Data

The datasets were collected as part of a project to model fire refugia and severity from remotely sensed vegetation, topographic, fire weather, and fire growth variables. These data were used to evaluate changes in patterns of fire refugia and severity in relation to drivers. They represent a key deliverable of this research, designed to inform conservation and management across the...

This dataset collection supports adaptive management planning for black ash wetlands threatened by emerald ash borer (EAB) across Minnesota and provides the underlying data used in an ArcGIS StoryMap outlining strategies for black ash wetland management. There is one csv file containing wildlife habitat model data and four shapefiles included in this collection. The black ash complexes...

This dataset contains summarized climate projection and historical climate statistics for selected extreme event and threshold‑based climate variables across the Southeast United States. Data are derived from downscaled CMIP6‑LOCA2 climate model outputs and observed historical precipitation and temperature data. Values are aggregated by U.S. state within the Southeast CONUS region and by

This dataset contains six csv files representing timeseries survivorship, before and after stress testing results, and metabolomics data from a reciprocal transplant experiment using two species of coral, Montipora capitata and Porites compressa. Data were collected from 2023 to 2025 on the Windward side of Oʻahu, Hawaii with coral being transplanted to and from two bays, Kailua Bay and...

We developed maps of of projected present and future climate niches for 9 focal species (including 4 plants [common bearberry, Bebb's sedge, highland rush, and shrubby five-fingers], 2 birds [grasshopper sparrow and black-throated green warbler], and 3 salamanders [blue-spotted salamander, jefferson salamander, and marbled salamander]) to identify climate change refugia, areas on the...

This dataset field sampling of bird communities based on standardized point count methods with distance sampling. University of Arizona field crews gathered all data using 8-minute point counts, with stations placed 200-300 m apart along transects.

This multi-part, muti-scaled dataset summaries information from field sampling of vegetation plots on the structure and composition of vegetation and habitats that were also sampled for bird communities. Estimates are based on standardized assessments methods such as distance sampling, point-intercept methods, and censuses or stem counts that measure basal area, vegetation cover and...

This dataset contains long-term measurements of red spruce-northern hardwood ecotone forests in the central Appalachian Mountains. To evaluate long-term dynamics in unmanaged red spruce–northern hardwood forests, ten ecotone transects were installed in 1992-1994 across the central Appalachians. The ten ecotone transects were remeasured in 2003-2005 and 2023-2025 to assess post...

Bluegill length and age data from standardized surveys conducted during 2000-2021 were obtained from Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota through direct requests. Some data were obtained through collaboration with Dr. Gretchen Hansen at the University of Minnesota. These data were used to calculate proportional size distribution (PSD), mean total length (TL) at age...

Projected proportional change in American pronghorn (Antilocapra americana) population density in the U.S. Southwest under future climate scenarios. Projections are available for all combinations of three future time periods (2021-2050 ["2030s"], 2041-2070 ["2050s"], and 2061-2090 ["2070s"]), two emissions scenarios (RCP4.5 and RCP8.5), and two statistical models (means and extremes)...

The dataset includes 36 raster files of predicted proportional change in wildlife population measure for different combinations of species, statistical model, time period, and emissions scenario. This collection includes all 36 possible combinations of three species (Gambel's Quail, Scaled Quail, and Gunnison's prairie dog), three future time periods (2021-2050, 2041-2070, and 2061-2090)...

The Swinomish Indian Tribal Community (SITC) is reviving an ancient mariculture practice by installing the first known present-day clam garden in the United States. Clam gardens are intertidal features modified by coastal Indigenous people (e.g., creating intertidal terraces to alter beach slope and substrate) to enhance clam habitat for optimal shellfish production. Nearshore substrate