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FY13 LCC National Funding Opportunity Announcement

Financial assistance will be awarded for projects that advance the LCC Network Vision and Mission by addressing the following priority theme areas : Theme A - Integrating Assessment and Planning for Aquatic Resource Conservation at Landscape Scales. Theme B - Developing a Network of Ecologically Functional and Connected Landscapes by Facilitating Landscape Conservation Design.

Highway agencies, wildlife ecologists focus on culverts in climate change adaptation planning

Wildlife may benefit from plans to rebuild aging or storm-damaged culverts in areas where extreme weather events are taking a toll.

Integrating Stream Science Efforts across the North Atlantic and Appalachian LCC Regions

March 14, 2013 - Meeting of stream science project investigators of the North Atlantic and Appalachian LCCs and the Northeast Climate Science Center

CSC Funding Opportunity

The U.S. Department of the Interior Climate Science Centers (CSCs) are seeking proposals for FY 2013 and/or FY 2014 (as appropriate).

National Climate Assesment Webinars

UCS is hosting a series of webinars with presentations from National Climate Assesment authors to share key findings from the draft report and answer questions. Use the links provided to sign up!

Northeast Climate Website (NEclimateUS.org) rolled out

The Northeast Climate Website database website contains over 250 Needs; 300+ Data, Products, and Services; 50+ Projects; almost 200 Bibliographic references; and a Partners and Programs page and a User’s Guide. It was developed and sponsored by NOAA, National Wildlife Federation, EPA and the North Atlantic LCC

Wildlife Conservation Society Climate Adaptation Fund Request for Proposals

The Wildlife Conservation Society is pleased to announce the third round of grantmaking through the Climate Adaptation Fund - a program supporting projects that demonstrate effective interventions for wildlife adaptation to climate change.

UMGL LCC Annual Report Now Available

The LCC's first ever annual report outlines the partnership’s accomplishments over the past three years, including: a break down on spending, steering and technical committee membership, research progress, communications efforts and future direction.

Designing Sustainable Landscapes Workshops

A foundational project of the North Atlantic LCC is known as Designing Sustainable Landscapes. The purpose of these workshops is to familiarize partners with the science and tools that have been developed as a part of this project for several sub-watersheds and to get feedback on how tools can be designed to best help with relevant conservation decisions including land protection, land use, ecological restoration and land management.