Examine and Interpret Wyoming's Climate Projections!
A tool for climate adaptation planning, building resilience, and promoting community involvement in Wyoming. Built for everyone.
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Dive into a world of vibrant maps and charts showcasing detailed climate data for Wyoming's environmental assessments. Download and explore datasets to gain valuable climate insights.
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Our Mission
Our mission is to:
- Implement a transdisciplinary framework of co-production of knowledge that directly involves Wyoming communities, sovereign tribes and government;
- Improve representation of socioeconomic, ecological, and hydrological interactions in integrated models that predict responses to climate change induced reductions in water availability and associated disturbances;
- Develop and implement a decision support system that integrates the best available science and local knowledge to support informed decision-making for water management and climate adaptation in Wyoming.
Looking for more info about WyACT?
WY-Adapt is a product of WyACT that supports interdisciplinary research and collaboration on Wyoming's climate-water challenges. Check out the project home page for more info.
Feedback
Encounter issues or have suggestions? Please contact our support team at wyadapt-info@uwyo.edu. Your feedback is invaluable and helps us improve your experience with the app.
WyAdapt is built and maintained by:
Wyoming Geographic Information Science Center (WyGISC)
Crane Hall 5th floor
- 1000 E. University Ave
- Laramie, WY 82071
- Dept. 4008
- Email: wygisc@uwyo.edu
- www.uwyo.edu/wygisc
Our Mission
Our mission is to:
- Implement a transdisciplinary framework of co-production of knowledge that directly involves Wyoming communities, sovereign tribes and government;
- Improve representation of socioeconomic, ecological, and hydrological interactions in integrated models that predict responses to climate change induced reductions in water availability and associated disturbances;
- Develop and implement a decision support system that integrates the best available science and local knowledge to support informed decision-making for water management and climate adaptation in Wyoming.