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60 Years of Data Show Shifts in the Winter Ranges of Three Duck Species in the Midwest

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Detecting a Grassland Invader, Above and Below Ground

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As Lakes Warm and Ice Seasons Shorten, Anglers Are Catching Different Fish Across the Midwest

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April 4, 2023

Climate Change Impacts on Coldwater Fish

Midwest CASC-supported research includes the physiological preferences of coldwater fish to improve estimates of how climate change may affect cold...

March 31, 2023

Invasive Predators and Climate Change Combine for Increased Threat to Florida Treefrogs

Southeast CASC-supported researchers found that the spread of invasive species in combination with climate change could reduce native species’ access...

March 29, 2023

Great Basin Bird Species Occupancy Varies Across the Region

Southwest CASC researchers found that the link between the occupancy of individual bird species and vegetation composition and structure was...

March 24, 2023

Sparing or Sharing the Effects of Urbanization for Conservation

Southeast CASC researchers explore how different urbanization strategies may benefit communities, ecosystems, and conservation goals as cities...

March 24, 2023

Understanding Tree Seedlings Response to Changing Fire Conditions in the Northwest

Northwest CASC researchers studied the impacts of wildfire severity and climate change on tree species in the Northwest that rely on fire to release...

March 23, 2023

Connecting Seabirds and Humans Waste to Coral Reef Health

Pacific Island CASC researchers are exploring how seabird and human waste affect coral reef health in the Pacific Islands.

March 23, 2023

Celebrating Women’s History Month: Advice for the Next Generation of Women in Climate Science

To celebrate Women’s History Month, USGS climate scientists were asked what advice they would give to their younger selves and to aspiring scientists...

March 10, 2023

USFWS and CASCs Work with Grasslands Managers to Prepare for Climate Change

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) and the CASCs have partnered to develop a training course, webinars, and workshops to help grassland...

March 8, 2023

National CASC Biologist’s Research Among Most Highly Cited in Multiple Environmental Science Journals in 2022

National CASC Research Fish Biologist Abigail Lynch co-authored four of the most highly cited science papers in multiple environmental science...

March 8, 2023

Shaping the Future of Wildfire Protection in Southern California

The Southwest CASC is part of a collaborative partnership that is helping resource managers in Southern California address the wildfire crisis in the...

February 22, 2023

New Geonarrative Explores Sea Level Rise Adaptation Options in the Northeast

A new Northeast CASC interactive geonarrative illustrates sea level rise impacts along the Northeast coast and describes climate adaptation options...

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