Garden-Based Learning Library for MGV Training Moodle 2021

Climate data for the last 50 years show dramatic changes in temperature and precipitation at the global, national, regional, and state levels. In New York and elsewhere, global climate change is believed responsible for more erratic weather patterns, warmer temperatures, heavier rainfall, lower snow levels, and altered season length with intensifying impact on humans, wildlife, the economy, and the environment. Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE) is committed to educating stakeholders about this intensifying challenge and helping citizens implement the strategies that are needed to adapt to and mitigate climate change. (CCE Statewide Plan of Work)