Northern Rockies Adaptation Partnership

Preparing for climate change through science-management collaboration

Northern Rockies Adaptation Partnership (NRAP)

• U.S. Forest Service: Northern Region (13 national forests), Intermountain Region (2 national forests), Rocky Mountain Region (1 national forest), Pacific Northwest Research Station, and Rocky Mountain Research Station
• National Park Service: Glacier, Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks
• Great Northern Landscape Conservation Cooperative
• Plains and Prairie Potholes Landscape Conservation Cooperative
• Department of Interior North Central Climate Science Center
• Greater Yellowstone Coordinating Committee
• Oregon State University
• EcoAdapt
• Headwaters Economics

• NRAP is a science-management collaboration with the goals of:
  1. Assessing vulnerability of natural resources and ecosystem services to climate change; and
  2. Developing science-based adaptation strategies that can be used by national forests to understand and mitigate the negative effects of climate change

  NRAP is an Adaptation Partners Project

   

• NRAP Contacts

  Dave Peterson, wild@uw.edu
  Jessica Halofsky, jahlo@uw.edu
  Jessi Kershner, jessi.kershner@ecoadapt.org
  Linh Hoang, lhoang@fs.usda.gov

• Stay up to date with NRAP

  Subscribe to nrap_members.

  5/2018: NRAP GTR NOW IN PRINT!

  

  3/2015: Idaho may serve as a 'Noah's ark' for trout

  10/2014: Federal land managers draft plan confronting climate change

  NRAP Workshop Photo Gallery

  NRAP Newsletters
  2015: February
  2014: June | July | Oct | Nov

  Review the slideshows presented during our webinar series (held in Oct-Nov 2014).

• Funding

  This project is supported in part by funding from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to the Pacific Northwest Climate Impacts Research Consortium and Oregon State University.