Since 2010 the Great Basin LCC has supported more than 45 Science and Traditional Ecological Knowledge (S-TEK) projects. These projects provide valuable information to managers on conservation of natural and cultural resources—addressing diverse management questions related to invasive plants, resilience and resistance, wetland mapping, and tribal dimensions of climate change. Products from these projects include reports, peer-reviewed journal articles, geospatial analyses, workshops and are created for audiences that include federal, state and local resource managers, tribes, researchers, ranchers, and general audiences concerned with conservation.