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CASC news announcements highlight news from across the CASC network, including new research, upcoming webinars, job postings, and events at the National and regional CASCS. The CASCs also produce original feature stories profiling project success stories, high-interest data products, and CASC scientists.

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Different Climate Scenarios Agree on Hotspots of Species Loss in Red River Basin

Different Climate Scenarios Agree on Hotspots of Species Loss in Red River Basin

In a new study supported by the South Central CASC, researchers use species distribution models under a variety of climate change conditions to...

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New Study Finds That Focal Species in Similar Habitats will Respond Differently to Climate Change

New Study Finds That Focal Species in Similar Habitats will Respond Differently to Climate Change

In a recently published article, Southeast CASC supported researchers assess suitable linked habitat for focal species in the southeastern U.S. under...

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North Central CASC Welcomes Their First Cohort of Graduate Students to Tribal Climate Leaders Program

North Central CASC Welcomes Their First Cohort of Graduate Students to Tribal Climate Leaders Program

Five graduate students have been named to the North Central CASC’s inaugural cohort to the Tribal Climate Leaders Program (TCLP).

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Rio Grande Cutthroat Trout’s Varied Life History Strategies May Help Species Respond to Climate Change

Rio Grande Cutthroat Trout’s Varied Life History Strategies May Help Species Respond to Climate Change

In a new study supported by the NCASC, researchers look for variation in life history patterns across stream conditions in the remaining range of a...

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Resource Managers Offer Different Approaches to Navigating Climate Change on Public Lands

Resource Managers Offer Different Approaches to Navigating Climate Change on Public Lands

In a recent study supported by the North Central CASC, researchers found that federal and state land managers in southwestern Colorado support a...

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The State of California Collaborates with Native American Tribes to Prevent Wildfires

The State of California Collaborates with Native American Tribes to Prevent Wildfires

The Southwest CASC researcher Beth Rose Middleton from the University of California, Davis, is featured in an NPR segment discussing cultural burning...

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CASC Researchers Present Framework for Assessing Adaptive Capacity

CASC Researchers Present Framework for Assessing Adaptive Capacity

As species around the globe are increasingly facing the choice between adaptation and extinction, an NCASC-funded study presents a new framework for...

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Reconstructing Ancient Ecosystems’ Response to Climate Change to Inform Future Conservation

Reconstructing Ancient Ecosystems’ Response to Climate Change to Inform Future Conservation

In a new Science article coauthored by the Director of the Southwest CASC and South Central CASC, researchers use prehistoric data to predict and...

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Case Study Highlights Importance of Engaging Diverse Stakeholders in Climate Adaptation Solutions

Case Study Highlights Importance of Engaging Diverse Stakeholders in Climate Adaptation Solutions

A recently-published case study by Southeast CASC scientist Mitch Eaton and co-authors describe how to engage diverse stakeholders in climate...

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Historic Vegetation Surveys Reveal Insights into Climate Change Response of Sagebrush Ecosystems

Historic Vegetation Surveys Reveal Insights into Climate Change Response of Sagebrush Ecosystems

In a new Northwest CASC supported study, USGS researchers use historic data sets to predict future vegetation cover in sagebrush ecosystems under...

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Climate Projections for Southeast Alaska

Climate Projections for Southeast Alaska

Alaska CASC-supported research develops high-resolution, local scale climate projections for Southeast Alaska. 

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New Web Tool Compares Drought Indices Across the U.S.

New Web Tool Compares Drought Indices Across the U.S.

In conjunction with Earth Lab, the North Central CASC has released the web analytic resource Drought Index Portal (DrIP) to compare drought indices...

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