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Every day, practitioners, planners, and policymakers face increasingly complex decisions to help communities prepare for the impacts of a changing climate. To help meet that need, AGCI launched a series of investigations exploring how practitioners access and apply climate information—and how to better support their decisions and actions.

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Advances in AI and machine learning hold tremendous promise to revolutionize how we understand and protect the natural world -- but interdisciplinary collaboration between ecology and AI communities is crucial.

AGCI is delighted to welcome two outstanding new team members: Olya Jerard, Vice President of Finance and Operations, and Dr. Dhruv Patel-Tupper, Program Development Manager with AGCI’s Workshops program.

As wildfires intensify and more people move to fire-prone areas, health and forestland experts are searching for ways to protect people from breathing in smoke. Collaboration is key.

Dr. Julie Vano, AGCI’s Research Director, reflects on her six years of leadership with AGU's Science and Society section.

Researchers around the globe have been investigating the relationship between terrestrial water availability and plants, but more work is needed to integrate knowledge and data across different scales and diverse bodies of knowledge.

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To characterize the supply and demand of climate information and improve how climate information is accessed and used in a variety of U.S. sectors, AGCI interviewed and surveyed more than 400 coastal managers, heat practitioners, transportation planners, and practitioners who rely on climate information to inform and support the decisions and actions their work entails. This report synthesizes the insights from our research across sectors and institutional settings, drawing on both literature and lived experience to consider how decision support and climate services can be further refined.