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The Rio Grande cutthroat trout is a cultural icon in Colorado and New Mexico, but its populations are threatened. Today, the fish now occupies only 12...

Inland fishes are important to communities worldwide and provide many ecosystem services. However, freshwater fishes are especially vulnerable to...

Projected temperature and precipitation changes from climate change, along with habitat fragmentation and other effects of land use change threaten...

A new study co-authored by National CASC Fish Biologist Abigail Lynch reveals global trends in angling interest and activity across the course of the...

A holistic conceptual framework, published in the Wildlife Society Bulletin by North Central CASC-supported researchers, can help support the...

A new Southwest CASC study shows that moisture from the North American Monsoon reduces the coastal low cloud cover that helps regulate summer...

A new study in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences by North Central CASC researchers identifies areas in the western United States...

The Southeast CASC organized a “Needs Assessment Workshops” with partners to determine the research directions and data needed to build coastal...

Title: Co-Production of Satellite-Derived Vegetation Health Reports with Marshall Islands Stakeholder Communities

Speaker: David Helweg, USGS...

In a new synthesis study, CASC researchers found that species don’t always shift their ranges in the directions we expect them to following climate...