The U.S. Climate Resilience Toolkit publishes information and tools provided by U.S. federal science agencies and their partners. Interagency teams help set the Toolkit’s scope and editorial policies. The Toolkit team works closely with the United States Global Change Research Project (USGCRP), and features information from the National Climate Assessment.

We are always looking for additional climate plans, case studies, tools, training, and images that will help inspire and inform others on the path towards a more resilient future. We are particularly interested in using photographs of people involved in resilience-building actions. Please contact toolkit.noaa@climate.gov if you'd like to discuss compensation for your work.

Climate Plans and Case Studies  |  Tools  |  Trainings or Webinars  |  Images

Case Studies and Climate Plans

Case studies are brief narratives (suggested 400–800 words) highlighting examples of real people or communities who recognize climate-related issues and take action to build resilience. We're also gathering sample climate resilience plans that others can build upon. 

To submit a case study or a plan, complete the following form. Items marked with a red asterisk are required. Please send any questions or comments to noaa.toolkit@noaa.gov.

Tools

To nominate a tool for the Toolkit, please complete this form.

Training, Webinars, and Courses

To nominate a training, recorded webinar, or other course, please complete the following form.

Images

To submit an image to be included in the Climate Resilience Toolkit, please complete the following form.

Other Content

If you'd like to discuss the addition of other new content to the Toolkit, please email us at noaa.toolkit@noaa.gov.

Banner image, Tulip Farm Impressionism, courtesy of Sheila Sund, via Flickr. Used via Creative Commons License CC BY 2.0 DEED.