Small Grants Program Resources
Funding for statewide and regional non-profit organizations that serve Alaska Native Peoples
Recipient Orientation Packets
- ACCAP One Page Summary
- ACCAP Annual Report 2022
- Climate Stripes Information
- IARC Annual Report 2021
- Helping Alaska Plan and Adapt
- Kake Climate Partnership
- Kake Climate Partnership Declaration of Principles
- Extreme Cold in Louisiana and Alaska
- Alaska Climate Adaptation Science Center
- Alaska Tribal Resilience Learning Network
- Climate reports: a quick guide
- Bering Sea Report 2022
- Yukon Flats Changing Environment 2021
- Alaska’s Changing Wildfire Environment 2020
- Alaska’s Changing Environment 2019
- Alaska Arctic Observatory and Knowledge Hub
- US Arctic Research Commission Plan 2019-2020
Climate tools
Learn more about how your region is changing and how you can adapt.
Northern Climate Reports – A changing climate is altering Northern landscapes. Explore these changes with easy-to-understand climate model projections. Ecological futures in stories, charts and data.
Alaska Community Wind Data– See hourly wind data recorded between 1980-2015 for 67 Alaska communities.
Alaska Garden Helper – How might growing conditions change in your part of Alaska in the coming decades? Choose an Alaska community and see how its growing season has changed since 1980, and how it might change, out to 2099.
Alaska Wildfire Explorer – Are you interested in Alaska wildfires within the larger forest ecosystem? This tool is a map of Alaska with several fire-related data layers—simply choose the layers you want to see.
Community Climate Charts – What’s happening with climate in your Northern community? See temperature and precipitation projections 2010–2099 for over 3800 communities in Alaska and western Canada.
Community Permafrost Data – How vulnerable is your Alaska community to permafrost change? Explore permafrost risks and hazards for 187 Alaska communities within the categories of massive ice, thaw susceptibility, existing infrastructure, permafrost occurrence, and temperature.
Fire Tally – How much of Alaska has burned since 2004? The charts in this tool compare the current year’s daily tally of acres burned to high fire years (> 1 million acres burned) since daily tally records began in 2004.
Historic Sea Ice Atlas – See a map of data collected between the mid-1800s and today, to discover how ice extent and concentration have changed—“snapshots” as well as historical trends in Arctic sea ice cover and extent.
Northern Climate Reports – Higher temperatures, thawing permafrost, and wildfire are changing landscapes across Northern ecosystems. This tool uses climate data to show how these phenomena are pointing to a variety of possible futures for a warming North.
Statewide Temperature Index – This tool presents a statewide temperature index, a simple indicator that balances accessible information on temperature variation with the complexity of Alaska’s climate.
Weather & Climate Highlights Map – Weather and climate events in Alaska and surrounding waters, 2007–present