News from the WyACT project and UW

UW Researchers Head Study That Finds Climate Change Effects on Ski Resorts in West Vary Widely
September 17, 2026
Ski resorts across the western United States are challenged by climate change, with fewer days of sufficient natural snow dur...
October 6, 2026
Registration is open for the 2026 Wyoming Computing Symposium, “Computing in the WYLD: Navigating Wyoming’s Natural and Digit...
August 19, 2026
An internationally recognized scholar and leader in climate adaptation and transformation pathways will visit the University ...
July 22, 2026
Planette AI, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) and the University of Wyoming have launched DL4MCS, a jointly led G...
July 20, 2026
Six University of Wyoming faculty members have been named 2026-27 Kemmerer Faculty Fellows by the university’s Jay Kemmerer W...
WyACT News and Stories
Learning from the past: How prehistoric lake levels can help improve climate models December 2, 2024
The study of prehistoric lake levels can help improve climate models
UW new CASC Consortium Partner September 20, 2024
UW is a consortium member of the latest 5-year agreement to host the North Central Climate Adaptation Science Center (NC CASC).
What gets anglers hooked on fishing in the Snake River headwaters? August 30, 2024
Patrick Hofstedt's analyzed “The preferences of anglers under alternative climate scenarios in northwestern Wyoming.”
“When the Elder prayed, the buffalo appeared to listen in” May 3, 2024
Janna Black planned and organized three-day camps at the Shoshone buffalo herd pasture.
WyACT workshop with stakeholder groups at the UW-NPS Research Station, AMK Ranch November 3, 2022
The purpose was to understand the Teton context and stakeholder concerns in order to design a integrated pilot project.
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WyACT News and Stories
December 2, 2024
The study of prehistoric lake levels can help improve climate models
September 20, 2024
UW is a consortium member of the latest 5-year agreement to host the North Central Climate Adaptation Science Center (NC CASC).
August 30, 2024
Patrick Hofstedt's analyzed “The preferences of anglers under alternative climate scenarios in northwestern Wyoming.”
May 3, 2024
Janna Black planned and organized three-day camps at the Shoshone buffalo herd pasture.
November 3, 2022
The purpose was to understand the Teton context and stakeholder concerns in order to design a integrated pilot project.
