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We develop advanced technologies such as remote sensing, autonomous vehicles, artificial intelligence, and genetic tools to assess species population and health and improve models that incorporate climate change impacts to predict biodiversity response. These tools help managers develop a more accurate and comprehensive understanding of species population trajectories and distribution shifts.

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Population Demography and Food Web Analysis of Large Aquatic Salamanders (Siren and Amphiuma) in North Florida

Understanding amphibian's life-histories can help predict how they may persist in aquatic habitats in the face of droughts and other climate change-associated events.
Population Demography and Food Web Analysis of Large Aquatic Salamanders (Siren and Amphiuma) in North Florida

Population Demography and Food Web Analysis of Large Aquatic Salamanders (Siren and Amphiuma) in North Florida

Understanding amphibian's life-histories can help predict how they may persist in aquatic habitats in the face of droughts and other climate change-associated events.
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Predicting Vulnerability of Southeastern Sea Turtle Nesting Beaches to Climate Change

Climate change may reduce the suitability of nesting and foraging habitat used by federally threatened and endangered species, like the Loggerhead sea turtle.
Predicting Vulnerability of Southeastern Sea Turtle Nesting Beaches to Climate Change

Predicting Vulnerability of Southeastern Sea Turtle Nesting Beaches to Climate Change

Climate change may reduce the suitability of nesting and foraging habitat used by federally threatened and endangered species, like the Loggerhead sea turtle.
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