The USDA Climate Hubs are an interagency collaboration that works to support agencies within the USDA. Each Regional Climate Hub is based out of a Forest Service research station or Agricultural Research Service lab. The International Climate Hub is based out of the Foreign Agricultural Service. Regional Climate Hubs have co-leadership by the Forest Service, Agricultural Research Service and Natural Resources Conservation Service. An Executive Committee of the Climate Hubs includes the above agencies as well as Economic Research Service, Farm Service Agency, National Institute of Food and Agriculture, Office of Energy and Environmental Policy, Risk Management Agency, and Rural Development. This page highlights content developed in collaboration with a partnering agency or mission area.
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