To develop funding for on-the-ground projects and related research and outreach education to improve the Great Basin environment.
The Great Basin Fire Science Exchange Project serves to:
The GB-RMP promotes comprehensive and complementary research and management collaborations to sustain ecosystems, resources and communities across the Great Basin.
The GB-CESU is a partnership for research, technical assistance and education to enhance understanding and management of natural and cultural resources of the Great Basin.
Providing knowledge, technology, and availability of native plant materials across the Great Basin.
The Northwest Climate Science Center provides climate science and decision support tools to address conservation and management issues in the Pacific Northwest Region.
The Southwest Climate Science Center fosters effective collaboration between scientists and resource managers in anticipating, monitoring, and adapting to climate variability and change in the Southwest, and attain national distinction in developing best practices for translational climate science.
The Regional Climate Centers (RCC) deliver climate services at national, regional and state levels working with NOAA partners in the National Climatic Data Center, National Weather Service, the American Association of State Climatologists, the Regional Sciences and Assessment Program, and other NOAA Research Institutes.
Learn more about how the LCCs collaborates with partner programs here.