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New Report: Testing the Transferability of the Optimal Preservation Model at Gulf Islands National Seashore
A SE CASC research team comprised of Erin Seekamp, Xiao Xiao, Max Post van der Berg, and Mitch Eaton were supported by National Park Service to continue development of the Optimal Preservation (OptiPres) model, a climate adaptation planning and decision […]
SE CASC Fellow, Faculty Affiliate Investigating Insect Conservation in Urban Habitats
The data collection segment of a research effort by Spring 2018 Global Change Fellow Sarah Parsons and SE CASC Faculty Affiliate Elsa Youngsteadt has stood out along the Raleigh, NC greenway. This post, originally written by Michelle Jewell for the […]
New Drought Severity Index Considers Water Demand in Times of Drought to Reduce Water Deficit
This semester, the SE CASC Global Change Fellows have worked to create science expert videos that communicate the state of the science of various landscape conservation challenges related to global change in the southeastern United States. Students chose a topic […]
Highlighting SE CASC Corridor Modeling Research That Aims to Improve Connectivity Under Climate Change
This semester, the SE CASC Global Change Fellows have worked to create science expert videos that communicate the state of the science of various landscape conservation challenges related to global change in the southeastern United States. Students chose a topic […]
Former Global Change Fellow Aspires to Make Environmental Education a Place for All
This semester, the SE CASC Global Change Fellows have worked to create science expert videos that communicate the state of the science of various landscape conservation challenges related to global change in the southeastern United States. Students chose a topic […]
Integrating Multiple Factors, Complex Tradeoffs to Evaluate Adaptation of Historic Structures
An article by a SE CASC research team including Erin Seekamp (SE CASC co-PI) and Xiao Xiao (SE CASC Researcher) along with Arizona State University student Peizhe Li, “Climate adaptation planning for cultural heritages in coastal tourism destinations: A multi-objective […]
September 16, 10am ET: SE CASC Special Seminar on Coastal Wetland Transformation
This fall, Southeast Climate Adaptation Science Center is teaming up with our partners at the South Atlantic Blueprint Team to co-sponsor a Special Science Seminar/ Third Thursday Web Forum. Will the Coastal Wetlands Stay or Will They Go? Coastal Wetland […]
Forecasting Rivers in the Sky: An Overview of Atmospheric Rivers
This semester, the SE CASC Global Change Fellows have worked to create science expert videos that communicate the state of the science of various landscape conservation challenges related to global change in the southeastern United States. Students chose a topic […]
For Insect’s Sake – The Importance of Incorporating Natural Elements In Our Cities
This semester, the SE CASC Global Change Fellows have worked to create science expert videos that communicate the state of the science of various landscape conservation challenges related to global change in the southeastern United States. Students chose a topic […]
Understanding, Preparing for, and Managing Harmful Algal Blooms
This semester, the SE CASC Global Change Fellows have worked to create science expert videos that communicate the state of the science of various landscape conservation challenges related to global change in the southeastern United States. Students chose a topic […]