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- Climate Change and Wildfire – Curriculum Unit for 9-12 Grade Students
- Climate Change and the Carbon Cycle – Curriculum Unit for 9-12 Grade Students
- Where's Our Water? Water Conservation in the Southwest - Lesson for 6-8 Grade Students
- Climate Change and the Water Cycle - 10-Hour Curriculum Unit for 6-12 Grade Students
- The Effects of Climate Change on Agricultural Systems - 5-Hour Curriculum Unit for 6-12 Grade Students
- Cambio climatico y el ciclo del agua
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Partners
The USDA Southwest Regional Climate Hub for Adaptation and Mitigation is a partnership between various agencies and organizations. Within the USDA, representatives from the Agricultural Research Service, the United States Forest Service and the Natural Resources Conservation Service work collectively to serve the needs of farmers, ranchers and forest landowners in adapting to impacts of climate variability. The Southwest Hub works in coordination with other federal agencies, such as the United States Geological Survey Climate Science Centers, Fish and Wildlife Service Landscape Conservation Cooperatives and National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration RISAS listed below. Each agency manages it's own piece of the climate change puzzle and the Southwest Hub focuses specifically on working lands. To best accomplish outreach, we partner with Cooperative Extension in each Southwestern State. Other State, academic and non-profit organization partners are listed below.