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As temperatures rise on the Kenai peninsula, freshwater quality is expected to change, affecting both salmon and local communities, new Alaska CASC...

As CASC Senior Administrator Doug Beard prepares for his next chapter, we reflect on his long and accomplished career with the CASC network.

By linking historical employment data and future climate projections, researchers supported by the Southeast CASC assessed how rising temperatures and...

An international study of mammal activity, co-led by a former Northeast CASC fellow, used nearly 9 million wildlife camera observations to show that...

National CASC-supported researchers find that scent detection dogs can accurately and efficiently find winter ticks – parasites that are linked to...

The warmer waters of the Upper Klamath Lake were once thought to be inhospitable to native redband trout, a coldwater fish species. However...

Pacific Islands CASC funded researchers found that a fresh approach to managing interactions between native and introduced plants may help restore...

New research supported by the Northeast CASC identifies key plant traits for successfully relocating native plants while avoiding the spread of more...

As CASC Deputy Senior Administrator Emily Fort prepares for her next chapter, we reflect on her long and accomplished career with the CASC network.

National CASC scientists and partners reviewed 47 Climate Change Vulnerability Assessments (CCVAs) on Vertebrates, illustrating the value of balancing...