NE CASC News

A new publication released reviews the cascade effects of deer and moose populations on ecosystems. 

NE CASC Fellow Wang Wen and Principle Investigator Frank Thompson published a new paper analyzing the effects climate change and tree harvest on future tree species distribution changes.

NE CASC project Climate Assessments and Scenario Planning (CLASP), led by Alex Bryan, has come to completion.

NE CASC PIs Richard Palmer and Keith Nislow completed the project "Reconnecting Floodplains and Restoring Green Space as a Management Strategy to Minimize Risk and Increase Resilience in the Context of Climate and Landscape Change." 

NE CASC PI Anthony D'Amato publishes new paper on emerald ash borer management. 

NE CASC Fellow Meaghan Guckian reflects on her work creating the Early Career Climate Communications Forum.

NE CASC Graduate Fellow Nigel Golden shares his adventures in the Alaska's Denali National Park and Preserve. 

NE CASC principal investigators, staff, and fellows, contribute and co-author the Fourth National Climate Assessment. 

NE CASC Fellow Ambarish Karmalkar addresses uncertainty in climate modeling projections.

NE CASC has awarded just over $650,000 to consortium institutions, universities and other partners for research to inform cultural and natural resource managers in planning how to help species and ecosystems adapt to climate change.

This September NE CASC partnered with other climate science organizations to sponsor the 3rd Annual Great Lakes Adaptation Forum.

NE CASC science coordinator, Michelle Staudinger and Tribal Climate Science Liaison, Casey Thornbrugh engage Tribal youth in land stewardship.