Multimedia Gallery

The Multimedia Gallery features graphics from USGCRP reports, including the Third National Climate Assessment, the Our Changing Planet annual report series, and others. Scroll down to browse. Plus:

Graphics in the gallery credited to USGCRP or another Federal entity are free to use with credit given to the original source. All other graphics may be copyright protected; obtain permission from the original source or contact USGCRP before using.

 

Social Vulnerability, Probability of Shoreline Erosion
Boundary Processes Linking Decision-Makers and Scientific/Technical Experts
Decision-making Elements and Outcomes
Decision-Making Framework
Land-use Planning Tool for the Upper Santa Cruz Watershed.
Linking Risk Assessment and Risk Perception with Risk Management of Climate Change
Scenario Planning
Adaptation Planning and Implementation Framework
Biological Responses to Climate Change
The Aftermath of Hurricanes
Water Supplies Projected to Decline
California Power Plants Potentially at Risk from Sea Level Rise
Increasing Numbers of Cooling Degree Days
Increase in Cooling Demand and Decrease in Heating Demand
Paths of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita Relative to Oil and Gas Production Facilities
Projected Changes in Seasonal Precipitation
Effectiveness of Forest Management in Reducing Wildfire Risk
Forest Ecosystem Disturbances
Forest Growth Provides an Important Carbon Sink
Forest Vulnerability to Changing Climate
Forests and Carbon
Forests can be a Source – or a Sink – for Carbon
Location of Potential Forestry Biomass Resources
Public and Private Forestlands
Days Above 100ºF in Summer 2011
Historical and Current Range of Sage Grouse Habitat
Increases in Irrigated Farmland in the Great Plains
Population Change in the Great Plains
Projected Change in Number of Consecutive Dry Days
Projected Change in Number of Heavy Precipitation Days
Projected Change in Number of Hot Days
Projected Change in Number of Warm Nights
Temperature and Precipitation Distribution in the Great Plains
Tribal Populations in the Great Plains
“High” and “Low” Pacific Islands Face Different Threats