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Adaptation in the Southwest: An ASAP + SPAN Networking Social - July 29, 2021

Southwest Practitioners Adaptation Network (SPAN) Launch Event - February 17, 2020

America’s Retreat from Climate Leadership: New Narratives Needed - November 13, 2019

CCASS Talk - The Making of Federal Science Policy: How the Sausage Gets Made and the Need for More Engaged Scholarship and Decision Making - April 26, 2018

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CAZMEX

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Co-developing Ways to Increase Preparation for Droughts

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Developing Green Infrastructure in Low-Income Communities

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Developing, Testing and Evaluating Scenario Planning for the Nevada BLM

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Ethnography of the RISA Program

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Evaluating and Improving Co-production of Climate Science Knowledge

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Review of Global Framework for Climate Services

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Social Science Methods and Tools in Climate Change Work

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Southwest Extension Climate Adaptation Workshop

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Translational Ecology

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