NE CASC News

2018 saw completion of many NE CASC projects, along with publication of results, development of tools, trainings and workshops to deliver the science to stakeholders around the region. Learn about our Graduate and Postdoctoral Fellows training program and success stories, featured research on invasive species and adaptation strategies, as well as our contributions to the 4th National Climate Assessment.

NE CASC researcher from the University of Vermont, Tony D’Amato, led a two-day colloquium of partners involved in the Black Ash Consortium and other related activities.

The NECASC Project Early Career Climate Communications and Networking has released its Final Report.

NE CASC Fellow Kristopher Winiarski reflects on his research on the population ecology and landscape genetics of vernal pool breeding salamanders and its implication for conservation managers.

 NE CASC Postdoctoral Fellow William DeLuca's new publication tracks one of the most fascinating natural history events on the planet. 

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.