U.S. Climate Resilience Toolkit

to flooding, changing shorelines, acidification of ocean waters, melting ice, and more. Adapt Alaska was created to inform decision makers of all the resources available to them to help combat these p ...

throughout Alaska since the 1960s. Users can explore profile measurements collected by the Alaska Division of Geological & Geophysical Surveys and others as time-series plots and location-based images ...

Narrative : . The Alaska Shoreline Change Tool is an interactive, map-based tool that displays historic and predicted shoreline positions throughout Alaska. Users can explore the coasts of the s ...

upload with network connectivity. Information submitted through the app is submitted to the Alaska Exotic Plants Clearinghouse. Banner image: Orange hawkweed . By David Whelan, CC0 (public domain), vi ...

and native science to understand local and regional climate trends as they most directly affect Alaska Natives' unique subsistence lifestyles and traditions. ...

of data necessary for coastal flood inundation mapping is not yet available in many parts of Alaska. To meet the identified need for an interim tool, this widely-used map series can facilitate real-ti ...

mapping interface or it can be viewed and queried directly within commercial GIS software. Alaska's collection of stream and lake temperature monitoring sensors is quite young and rather sparsely arra ...

Narrative : . The Quarterly Climate Impacts and Outlook for Alaska and Northwestern Canada provides a summary of the region's weather and climate impacts from the previous quarter as well as out ...

more than 12 acres, or roughly 14 pixels). This series of images was analyzed by the Western Alaska Landscape Conservation Cooperative and ABR, Inc. to document changes in features such as spits, barr ...

ice extent near Barrow, and connections to other relevant databases for communities in Northern Alaska. The activities of the AAOKH are guided by community input and a Science Steering Group, which we ...