I work to bridge the science-society interface in order to accelerate the transfer of environmental and climate science findings and techniques to resource managers, planners, policy makers, and other decision-makers. This involves fostering dialogues between scientists and stakeholders, garnering stakeholder input to research agendas and activities, developing sustained interactions between environmental scientists, environmental professionals, decision-makers and the public, disseminating research results and products, and conducting workshops on topics of interest to decision-makers. I work primarily in the Southwest United States and northern Mexico. Future regions of geographic interest include Australia, China, France, and India. My primary research interests include climate change, climate services, climate variability, drought, natural resources decision making, and science communication and extension.