Climate Analogs Academy
Our goal is to build Extension and Climate Hub capacity and expertise to catalyze climate change adaptation in U.S. specialty crops.
Practical Adaptation for Specialty Crops
Explore adaptation strategies in the field, build relationships across regions, and use decision-support tools to inform your work in this short course for farming under increasing weather variability.
About the Academy
The Climate Analogs Academy aims to empower U.S. Extension professionals to lead regional climate change adaptation in specialty crops. Our strategy to overcome common pitfalls of climate change education is to focus on building dialogue around technical information and building strategic relationships.
The Climate Analogs Academy is a USDA NIFA Extension Climate Hub Partnerships Project (20236701339348) led by Washington State University’s Center for Sustaining Agriculture and Natural Resources (CSANR).
What is the Climate Analogs Academy?
Teal Potter, Project Manager
The Origin of the Climate Analogs Academy
Chad Kruger, Principal Investigator
New academy on climate resilience to connect specialty crop professionals
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