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Reflections on the Southeast CASC Climate Science Symposium

Reflections on the Southeast CASC Climate Science Symposium

A former Southeast CASC fellow summarizes their experience at the recent Southeast Climate Adaptation Science Symposium where students and researchers...

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Howard University Student Reflects on CASC Internship Experience

Howard University Student Reflects on CASC Internship Experience

Howard University Fish and Wildlife Adaptation Intern Shania Brace shares highlights from her time researching climate impacts on insects with the...

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How Pinyon-Juniper Trees in the West are Responding to a Warmer Climate

How Pinyon-Juniper Trees in the West are Responding to a Warmer Climate

North Central CASC-supported researchers examine the rate of new pinyon-juniper growth against juniper mortality in the western U.S to understand how...

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Alaska CASC Supports Typhoon Response with Drone Surveys

Alaska CASC Supports Typhoon Response with Drone Surveys

Alaska CASC staff and partners used drones to survey damage to critical infrastructure from Typhoon Merbok in western Alaska.

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Creating a New Framework for Integrating the Role of Biodiversity Changes into Ecosystem Services

Creating a New Framework for Integrating the Role of Biodiversity Changes into Ecosystem Services

National and North Central CASC researchers are helping to improve predictions of ecosystem services by bridging the gap between biodiversity...

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Scientist Spotlight: Emily Fort and Paving Your Own Way Through Government

Scientist Spotlight: Emily Fort and Paving Your Own Way Through Government

Explore the work and career of Emily Fort, Communications, Data, and Information Technology Coordinator for the National Climate Adaptation Science...

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Connecting Alaska’s Algal Blooms to Shellfish Health

Connecting Alaska’s Algal Blooms to Shellfish Health

The Central Council of Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska are working alongside Alaska CASC supported researchers to better predict when and...

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CASC Participation at the 2022 National Adaptation Forum

CASC Participation at the 2022 National Adaptation Forum

Are you attending the National Adaptation Forum (NAF) this Fall in Baltimore? Don't miss these presentations from staff and partners from across the...

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Integrating Indigenous Knowledge with Western Science to Confront Climate Change

Integrating Indigenous Knowledge with Western Science to Confront Climate Change

The Northeast CASC is supporting Indigenous communities in the Northeast who are taking the lead in combining, or “braiding,” Indigenous knowledge...

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Adapting to Drought Along the U.S-Canadian Border

Adapting to Drought Along the U.S-Canadian Border

North Central CASC-supported researchers use tree rings to study historical streamflow data for the Milk and St. Mary river basins to better...

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Citizen Science Data Used to Explore Potential Impacts of Severe Winters on Frogs in the Eastern U.S.

Citizen Science Data Used to Explore Potential Impacts of Severe Winters on Frogs in the Eastern U.S.

A recent National CASC led article in Diversity and Distributions leveraged citizen science data to explore the complex impacts that severe winters...

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Possible Fish Fry Fiasco: How Climate Change is Changing a Friday Night Tradition

Possible Fish Fry Fiasco: How Climate Change is Changing a Friday Night Tradition

National CASC fish biologist Abby Lynch explains how climate change is affecting the future of fish populations in Wisconsin lakes and a Friday night...

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