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Apr 13, 2015

Meet Our New Cohort of 2015-16 Global Change Fellows

This year the SE CSC will be funding 12 Global Change Fellows representing four colleges and seven departments from across NC State University. And the stellar fellows are: Kristi Backe,…

Mar 19, 2015

March 2015 Newsletter

  March 2015 Newsletter News and upcoming events related to the Southeast Climate Science Center. Subscribe to the monthly newsletter here. —— SE CSC NEWS: —————————————————— New Publication – A…

Mar 10, 2015

SE CSC Researcher, Mitch Eaton, Contributes to New Book on Crocodiles

Mitch Eaton, Research Ecologist with the SE Climate Science Center, is a contributor to a new book, Biology and Evolution of Crocodylians, a comprehensive review of current knowledge about the…

Mar 5, 2015

Scientists Work to Understand Conservation Decision Making in the Face of Sea-Level Rise

What happens to the value of coastal habitat and wildlife as shorelines continue to be lost to rising sea levels and increasingly frequent extreme weather events? This question is particularly…

Feb 24, 2015

Newly Published: Comparing Hydrologic Models for Ecological Flows and Water Availability

The article, “A comparison of hydrologic models for ecological flows and water availability“, just published, in the journal of Ecohydrology was funded by the Southeast Climate Science Center to help resource…

Feb 13, 2015

Fire Ecology in North Carolina’s Sandhills: Michael Just, 2014 Global Change Fellow

Learn more about the work of 2014 Global Change Fellow, Michael Just, a PhD student in Plant and Microbial Biology who is studying fire ecology in the longleaf pine savanna…

Feb 13, 2015

February 2015 Newsletter

  February 2015 Newsletter News and upcoming events related to the Southeast Climate Science Center. Subscribe to the monthly newsletter here. —— SE CSC NEWS: —————————————————— Website Hosted for Cyclone…

Feb 12, 2015

Researcher Spotlight – Michael Just

2013-2014 Global Change Fellow PhD Student, Department of Plant and Microbial Biology Advisor: Dr. William Hoffman, Department of Plant and Microbial BiologyEvery year the SE Climate Science Center funds a cohort…

Feb 4, 2015

Southern Forests’ Ability to Suck Carbon from Air May be Slowing

New findings concern a team of U.S. Forest Service scientists who studied data from 40,000 sites in 11 southern states. This study analyzed the carbon accumulation levels of forests in…

Jan 15, 2015

January 2015 Newsletter

January 2015 Newsletter News and upcoming events related to the Southeast Climate Science Center. Subscribe to the monthly newsletter here. —— SE CSC NEWS: —————————————————— Top News: US Secretary of…