We envision ARID will act as a new hub that will facilitate connections, partnerships and opportunities not only across campus, but across state and federal entities and other stakeholders to improve resilience in New Mexico.
This diagram indicates the current connections fostered by ARID across 9 different existing centers on UNM campus (they are the circles here in gray), 2 non-profits (shown here in green, current federal initiatives (light blue), state initiatives (gold), and tribal and community partners (orange and purple).
Resources in the community
- AirNow Fire and Smoke Map
- Climate Adaptation Science Centers
- Drought in New Mexico | Current Drought Status
- Healthy Climate New Mexico
- Middle Rio Grande Endangered Species Collaborative Program
- NM Bureau of Geology & Mineral Resources Bulletin 164 – Climate Change in New Mexico Over the Next 50 Years: Impacts on Water Resources
- New Mexico 50 Year Water Plan
- New Mexico Forest and Watershed Restoration Institute
- New Mexico Climate Change Action
- New Mexico Climate Change Bureau
- New Mexico’s Climate Adaptation & Resilience Plan
- New Mexico | Drought.gov
- New Mexico | U.S. Drought Monitor
- River Basin Storage
- South Central Climate Adaptation Science Center
- USDA Southwest Climate Hub
- U.S. Geological Survey, New Mexico Water Science Center
- U.S. Seasonal Drought Outlook
- 2024–2026 National Ecological Drought and Tribal Webinar Series
- 2026 Native Resilience Drought Webinar Series
Resources at UNM
- Bosque Ecosystem Monitoring Program
- Center for Water and the Environment
- Center for Health Equity: Planetary Health and Preparedness
- METALS Superfund Research Program
- Museum of Southwestern Biology
- Public Policy Program
- Sevilleta Long-Term Ecological Research Program
- Southwest Environmental Finance Center
- Sustainability Studies Program
- Utton Transboundary Research Center
- Water Resources Program
