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National Extension Climate Initiative

The National Extension Climate Initiative serves to link climate change-related education and research across Extension program areas and associations. This subgroup acts as a place to share opportunities and resources, and discuss all things related to climate change extension.

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Danny Badger

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Veronica Fall

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Jon Prichard

Jon Prichard
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Becca Nixon

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Policy and Partnerships Committee description

Sabrina L Drill ·
Extension Policy Committee: Identify, strengthen, and develop new relationships, partnerships, and pathways to leverage and grow current work on climate change; Facilitate compensation of expertise; Encourage land grant universities/administration to support climate programming by identifying or designating state-level Extension specialists/faculty points of contact; Improve willingness to act throughout the system .
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Beth Wild

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Holly Abeels

Holly Abeels
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Owen Placido

Owen Placido
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Sonia Lynn

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Benita Litson

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DanaMyskowski

DanaMyskowski
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Re: Funding for Community Science

Katie Callahan ·
Have you all looked at NSF's Advancing Informal Science Learning grant? Just opened. It's a wonderful opportunity to engage stakeholders in community science and engagement programs. https://new.nsf.gov/funding/op...formal-stem-learning
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Deb Abibou

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Jeremy Lewis

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Northern Plains Climate Educator - U_WY

Sabrina L Drill ·
The University of Wyoming Extension is excited to share a collaboration with the USDA Northern Plains Climate Hub to hir e an Extension Educator to work on climate resilience of rural, agricultural communities in Wyoming – specifically focused on cropland and rangeland systems. This 3-year position, with statewide responsibilities , is funded through a USDA grant designed to foster collaboration and cooperation between cooperative extension services and USDA Climate Hubs. Click here to view...

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