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A newly-published article, partially funded by the North Central CASC and co-authored by Alaska CASC scientists Stephen Gray and Jeremy Littell...

The CASC network supports training opportunities that enable scientists and managers to convene to better understand the impacts of a changing climate...

The high-quality science produced by CASC researchers hasn't gone unnoticed. CASC researchers and their work were recognized by their peers and...

The CASC Network’s science research and findings address the informational needs of natural and cultural resource managers. In 2019, many CASC...

The CASCs provide early career scientists the opportunity to learn about how a changing climate can impact natural and cultural resources across the U...

The Bureau of Indian Affairs, the USGS, and tribal organizations collaborated to establish a team of Tribal Resilience Liaisons at the regional CASCs...

A 2019 paper led by Northeast CASC Science Coordinator Michelle Staudinger on changing phenology in the Gulf of Maine is among the top 10% most...

In a new perspective paper published in Nature Climate Change and highlighted by EurekAlert!, the Northeast CASC’s Toni Lyn Morelli and coauthors...

Wildfire Today recently posted an article on research partially funded by the Southwest CASC, which found that thinning forests and prescribed burns...

A 2019 CASC publication on the effects of climate change on deer and moose in the Midwest is among the top 10% most downloaded papers on the Journal...