NW CASC Research Fellowship Program: Training Early-Career Scientists in Developing Decision-Relevant Science
The Northwest Climate Adaptation Science Center (NW CASC) advances actionable science relevant to today’s emerging climate-related risks by supporting research by early-career NW CASC Fellows. The NW CASC’s Research Fellowship Program enables graduate students and postdocs from a variety of scientific backgrounds to co-produce actionable science in collaboration with regional natural resource managers and decision-makers. Fellows receive support for research aligned with the NW CASC Science Agenda, as well as instruction in the principles and practices of co-production of decision-relevant, or actionable, science.
The NW CASC University Consortium’s Research Fellowship Program supports climate adaptation research that is 1) relevant to management decisions related to identifying and addressing climate impacts on Northwest natural and cultural resource management (NW CASC research priorities are outlined in our five-year Science Agenda, developed through collaboration between regional natural resource managers and scientists), 2) relevant to primary NW CASC stakeholders, and 3) focused in NW CASC's geographic domain.
To learn more about NW CASC fellows’ projects, visit:
https://nwcasc.uw.edu/science/projects/?funding-year=0&state=0&topic=fellow-project&project-search=
- Source: USGS Sciencebase (id: 60e73323d34e2a7685d07901)
Avian diet and vegetation data for Hakalau Forest, Hawaii, 2012-2016 Avian diet and vegetation data for Hakalau Forest, Hawaii, 2012-2016
The Northwest Climate Adaptation Science Center (NW CASC) advances actionable science relevant to today’s emerging climate-related risks by supporting research by early-career NW CASC Fellows. The NW CASC’s Research Fellowship Program enables graduate students and postdocs from a variety of scientific backgrounds to co-produce actionable science in collaboration with regional natural resource managers and decision-makers. Fellows receive support for research aligned with the NW CASC Science Agenda, as well as instruction in the principles and practices of co-production of decision-relevant, or actionable, science.
The NW CASC University Consortium’s Research Fellowship Program supports climate adaptation research that is 1) relevant to management decisions related to identifying and addressing climate impacts on Northwest natural and cultural resource management (NW CASC research priorities are outlined in our five-year Science Agenda, developed through collaboration between regional natural resource managers and scientists), 2) relevant to primary NW CASC stakeholders, and 3) focused in NW CASC's geographic domain.
To learn more about NW CASC fellows’ projects, visit:
https://nwcasc.uw.edu/science/projects/?funding-year=0&state=0&topic=fellow-project&project-search=
- Source: USGS Sciencebase (id: 60e73323d34e2a7685d07901)