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[ncst_acf_importer layout=”feature_content”]{“section_title”:””,”url_text”:””,”no_background”:false,”number_of_columns”:”three-column”,”blocks”:[{“title”:”Global Change Fellow Spotlight”,”teaser”:”Every year the SE CASC funds a multidisciplinary cohort of graduate students representing colleges across NC State University as Global Change Fellows. Learn more about 2021-22 Global Change Fellow Courtney Hotchkiss and the applied research she’s conducting.”,”call-to-action”:”Read More About One of Our Fellows”,”url”:”https://secasc.ncsu.edu/2022/05/18/researcher-spotlight-courtney-hotchkiss/”,”image”:false},{“title”:”SE CASC Project Spotlight”,”teaser”:”Research funded by the SE CASC encompasses actionable science that contributes to understanding exposure and impacts of global change on resources that matter to our partners and to framing decisions about adaptation strategies, emphasizing principles of co-production.”,”call-to-action”:”Read More About a Recent Project”,”url”:”https://secasc.ncsu.edu/science/future-of-fire/”,”image”:false},{“title”:”SE CASC Science Seminars”,”teaser”:”Join us for virtual seminars that highlight SE CASC projects supporting resource management across the Southeast. Wes Boone, NC State, will present \”Brooding Over Climate Change: Implications for Eastern Wild Turkey Reproduction\” on July 21, 10 am ET, co-hosted with SECAS Third Thursday Web Forum.”,”call-to-action”:”Get More Information”,”url”:”https://secasc.ncsu.edu/2022/06/02/july-21-10am-et-se-casc-science-seminar-on-climate-change-eastern-wild-turkey-reproduction/”,”image”:false}]}[/ncst_acf_importer]
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