Data

This dataset includes the original Precipitation Runoff Modeling System extractions from the USGS, the models that were calibrated to observed historic data, and the Global Circulation Model runs to simulate climate change.

Ecological restoration is essential to meet global biodiversity conservation goals. Given limited conservation budgets, deciding where to restore habitat is a key challenge for the coming decade. This dataset includes optimal restoration sites selected from multiple restoration model scenarios. We developed a modeling approach to maximize conservation benefit/restoration cost ratios to...

We collected aquatic macroinvertebrate and redband trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss newberrii) diet data in the Oregon portion of the Goose Lake Basin. Data were collected by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) and Oregon State University (OSU) to monitor prey communities in the Basin, and to relate observed prey abundances to specific habitat features. Sampling was conducted based on previous...

An online survey of 189 residents in Guam was conducted between 2019 and 2021 to understand perceptions pertaining to wildfire risk, current wildfire management, and physical effects. This data collection aimed to understand what Guam residents think about wildfires, what they know about wildfire management, if there are relationships between demographics and accuracy of perceptions.

Climate-driven stressors, non-native insects, and emerging diseases increasingly impact forest health across the Great Lakes region. Forest management strategies are required to mitigate these impacts. We examined one strategy, tree planting for adaptation to climate and emerald ash borer (hereafter referred to as adaptation plantings), as an approach for establishing tree species...

To meet the goals of the project, the Pueblo de San Ildefonso’s Department of Environmental and Cultural Preservation (DECP) first undertook a literature review of existing data and information to identify relevant materials, reach out to partners at nearby public lands, and conduct a targeted literature search. The literature review incorporates 79 resources (i.e., media article...

This data set contains environmental DNA (eDNA) data enumerating the presence of intertidal marine vertebrates, invertebrates, and macro algae collected across 5 islands with 10 sites in the Boston Harbor in 2023. This data was collected using water samples collected in association with other intertidal biodiversity monitoring protocols developed specifically for the mixed coarse...

These data consist of gridded projected pinyon-juniper community-level suitability values across western North America. The objectives of our study were to estimate community-level suitability for pinyon-juniper woodlands under current and future climate conditions and compare geographic patterns in suitability against additional management considerations, such as burn probability and...

Customized products were created for fire management partners in Alaska by leveraging projected Canadian Forest Fire Danger Rating System metrics produced by Young et al. (2025). This input dataset contains daily projections from 1980 through 2099 for key fire danger metrics including Buildup Index, Drought Code, Duff Moisture Code, Fine Fuel Moisture Code, Fire Weather Index, and...

This dataset is a "catalog of literature" produced in support of a review paper titled: "What Goes with the Flow: A Review of Linkages among Climate Change, Low-Flows, Water Quality, and Instream Flow Management Response across the United States". The dataset consists of six tabular sheets, each of them containing information critical to the review paper: a summary of search terms used...

An assessment of the adaptive capacity of the Western ridged mussel (Gonidea angulata) that uses 37 factors, grouped by related characteristics: distribution, movement, evolutionary potential, ecological role, abiotic niche, life history, and demography. For each factor, species can be evaluated on a simple “low–moderate–high” scale, with criteria designed to accommodate either...

This data release includes the results of state agency led electrofishing surveys conducted in lotic habitats in six states in the Northeastern U.S.: Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island. The following state agencies collected the electrofishing data: Massachusetts Division of Fisheries & Wildlife, Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife, Vermont...