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Science

Research funded by the Southeast Climate Adaptation Science Center encompasses a range of science activities that contribute to understanding the exposure and impacts of global change on resources that matter to our partners and to framing decisions about adaptation strategies, emphasizing principles of co-produced actionable science.

Science Planning and Implementation

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The science implemented by the Southeast CASC provides information about future conditions, assessments of potential impacts, and tools that can be used to inform and facilitate adaptation by our partners. SE CASC supports integration of science information into conservation delivery, by working with, and building the capacity of, resource managers to interpret the science in order to integrate it into their management and decision-making processes.

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SE CASC Science Projects

Foundational Science Area – Exposure

SE CASC Science Priority 1 – 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.

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Foundational Science Area – Impacts

SE CASC Science Priority 2 – 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.

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Foundational Science Area – Adaptation

SE CASC Science Priority 3 – Increase partner understanding of, and access to, practical guidance for framing and making smart climate and land use change adaptation decisions.

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SE CASC Project Reporting

Southeast CASC Progress Reporting Portal

Investigators for science projects funded by Southeast CASC can access our project reporting portal to submit project progress reports.

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