Archived SE CASC Funding Opportunities
FY12 | FY13&14 | FY15 | FY16 | FY17 | FY18 | FY19 | FY20
Funding Year 2012
FY12 highlighted the 6 themes from the original science plan
- Science Theme 1: Develop climate projections and determine appropriate projections to use for resource management,
- Science Theme 2: Land use and land cover change projections,
- Science Theme 3: Impacts of climate change on water resources,
- Science Theme 4: Ecological research and modeling,
- Science Theme 5: Impacts of climate change on coastal and nearshore marine environments, and,
- Science Theme 6: Impacts of climate change on cultural-heritage resources
Funding Years 2013 & 2014
FY13 & 14 were combined announcements. Research priorities included:
- Conservation and water governance
- Local-scale climate adaptation decision problem (see attached for details).
Funding Year 2015
- SECAS (Southeast Conservation Adaptation Strategy) framework development
- cultural resources (see attached for details)
Funding Year 2016
FY16 – no funding opportunity released
Funding Year 2017
FY17 – no funding opportunity released
Funding Year 2018
FY18 – no funding opportunity released, but updated science themes were announced:
- Exposure: Improve partner understanding of what climate and land use change processes and associated biophysical stressors will look like on the land and water they manage.
- Impacts: Improve partner understanding of ecosystem, habitat, and species impacts of climate and land use change, as well as the understanding of how these changes affect resources of specific concern to resource managers.
- Adaptation: Increase partner understanding of, and access to, practical guidance for framing and making smart climate and land use change adaptation decisions.
Funding Year 2019
- Risk analysis and visualization to support FWS at-risk species assessment
- Ecohydrology and impacts to freshwater aquatic species and habitat
- Evaluation of actionable science
- Climate impacts and adaptation to support Tribal sovereign management of natural resources
- Evaluation of models for predicting future coastal marsh conditions
Funding Year 2020
- Non-native and invasive plants and animals
- Climate change impacts to game species
- Impacts of climate change on freshwater and near-shore harmful algal blooms
- Risk from super tides for shallow island habitat restoration