Erikson, Women Land and Legacy events: This is a small project ($1000) that supports two workshops for women farmers in Jones and Delaware Counties related to climate resilience and water […]
Eells, ACPF and GIS: This project will engage women landowners with a GIS tool, the Agricultural Conservation Planning Framework, to help them make conservation decisions on their land. The project […]
Enloe, Climate Resilience through Connection: This project supports the Women Food and Agriculture Network in their efforts to expand their relationships and networks to better collaborate with tribal and other […]
This project is led by women who organized to offer programming for other women landowners and influencers in our Raccoon River Watershed through a collaborative partnership with CM-CAP partners Linda […]
Health, safety, and preservation of environmental history. Utilizing existing experience and education in the area concerning meteorological and climatological monitoring, this proposal seeks to create a partnership between the Midwest […]
This project gathers a cohort of 15 women who steward Iowa land to compile their existing knowledge of the phenological relationships they use to guide agricultural decision-making. They will leverage […]
There is a paucity of systematic and cataloged environmental observations across much of the Sovereign Nation’s lands, including the Santee Sioux Nation. The frequency of weather extremes, the pace of […]
Central Midwest Climate Opportunities and Learning (CO-Learn)
University of Iowa – College of Public Health
145 N. Riverside Drive
Iowa City, IA 52242
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The Central Midwest Climate Opportunities and Learning (CO-Learn) team is based at the University of Iowa and is a partnership between Iowa State University, Missouri University of Science and Technology, Nebraska Indian Community College, University of Kansas, and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. We are based at the University of Iowa in Iowa City and funded by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), NA23OAR4310629. Established in 2023, CO-Learn is one of several NOAA Climate Adaptation Partnership (CAP) teams.