Climate Resilience Employment Opportunities None to highlight currently – check back later! In the meantime, see other environmental positions on the main USET careers page. Read More
New NOAA funding opportunities for coastal climate resilience planning, adaptation, workforce, education, and more The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is soliciting letters of intent and applications for several climate resilience grant programs including some funded by the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). These… Read More
BIA Announces $120 million for FY2023 Tribal Climate Resilience Funding On July 19, the Bureau of Indian Affairs released the solicitation for this year’s Tribal Climate Resilience (TCR) Annual Awards Program. Up to $120 million is available for federally recognized Tribal… Read More
Basketmakers’ Gathering at Akwesasne facilitates sharing, mourning, connecting From July 21–27, the Akwesasne Environment Division, in partnership with the Akwesasne Cultural Center for the Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe, coordinated an empowering gathering where Tribal basket makers, ash harvesters,… Read More
USET joins the Southeast Climate Adaptation Science Center Consortium, building on years of partnership USET member Tribal Nations now have access to additional research funding, student training, and science engagement opportunities through USET’s membership in the Southeast Climate Adaptation Science Center (SECASC) Consortium. The… Read More
Intertribal Timber Council Activities Update and Resources There is now a full report and crosswalk of recommendations stemming from the Spring 2023 Workforce Dialogue Sessions available for review. Wildfire Risk Reduction Infrastructure Team - Tribal Sessions: This… Read More
Call for Abstracts: Muckleshoot Tribal College Journal—Submissions Due October 20 Calling all to submit an entry for the Muckleshoot Tribal College Journal (vol. 7). Journal submissions will be rooted in the theme of "Climate Justice" and its various manifestations (i.e.,… Read More
Call for Abstracts: UN International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples: Indigenous Peoples and Climate Resilience The UN’s International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples takes place annually on August 9 and presents the opportunity to raise awareness of the cultural significance of indigenous peoples around… Read More
Landscape Scale Restoration Program: Submit your proposals now! The U.S. Forest Service is pleased to announce the Landscape Scale Restoration (LSR) Program request for proposals is now open for federal fiscal year 2024. Southern Region/International Institute of Tropical… Read More
U.S. Forest Service Announces New Series of Funding Opportunities – Forest Landowner Support Program This is the first opportunity put forth in the Forest Landowner Support Program, which is funded through the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). For the first funding opportunity, Agriculture Secretary Tom… Read More
Share your perspectives: Submissions open for article proposals in climate justice and Indigenous climate resilience Multiple academic journals are promoting special issues planned to highlight Indigenous climate resilience in the coming year. Muckleshoot Tribal College Journal: 150-200 word abstracts due October 20, 2023; Invited drafts… Read More
New NECASC story map explores climate adaptation challenges and strategies for aquatic ecosystems From the Northeast Climate Adaptation Science Center (NECASC): Climate change is threatening our region's aquatic ecosystems. A warming climate is causing more floods and droughts, while overtaxed water management infrastructure… Read More