The Southeast Climate Consortium (SECC) is a group of scientists from eight major universities in the Southeast who are working together to study the impacts of climate variability and change on the Southeast, with a special emphasis on agriculture. They are holding their spring Program Review meeting this week in Tallahassee to share results of their research, network, and plan for future activities. They are also working together to provide more climate-related resources to Extension agents and other stakeholders in the Southeast, including fact sheets, videos, and tools which can be accessed at https://www.agroclimate.org/seclimate/extension-resources/. For more information on the SECC and its programs, please click here.
