Day 1️⃣ of Climate Week Stay tuned for updates from our panel discussions and partner collaborations. Map by @gfiske.bsky.social @permafrostpathways.bsky.social

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This map from @cmshintani.bsky.social shows the range of the nomadic Dukha reindeer herders on the high taiga of northwest Mongolia.

📣 We’re excited to share that Senior Scientist and Arctic ecologist Dr. Sue Natali has been named a lead author for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (#IPCC) Seventh Assessment Report!

We have an opportunity members of the scientific community will not want to miss! Join us at the center in-person tomorrow, July 31 at 12:30 PM EST for an exciting presentation and discussion with UN High Level Climate Champion, Gonzalo Muñoz Abogabir. Please RSVP at bit.ly/46SFM4z

This #MapMonday from @maps-and-pepper.bsky.social shows the predicted return period of once-in-a-generation storms. As climate change increases extreme weather events, we need to prepare with accurate risk information.

"This is exactly what we expected to happen," Holmes said. "As the earth gets warmer, we see more extremes and it's the extremes that get us. They kill us. They make us sick." Quotes from our President, Dr. Max Holmes in this USA Today piece from @dinahvp.bsky.social: share.google/MJOpg6JF39JG...

🌡️Have you been feeling the heat this week? Stay informed, hydrated, and safe! Dangerously hot days are on the rise across the U.S. according to this map from @cmshintani.bsky.social. This week’s extreme temperatures are part of a larger trend of climate change.

This map from @cmshintani.bsky.social shows the permafrost extant across the boreal forest ecoregion. Read more about the connection between boreal wildfires and permafrost at www.woodwellclimate.org/connection-b...

For Woodwell’s Dr. Kayla Mathes, community perspectives have driven home the need for fire suppression as a tool to protect people and climate. Read her essay at www.woodwellclimate.org/fire-suppres... @permafrostpathways.bsky.social

This #MapMonday from @cmshintani.bsky.social shows the carbon stores in peatland soil across the boreal forest ecoregion. Read more at www.woodwellclimate.org/connection-b...

With help from our Sámi partners and @permafrostpathways.bsky.social, Christina Shintani (@cmshintani.bsky.social) explores how climate change is affecting reindeer migration in her map debuting at the Esri User Conference.

Congratulations @gfiske.bsky.social for another great @woodwellclimate.bsky.social map that made the #EsriUC2025 plenary!

Join us virtually on Thursday, July 17 from 5-7PM EST for “Turning the Tide: Climate Progress, Peril, and the Path Ahead with Gina McCarthy and Max Holmes.” join-us.woodwellclimate.org/woodwellclim...

Meet our new Cartography Intern, Nicole Pepper! ‪(@maps-and-pepper.bsky.social). Stay tuned for more data visualization projects from her, including this map showing a late June heat dome that brought record temperatures to the Northeast.

Proud that the Woodwell Climate Research Center (@woodwellclimate.bsky.social) is a member of the Friends of NOAA coalition. Timely work to support an incredibly important agency - for climate, weather, and oceans. See the coalition's new website here: friendsofnoaa.net

These are just some highlights. The whole pod is worth a listen. Thank you to Arctic Council team and all contributors for convening this meaningful conversation! #ArcticFire #climatesolutions arctic-council.org/podcast/arct...

New 🔥 pod from Arctic Council on decolonizing wildland fire management, revitalizing Indigenous fire practices, and how the global community can respond to an Arctic on fire. Grateful our @woodwellclimate.bsky.social team could join the conversation 🧵 #CanadaWildfires #ArcticFire #ClimateSolutions

When boreal forests burn, the whole world feels the impact. Research from Woodwell Climate has expanded our understanding of boreal fire impact. Check out these four graphics from @cmshintani.bsky.social that shed light on the role of boreal fires in climate change: lnkd.in/evnUbxuC

🎤 Moderated by Dr. Sue Natali, our panel session convened Morris Alexie and Melissa Shapiro from @woodwellclimate.bsky.social, Karen Pletnikoff (Aleutian Pribilof Islands Association), and Max Neale (ANTHC) to discuss challenges, innovations, and policy recs for climate adaptation in Alaska.

📣❄️ Applications are now OPEN for the October 2025 Scaling Impact: Co-Creating a Shared Framework for Teaching AI and Machine Learning with Applications in Arctic Research workshop. Learn more about the workshop and submit your application by June 30th here: forms.gle/a3TQ9QeoqocT...

New roof top exhaust fan being installed for our laboratory at the Woodwell Climate Research Center (@woodwellclimate.bsky.social)

This summer, we'll keep you updated on boreal wildfire season. But first, let’s get our jargon out of the way. What is boreal? Boreal means north and is often used for the climate, ecosystem, and forest region illustrated by this map by @cmshintani.bsky.social

Here’s some of our last couple weeks for #ClimateScienceForChange 1️⃣ The Evolving Meta-Ecosystems (EVOME) Institute started their fieldwork season in Alaska. EVOME brings together experts from across disciplines to generate insights at every scale of biology. 📸 : Andie Norton

Our boreal fire team @woodwellclimate.bsky.social is in D.C. this week to discuss responses+solutions to address the severe northern #wildfires impacting people, animals, and ecosystems. We'll be adding to this resource 🧵, so please let us know what you'd like to see. (🗺️ by @cmshintani.bsky.social)

Our President, Dr. Max Holmes will join innovators, leaders, and storytellers at the 2025 Sun Valley Forum: All In For Nature: Building A Resilient World. 🌎 tinyurl.com/355pw4a3 #SunValleyForum

From extreme storms, to record drought, wildfires, severe flooding, and warming temperatures, the reality is today’s climate is already creating unlivable conditions for communities. These maps by @cmshintani.bsky.social show climate change and its damaging symptoms.

⛰️ We're thrilled that Brooke Woods, Alaska Native fishing rights advocate and Climate Adaptation Specialist at @woodwellclimate.bsky.social, is speaking at #Mountainfilm Festival tomorrow! 🐟 Learn more about Woods, her work advocating for Alaska Native-led salmon fisheries, and the esteemed panel:

We are sending huge congratulations to @gfiske.bsky.social whose maps highlighting Arctic change will be displayed in an iconic mural location in Telluride, CO for an entire year. Here's a peek at the mural unveiled at Mountainfilm this week. (📸 : Stash Wislocki)

Woodwell Climate's President and CEO Dr. Max Holmes spoke with Sachi Kitajima Mulkey @grist.org about what's at stake with unprecedented cuts to federal climate science funding and staffing. grist.org/science/amer...

A team from @woodwellclimate.bsky.social joined the Pioneer Valley Planning Commission today to talk abt climate hazards & the risk assessment that we completed for Chicopee, MA. Proud to have provided pro-bono climate risk assessments to more than 60 communities around the world, with more to come.

This well-loved print on our map table @woodwellclimate.bsky.social is a Venn diagram I created long ago to visualize the synergy btw maps and science. Ultimately, the relationship is iterative: robust maps fuel better scientific inquiry, which in turn allows us to create even more insightful maps.

The policies put in place now can drastically reduce climate impacts across the globe — strengthening communities, saving lives, and protecting the natural systems we all rely on. Read more about how our Government Relations team bridges the gap between science and policy: bit.ly/3EQzA1h

For 40 years, we’ve worked with leaders to ensure that policy and decision-making at every level are informed by world-class climate research. We’re standing strong. Stand with us. bit.ly/433NmFN

Forest stability is a measurement of a forest's resistance to disturbances, both manmade and natural. This map by @cmshintani.bsky.social shows that forest stability is a marker of our oldest, strongest forests.

Our federal government has a responsibility to advance climate awareness and preparedness. But non-profits like Woodwell have always picked up where government leaves off. In the face of a federal withdrawal—and with your help—we will step into the gap. www.woodwellclimate.org/the-reality-...

We were founded 40 years ago to bring science to the decision-making table. Recent events - from extreme weather to extreme policy - have made our work more important than ever. With your help, we can do it for the next 40. We’re standing strong. Stand with us. bit.ly/3GlaQ1v

A map of past and projected maximum thaw depth in Alaska for today’s #MapMonday from @gfiske.bsky.social.

“Climate change doesn’t care if you believe in it,” Holmes said. “It is here, it is accelerating, and the impacts are already quite dramatic.” Read this article from @bostonglobe.com with quotes from our President Dr. Max Holmes. www.bostonglobe.com/2025/04/13/m...

Please read this fantastic column from @yabraham.bsky.social about attacks on the National Climate Assessment and on federal climate science. She spoke with Max Holmes, president of the Woodwell Climate Research Center (@woodwellclimate.bsky.social) www.bostonglobe.com/2025/04/13/m...

Congratulations to Zoë Dietrich @woodwellclimate.bsky.social on receiving an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship! 🙌 Read about how Zoë came to design and test floating methane chambers in her own words. Great depiction of the collaboration that powers science: www.woodwellclimate.org/zoe-dietrich...

Make a difference this summer -- Join @cmshintani.bsky.social and me for an internship at @woodwellclimate.bsky.social and contribute to critical research on climate change. Apply now: bit.ly/4l5D93W

It's internship season! We have open positions for: 🔥 Research Assistant Intern - Boreal Wildfire & Permafrost ❄️ GIS Intern - Arctic 💧 Water Quality Research Intern 🏛️ Government Relations Intern 👥 Development Operations Intern 📝 Science Writer Intern Apply at www.woodwellclimate.org/careers/

Woodwell Climate cartographers use maps to propel climate science for solutions. @gfiske.bsky.social and @cmshintani.bsky.social show that the act of creating maps is not just an end product, but a critical step in the scientific process. Read more: www.woodwellclimate.org/cartography-...

Machine learning, hotspots from space, and soot in soil – check out the latest #ClimateScience from Woodwell researchers: 🛰️ Seen from space—hotspots of Arctic change: bit.ly/41t7FNk 🌡️ Temperature has less impact on land carbon uptake in a warmer, drier climate: bit.ly/41dUrCD

Woodwell researchers use LiDAR, a tool that combines powerful data with gorgeous imagery, to unlock the carbon secrets of vast landscapes. Read more: www.woodwellclimate.org/lidar-techno...

Our researchers are gearing up to head back into the field to gather critical data that we use to build solutions. For the next two weeks, we’ll show you a behind-the-scenes look at the tools we use to help curb climate change. Join us www.woodwellclimate.org/email-signup/

Thank you to Jack Dangermond for highlighting 3 of our @woodwellclimate.bsky.social #maps on the big stage here in DC this morning

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