Recently Completed Research
NC CSC Foundational Science: Assessing the vulnerability of forest and grassland vegetation to climate change and drought in the NC CSC Domain
Contact: Andrew Hansen and Arjun Adhikari
Informing implementation of the Greater Yellowstone Coordinating Committee’s (GYCC) Whitebark Pine (WBP) Strategy
Contact: Andrew J. Hansen and Michiel Pillet
Response of vegetation in the Montana Rockies to future climate change using models that incorporate varying levels of ecological realism
Contact: Katie Ireland
Using field data to validate remote sensing models of grassland phenology, biomass, and forage quality in the Upper Yellowstone River Basin
Contact Erica Garroutte
Using NASA resources to inform climate and land use adaptation: Ecological forecasting, vulnerability assessment, and evaluation of management options across two Landscape Conservation Cooperatives
Ecosystem Energy as a Framework for Prioritizing Conservation Vulnerabilities and Management Strategies
Contact Andrew J. Hansen
Vulnerability Assessment of Ecological Systems and Species to Climate and Land Use Change within the North Central Climate Science domain and Partner USDOI Landscape Conservation Cooperatives
Contact Andrew Hansen, with Diane Debinski, Bill Laurenroth, and Barry Noon
Vegetation Structure indices and Biodviersity modeling in the Southeast US
Contact Linda Phillips, with Andrew J. Hansen, Ralph Dubaya, Scott Goetz, Michele Hofton
Evaluating Alternative Approaches to Identifying Wildlife Corridor
Contact Meredith Rainey, with Andrew J. Hansen, Montana State University
Ecological condition of US National Parks: Enhancing decision support through monitoring, analysis and forecasting
Contact Andrew J. Hansen, with Scott Goetz, John Gross, David Theobald, Forest Melton and Rama Nemani
Vulnerability of US National Parks to Current and Future Land Use and Climate Change
Contact Cory Davis, with Andrew Hansen, Steve Running