WyACT is pushing the boundaries of how science is use-inspired and co-produced through the lens of climate impacts on the water cycle of Wyoming.
The project develops nationally competitive capacity for research on social-environmental systems responses to climate-driven shifts in water availability. Work focuses on the headwaters of three major river drainages in the Greater Yellowstone Area of Wyoming: Snake, Green, and Wind River.
WyACT research is organized into four major thematic areas presented as broad research questions.