June Tribal Climate Intensive Training Series

Tribal and Indigenous Climate Intensive

Hosted by the National Tribal Caucus (NTC) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
Building Capacity to Act on Climate Change

Climate change poses significant challenges to Tribal communities across the United States, impacting their cultural, economic, and environmental resilience. To address these challenges, the National Tribal Caucus’s Climate Subcommittee is hosting a Tribal and Indigenous Climate Intensive.

This program will offer four days of webinars on a variety of climate-related topics. Through the Intensive, the NTC Climate Subcommittee aims to empower Tribes and Indigenous communities with the knowledge and skills necessary to develop effective climate adaptation plans, conduct vulnerability assessments, and leverage EPA programs to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and adapt to the impacts of climate change. It also aims to build capacity in EPA staff to support Tribal action.

Dates: June 10-13

A four-day training series aimed at helping Tribes prepare for climate impacts, draft adaptation plans, conduct vulnerability assessments, and access grant or technical assistance opportunities to address their climate needs. Audience: Tribal staff and EPA POs and Staff who serve Tribes and indigenous communities.

On This Page:

• Overview Sessions
• Tribal Climate Training