U.S. Climate Resilience Toolkit

Land managers, natural resource professionals, and motivated landowners can use this structured process to consider the effects of climate change on forests, urban forests, and agricultural properties.

Color-indexed elevation maps for flood-vulnerable coastal communities in western Alaska.

Share or access information about climate adaptation across the Arctic region. Explore an interactive map by theme and browse circumpolar adaptation information resources

Coastal managers considering shore protection projects can work with civil engineers to model and measure the potential costs and benefits of protecting existing infrastructure against erosion. Using Beach-fx to generate a realistic model requires substantial data development and analysis. Training is typically required.

Builders, remodelers, restoration contractors, and home occupants can find guidance to make homes more resistant to natural disasters.

Examine estimates for total carbon storage in forests in the contiguous United States, and trends of how stored carbon changed from 1990 to 2013.

Access outputs, inputs, and/or code for this carbon dioxide measuring and modeling system that tracks sources and sinks around the globe.

This interactive map shows information about the climate, environmental, health, and socioeconomic burdens that communities are facing throughout the nation.

Create an integrated package of climate change adaptation information tailored specifically to your geographic location and/or area of interest.

View and download charts and other visualizations of key climate change indicators from across the federal government.

Explore climate projections for any county in the United States. For the contiguous U.S., you can compare maps of past and projected conditions for coming decades or consult historical records to see when weather has veered outside of normal climate.

Find existing vulnerability assessments by geographic area, assessment target, sponsoring agency, and other factors. Registered users can also enter basic information about a vulnerability assessment, enabling colleagues, partners, and others to learn and benefit from their work.

This "match-making app for the climate world" connects users of climate information with the wide array of information and services available in NOAA's Western Region.

Natural resource managers and conservation professionals can use this guide to help them incorporate climate considerations into their work.

Explore local maps to stimulate discussions about the people, places, and natural resources exposed to coastal flooding. Create a collection of maps showing risk from various hazards.

Learn how water utilities across the nation are building resilience to water management challenges.

This menu aligns with the Adaptation Workbook and other published adaptation menus, providing a framework to integrate indigenous and traditional knowledge, culture, language, and history into the climate adaptation planning process.