Science Agenda

Our Science Agenda guides our science investments and activities.

The Northwest Climate Adaptation Science Center (NW CASC) Science Agenda is developed through collaboration with regional resource managers and scientists on our NW CASC Advisory Committee, who work with each other and with NW CASC staff, to identify climate-sensitive management priorities and goals; relevant knowledge gaps; and strategies for filling those gaps. The resulting key science opportunities, described in a five-year Science Agenda, helps direct NW CASC research funding and other activities.

NW CASC Science Agenda

Tyler Tran's eelgrass meadow field site, Padilla Bay, WA. This bay is home to the second largest eelgrass meadow on the pacific coast of North America
Former NW CASC Research Fellow Tyler Tran’s eelgrass meadow field site in Padilla Bay, Washington. Padilla Bay is home to the second largest eelgrass meadow on the pacific coast of North America.
Source: Tyler Tran

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