Kristen E Donahue
Kristen Donahue is a Biologist with the U.S. Geological Survey's National Climate Adaptation Science Center. Her work focuses on communications and partnerships.
Biography
Kristen Donahue received a M.S. in Environmental Science and Policy and B.A. in Biology from George Mason University. Her research focused on public perception of marine conservation issues. Prior to joining the USGS in 2015, Kristen worked in avian research, teambuilding and leadership development, and science and experiential education.
Science and Products
Date published: October 19, 2015
A Nation Parched for Research on Ecological Drought
While prolonged drought with widespread impacts on food and water supplies for people is among the oldest stories in human history, ecological drought has only been recently recognized as an important climate stressor for fish and wildlife species.
Attribution: Climate Adaptation Science Centers