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WyACT has been a member of Linktree for 2 years and joined in July 2024. Resources wyact has populated their site with include: • Register for "Jackson Hole 2045: Anticipating the Climate Transition" • Sign up for our monthly newsletter • Whyte in Wyoming - more info • Colorado River Insights, 2025: Dancing with Deadpool • Science documentary making of • Impacts of Disturbance on Sagebrush Ecosystems • WY-Adapt takes a geospatial thru-hike • Blog post: Wind River water rights and adjudication • Blog post: Ranchers adapt to changing environments • Climate Information Sheets • Blog post: Dynamic Adjustments of Jackson Lake Dam Releases • Blog post: Wyoming’s lakes as recreation hotspots • WyACT website • Indigenous Youth Camps • The values of water • Anglers in the Snake River headwaters • "So much more than habitat" by Ezra Stepanek • TRKE Program Bringing Real-World Science to Classroom Starts Second Year • How prehistoric lake levels can help improve climate models • Let it snow (more) - evaluating a climate model • Blog post: Alpine lakes as sentinels of climate change • Blog post: Aquatic ecosystem production in Jackson Lake • Blog post: An integrated approach to aquatic ecosystem science • Wyoming Residents Want Communities to Plan for Changes in Water Resources • Kristen Landreville interviewed on Wyoming Public Radio • Kristen Landreville interviewed on Public News Service • Water in the West Colloquium recording • @WyACT_Wyoming YouTube channel • Workshop: Southwestern US Weather & Water Resilience Across Timescales • Zoom registration - Kyle Whyte Indigenous climate science lecture