U.S. Climate Resilience Toolkit

Hospitals, first responders, electric companies, and community members can use this interactive online map to view information about Medicare beneficiaries who rely on electricity-dependent medical and assistive equipment and severe weather events that may put them at risk for power outages.

View weather watches, warnings, and advisories to monitor events that could impact U.S. energy infrastructure.

Access a range of interactive maps and resources to explore the benefits people receive from nature. Map analysis tools can help you understand potential ecological and human health outcomes of various activities.

Access visualizations of the spatial distribution of fish species, their life stages, and important habitats.

Community leaders can download ready-made materials from the CDC to use in public health campaigns focusing on extreme heat.

Individuals and communities can find information, guidance, and practical solutions relating to the health effects of extreme heat.

Access timely data on rainfall, crop health, and other factors that can affect food production and supply in food-insecure nations.

Transportation agencies can use this guidebook for scenario planning to address transportation issues, changes in land use, and population growth or decline, as well as climate change and uses of alternative energy.

This guide helps federally recognized tribes find and access programs offered by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).

Researchers and managers can use this methodology to develop estimates of marine fish and invertebrate species' vulnerability to a changing environment. Results can help start discussions about adaptive management strategies.

This interactive, online map tool helps communities visualize potential flooding scenarios, identify areas and resources that may be at risk, and enhance their local response effort during a flooding event.

Water utility personnel can work through this straightforward guide to document the threat of flooding at their utilities, identify specific vulnerabilities and potential mitigation options, and develop an implementation plan to increase their resilience to flooding.

Users can view maps—and download data—for a variety of food environment factors, including store/restaurant proximity, food prices, food and nutrition assistance programs, and community socioeconomic and demographic characteristics.

Explore how sea level rise in the San Francisco Bay area may impact coastal marshes and the important ecosystem services and habitat they provide.

This secure GIS-based interactive mapping application incorporates information from many sources into a single visual environment for enhanced situational awareness, assessment, and management of resources for planning and response to natural, man-made, or pandemic events.

This self-assessment guide for communities in New Jersey links planning with climate change mitigation and adaptation to reduce vulnerability and increase preparedness.

This interactive site shows how the social and economic characteristics of the Great Lakes region are impacted by regionally specific changes in climate.