinar with @allisonagsten.bsky.social to learn how to effectively share your stories with the public as an engaged scientist! 🎤 Sharing Your Science with the Media to Highlight its Value to the Public 🗓️ Wed 11/5 @ 2 pm PT 🔗 Register bit.ly/4oro4KM

A University of Washington researcher kneels in the mud with research equipment and explains something to a group. They are studying eelgrass in Padilla Bay, Washington.

USGS scientists tell us about the effects of invasive species & climate change. Yet their fate, like many other federal employees who work in science & the environment, is unknown. My latest for @nrdc.org. Thank you to @meadekrosby.bsky.social, John Organ, Ed Arnett, and others for speaking with me.

The Attacks on Science Continue—This Time at the USGS

From sea level rise to bee populations, the agency’s wildlife and climate programs shed light on the world around us.

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Want to prevent a mid-week 🐪 slump? Register for a 🌟 stellar 🌟 panel on Driving Climate Action with Evidence-Based Solutions this Wed 7/16 @ 2pm PT, including @nwcasc.bsky.social's very own @meadekrosby.bsky.social 👉 lu.ma/7agmepme Check out more 🌲 PNW Climate Week events 👉 pnwclimateweek.org/

UW College of the Environment@uwenvironment.bsky.social · last yr.

Join us July 16 for “Driving Climate Action with Evidence-Based Solutions” — a virtual panel during PNW Climate Week. Hear from @uofwa.bsky.social researchers leading projects to tackle #climatechange across ecosystems, oceans and communities. @cig-uw.bsky.social Register today! lu.ma/7agmepme

"There's a lot of evidence that shows that the stronger a community's social cohesion is, the better chances they have of resilience from climate hazards," said Rishi Sugla, climate resilient scientist at the UW Climate Impacts Group. @uofwa.bsky.social @nwcasc.bsky.social

NPR@npr.org · last yr.

Earthaven Ecovillage fared remarkably well after Hurricane Helene. The community had backup power and water systems, as well as food supplies, but members also knew how to work together in a crisis.