The following are helpful sources of information for addressing the affects of climate change on Pacific Northwest forests:

• Adaptation Partners – http://adaptationpartners.org/ – Researchers and resource managers provide scientific information on climate change effects and adaptation for specific regions in the Northwest and Intermountain West. 
• Adaptation Workbook – https://adaptationworkbook.org/
• AdaptWest – https://adaptwest.databasin.org/ – AdaptWest is a spatial database designed to help land management agencies and other organizations implement strategies that promote resilience, protect biodiversity, and conserve and enhance the adaptation potential of natural systems in the face of a changing climate.
• Climate Resilience Guide for Small Forest Landowners in Western Washington – https://cig.uw.edu/projects/small-forest-landowner-adaptation-guidance/ – A western Washington-specific guides for small forest landowners that describes the most immediate climate impacts on forests and potential actions landowners can take to increase climate resilience.
• Climate Change Resource Center (CCRC) – https://www.fs.usda.gov/ccrc/ – US Forest Service collection of resources and tools.
• Climate Impact Groups at UW (CIG) – https://cig.uw.edu/ – Leading researchers and providers of primary science and decision making tools.
• Climate Impact Research Consortium at OSU (CIRC) – https://pnwcirc.org/ – A climate science-to-action team providing research, decision making tools for communities, and developer of analytic tools resource managers and land use planners.
• NW Climate Hub – https://www.climatehubs.oce.usda.gov/hubs/northwest – USDA portal for science-based Northwest-specific information and technologies to assist with climate-informed decision making.
• NW Climate Toolbox – https://climatetoolbox.org/ – Suite of online tools to put a variety of climate data and information in reach of organizations and people for site specific locations, including: historical climate variability, temperature and precipitation normal, streamflow projections, climate projections, and data for Tribal Lands.
• Seedlot Selection Tool – https://seedlotselectiontool.org/sst/ – Web-based mapping application that can be used to map current or future climates based on different climate change scenarios to inform the selection of seedlings for tree planting as part of reforestation and restoration efforts.
• U.S. Climate Resilience Toolkit – https://toolkit.climate.gov/ – Portal for general information about change for many audiences.