Alaska RegionNOAA in the Alaska RegionNOAA in the Alaska RegionExtending to the Arctic, Alaska’s culturally-diverse people, infrastructure, economy, and ecosystems are already experiencing the effects of climate change. Obtaining a better understanding of these early impacts will provide an integration of science and decision-making for adaptation on a global scale. More...Central RegionNOAA in the Central RegionNOAA in the Central RegionNOAA’s Central region includes the “bread basket” of the Nation. A significant portion of the Nation’s agriculture, particularly wheat and corn, comes from this region. In addition to agriculture, an integrated advanced technology corridor stretches along the Front Range of the Rockies, with assets and commercial interests in climate research and space environment. More...Great Lakes RegionNOAA in the Great Lakes RegionNOAA in the Great Lakes RegionWhile the Great Lakes region has been a leader for innovative science and advances in natural resources management, there are still significant gaps in knowledge about ecological processes and key indicators of ecosystem health. The Great Lakes face new and emerging problems due to the effects of climate change, including potentially changing long-term water levels and the timing and duration… More...Gulf of Mexico RegionNOAA in the Gulf of Mexico regionNOAA in the Gulf of Mexico regionThe Gulf of Mexico provides the Nation with valuable energy resources, tasty seafood, extraordinary beaches and leisure activities, and a rich cultural heritage. It is also home to some of the most devastating weather in the Nation, including the most costly natural disaster in U.S. history. More...North Atlantic RegionNOAA in the North Atlantic RegionNOAA in the North Atlantic RegionNOAA's North Atlantic region extends from Maine to Virginia and is rich with history, culture, and economic opportunities. It is home to more than 70 million people, more than 80 percent of which live in the region's 180 coastal counties. More...Pacific Island RegionNOAA in the Pacific Island RegionNOAA in the Pacific Island RegionThe Pacific Islands region is the largest NOAA region geographically, encompassing 50 percent of the US Exclusive Economic Zone. This unique geography is also tied to a high vulnerability to hazards and climate variability that threatens the islands’ endemic species and high number of endangered species. More...Southeast & CaribbeanNOAA in the Southeast & CaribbeanNOAA in the Southeast & CaribbeanThe Southeast and Caribbean region is one of the fastest growing in the US, with a rapidly transforming economic base. Increasing population, particularly along coasts, drives a strong demand for ecosystem services, and puts more people at risk to hazards and changing climate. More...Western RegionNOAA in the Western RegionNOAA in the Western RegionIn many regards, the West is still “wild” with over 753 million acres of land held by the Federal government in public trust, much of which is managed as national parks and forests. From the deserts to the coastal temperate rain forests, the West is characterized by numerous distinct and complex terrestrial and marine ecosystems. More... |
NOAA GLERL-CILER Measures Lake Erie Algal Toxins With “Lab in a Can” This Fall, the NOAA Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory (GLERL) and University of Michigan Cooperative Institute for Limnology and Ecosystems Research (CILER) Harmful Algal Blooms research read more... |
2016 Annual Accomplishments Report The 2016 Annual Accomplishments Report showcases the great and diverse effort by NOAA and its core partners to create a unified and regionally integrated NOAA. read more... |
Congressional Roundtable focuses on Climate Resilience in South Florida On 18 May 2016 SECART hosted its first regional Congressional Roundtable focusing on “Climate Resilience in South Florida”. Six congressional offices participated, including the offices of Senator read more... |
Pacific Risk Management Ohana (PRIMO) Brings Together Pacific Region Climate Experts PRIMO hosted a conference on March 14-17, 2016 entitled Voyage to Resilience: Creating Value through Partnerships. The conference brought together over 200 stakeholders including heads of state, risk read more... |
Arctic Oil Drilling – Pro or No? It Doesn’t Matter, We Have a Job to Do. Most Americans have a stance on Arctic Oil Drilling. What’s yours? Regardless of perspective, the common interests of both sides are quite similar: provide opportunity for economic growth, read more... |
Gulf of Mexico Climate Outreach Community of Practice The Gulf of Mexico Regional Collaboration Team supports the 7th annual Gulf of Mexico Climate Outreach Community of Practice (CoP) meeting in Biloxi, Mississippi on April 19-21, 2016. The CoP brings read more... |
NOAA Roundtables with Congressional District Staff NOAA Priority: Organizational Excellence ReCo Goal 3: Improve understanding of and respect for NOAA’s broad mission and regional capabilities. Austere budgets and the lingering effects of a Federal read more... |
Record Increase in Great Lakes Water Levels The Great Lakes, a massive system of freshwater seas, are home to 40 million people who rely on the them as a source of drinking water, recreation, and natural beauty. read more... |
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