The Guide and accompanying practical resources are intended to support farmers, private land managers, technical staff, and educators in identifying agricultural resources, incentives, and practices that strengthen their resilience and adaptation to the changing climate.

• Climate change is a reality.  Science-based tools, conservation practices, and resources support farming and forestry communities to begin a process of adapting to a changing climate.

• Support for food security. The guide, workbook, and resources are designed to be accessible and culturally appropriate for the Caribbean. The resources support connection to a network of relevant agencies, organizations, and communities.

This project has been developed through a process of co-creation, with the valuable input of farmers, technical staff, scientists, agencies and local communities. Through informal conversations and participatory meetings, their experiences, knowledge and needs were collected, translated into practical and accessible tools. This project was funded by the USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS).