HIWAT

The High-Impact Weather Assessment Toolkit (HIWAT)

The High-Impact Weather Assessment Toolkit (HIWAT) is a SERVIR-supported early warning forecasting system for extreme weather developed by the SERVIR hub in South Asia

GEOGLOWS

GEOGLOWS

GEOGLOWS is an international initiative that provides open, global streamflow forecasts and hydrological data to manage water resources

Collect Earth Online (CEO)

Collect Earth Online (CEO) is one such tool: an open-source platform that combines satellite imagery with human interpretation

Forest Data Partnership

Forest Data Partnership

Across the globe, governments and private-sector actors are committing to reducing forest loss and expanding restoration to address climate change

Residential Rainwater

Residential Rainwater Harvesting Implementation Program (RRHIP)

The Residential Rainwater Harvesting Installation Program (RRHIP) offers hands-on, half-day workshops that guide community volunteers to install small-scale passive rainwater harvesting features

The Wildlife Information Network

Wildlife Information Network (WIN)

Explore the Wildlife Information Network, a collaborative platform that supports wildlife monitoring, biodiversity data management, and science-based conservation planning.

KaiGeoCon

KaiGeoCon wildfire resilience

KaiGeoCon is an initiative selected as one of 12 finalists by Conservation X Labs for its potential to transform how communities prepare for and manage wildfire risk.

Regional Wildfire Mitigation Program

Regional Wildfire Mitigation Program

The Regional Wildfire Mitigation Program (RWMP) Landscape Domain is a landscape-scale approach to reducing wildfire risk by integrating fire science, ecosystem restoration, and community stewardship.

Planscape

Planscape

Planscape is an open-science decision-support platform for wildfire resilience planning. Built on best-available science—including the USDA Forest Service’s ForSys model, Forest Vegetation Simulator

AI Collaborative: Wildfires

AI Collaborative: Wildfires

Explore how AI collaboration supports wildfire management by combining scientific expertise, decision-support tools, and artificial intelligence to improve planning and resilience.