NE CASC News

NE CASC Fellow Dan Miller featured for his 'eye-opening' new study.

NE CASC communication intern Michael Crowley recieves national honors from the national Udall Scholarship.  

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

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

A new pubication by NE CASC Graduate Fellow Dan Miller with NE CASC PI Raymond Bradley reconstructions paleotemperature and Climate in New England for distinguishing anthropogenic climate change from natural variability.

 This project addressed the impact of climate on the production of maple syrup.

NE CASC's Alex Bryan reflects on lessons learned after four years as Climate Assessments and Scenario Planning Postdoctoral Fellow. 

NE CASC principal investigator Anthony D’Amato finds tactics to maintain ecological funciton of forests in the wake of climate change.

The Northeast Regional Invasive Species and Climate Change Management Network  hosted nearly 120 people representing more than 50 organization from 16 states at its 2nd annual symposium.

Emily Powell and Michelle Staudinger partner with US Fish and Wildlife to provide a comprehensive review of how natural infrastructure is being used to improve coastal resilience. 

NE CASC affiliated investigator Ben Zuckerberg studies the effects of climate change on grassland birds.

The final report, Characterizing Local and Rangewide Variation in Demography and Adaptive Capacity of a Forest Indicator Species, is now available.  AI:  Evan Grant, USGS