Climate

Below are several examples of available map resources that illustrate biophysical and socioeconomic aspects of the Arctic region. Continued

This page contains relevant content from U.S. government agencies and other sources that can help users understand how climate variability and/or global climate change is impacting and/or may impact different Arctic systems. Continued

Both climate impacts and transportation systems are distributed spatially. To map climate impacts to transportation infrastructure, we need to match the locations of the infrastructure to the impacts, and, this in turn requires maps or geocoded data sets… Continued

The Tribal Nations Map Gallery includes printable PDF wall-map versions (24×36) of the Indian and Ceded Lands Web Services found in the data tab. The Map Gallery also includes interactive maps from federal partners, intertribal groups, and a tribal climate map showcase of example work products to inform climate resilience efforts of tribes, Alaska Natives, and other diverse communities nationwide… Continued

Data sharing between Tribal Nations and non-tribal partners must ensure that there is free, prior, and informed consent of tribes and traditional knowledge… Continued

Tribal Nations Tools – All, Adaptation Workbook for Natural Resources: A growing number of Tribal Nations work with the U.S. Forest Service on adjacent lands through… Continued

This page contains relevant content from U.S. government agencies and other sources that can help Tribal Nations and other communities understand how climate variability and/or global climate change is impacting and/or may impact their Peoples, Lands, and Resources and… Continued

Indian Lands datasets are difficult to correctly interpret, so please visit the [Bureau of Indian Affairs Frequently Asked Questions](https://www.bia.gov/FAQs/) to aid understanding. Other data sharing limitations to Tribal Nations data selection and thematic content are discussed in the… Continued

The U.S. government and its partners have been collecting data relevant to the vulnerability of the Arctic to climate change.   The data is organized around   seven   different topic areas.   All Arctic data Arctic Ocean, Sea Ice, and Coasts Melting Glaciers, Snow, and ... Continued

This page contains links to web-based tools and publicly accessible models to help understand, analyze, and assess the vulnerabilities and resilience of Arctic systems to climate variability, global climate change, and compounding stressors. Tools include interactive mapping applications as well… Continued