U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

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A00083

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USFWS

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• Below a Historic Mercury Mine: Non-linear Patterns of Mercury Bioaccumulation in Aquatic Organisms
• Geomorphic Controls on Sedimentation Impacts
• Ecosystem Water Use Varies With Disturbance And Stand Age
• 2005 Crater Lake Formation, Lahar, Acidic Flood, and Gas Emission From Chiginagak Volcano, Alaska
• Assessing Fuel Moisture With Satellite Imaging Radar for Improved Fire Danger Prediction in Boreal Alaska
• The Effects of Wetland Management on Nutrient Concentrations and Loads at Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge
• Biogeochemical and hydrologic processes controlling mercury cycling in Great Salt Lake, Utah
• Evaluating the Potential of Tributary Restoration to Increase the Overall Survival of Salmon
• Gone but not Forgotten? The Use of Airborne Laser Mapping in the Recovery Strategy for the Ivory-billed Woodpecker
• Water Budget Model for a Remnant of the Historic Northern Everglades
• An analysis of Late Quaternary eruption frequency as recorded by tephra-fall records from 25 sedge- Sphagnum peat cores recovered from the Kenai Peninsula, Alaska
• Identification of Wetland Source Waters Using Strontium and Uranium Isotopes, Pahranagat National Wildlife Refuge, Nevada,USA
• Multidisciplinary Applications of a Regional Radiocarbon age Chronology: a Case Study From the Kenai Peninsula, Alaska
• Nearshore Thermal Habitat and General Circulation Mapping in Arctic Alaskan Coasts Using Archived AVHRR Images
• Science Base and Tools for Evaluating Stream Restoration Project Proposals.
• Climate variability and the collapse of a Chinook salmon stock (Invited)
• Processing Large LiDAR datasets for Forest Canopy Metrics Using 64-bit GRASS GIS (Invited)
• Streamflow Response to Climate in the Klamath Basin Region
• Watershed Restoration on Black Drake Ranch: Humility vs. hubris in applying incomplete scientific information to real world applications
• Integrating Cutting-edge Approaches to Describe and Interpret the Timing of Physical and Biological events: A Leap Forward for Monitoring Global Change Across Scales
• Inter-annual variation in the foraging ecology of a brown bear population in southwest Alaska
• Carbon-sequestration and ecosystem services in the boreal ecoregion of Alaska
• Detecting and Mapping Invasive Phragmites australis in the coastal Great Lakes with ALOS PALSAR imagery
• Disappearing Twelvemile Lake in Alaska's Discontinuous Permafrost: Scoping Analysis of Water Budget
• Education in Engineering and Ecohydrology for Fish Passage
• Hyperspectral Mapping of the Invasive Species Pepperweed and the Development of a Habitat Suitability Model
• MS PHD'S: Bridging the Gap of Academic and Career Success Through Educational and Professional Development for Minorities
• River Temperature Dynamics and Habitat Characteristics as Predictors of Salmonid Abundance using Fiber-Optic Distributed Temperature Sensing
• First-year dam removal activities in the Elwha River - dam removal, sediment dispersal, and fish relocations
• Insect-related tree mortality in south-central Alaska may be controlled by prior drought stress as indicated by δ13C and δ18O in tree rings
• MS PHD'S: Effective Strategies for the Retention and Advancement of URM Students in ESS
• NorWeST: A Regional Stream Temperature Model for High-Resolution Aquatic Vulnerability Assessments in the Northwest U.S
• Quantifying floodplain and mainstem channel response to the removal of the Elwha River dams using "old school" techniques
• The Importance of MS PHD'S and SEEDS Mentoring and Professional Development Programs in the Retenion of Underrepresented Minorities in STEM Fields
• Tracking deforestation, tree plantation expansion, and forest regrowth in a Costa Rican biological corridor using a Landsat time series
• Using Bayesian networks to assess the vulnerability of Hawaiian terrestrial biota to climate change
• Biological Agents Influencing Physical Process in a Stream: A Case Study in Response to Human-Induced Alteration
• Evaluating hydrologic response to land cover and climate change: An example from the Palmyra Atoll National Wildlife Refuge
• Evaluating potential changes in salmonid rearing capacity from alternative sets of rehabilitation actions in the Trinity River, California
• Observing lake ice phenology across Alaska using in situ sensors, aircraft, and satellites
• Quantifying Soil Carbon Change from Wildfires in Peatland Ecosystems of the Eastern United States Using Repeat LiDAR
• Remote identification of potential polar bear maternal denning habitat in northern Alaska using airborne LiDAR
• Speaking of Science: stepping out of the stereotype (Invited)
• Understanding relations between breeding bird species and extreme weather
• Building Lasting Impact: Ten Years of the Earth to Sky Interagency Partnership
• Facilitating Adaptation to Changing Storm Surge Patterns in Western Alaska.
• A hierarchic approach to examining panArctic vegetation with a focus on the linkages between remote sensing and plot-based studies.
• An Innovative Approach to Effective Climate Science Application through Stakeholder Participation in Great Plains Grasslands
• Climate program "stone soup": Assessing climate change vulnerabilities in the Aleutian and Bering Sea Islands of Alaska
• Conditions that maximize floodplain downed wood volumes: a comparison across three biomes
• Ecosystem Response During the Removal of the Elwha River Dams
• Increased Arctic Sea Ice Drift Alters Polar Bear Movements and Energetics
• Landscape Conservation Cooperatives: Creating a Collaborative Conservation Vision in the Face of Climate Change Uncertainty
• MS PHD'S: A Successful Model Promoting Inclusion, Preparation and Engagement of Underrepresented Minorities within the Geosciences Workforce
• Multi-Source Remote Sensing to Observe Impacts of Fluctuating Management and Climate on Riparian Vegetation of the Rio Grande: 1935 to 2014
• Shrinking Sea Ice, Thawing Permafrost, Bigger Storms, and Extremely Limited Data - Addressing Information Needs of Stakeholders in Western Alaska Through Participatory Decisions and Collaborative Science.
• Spatial and temporal controls on Alnus-derived nutrients and stream stoichiometry: Implications for aquatic ecosystem productivity
• 52 Million Points and Counting: A New Stratification Approach for Mapping Global Marine Ecosystems
• Accelerating North American rangeland conservation with earth observation data and user driven web applications.
• Automated quantification of surface water fraction using Landsat and Sentinel-2 data
• Coastal Resilience and Adaptation:Working Together to go from Information to Action on Alaska's Coasts
• Conservation status of polar bears (Ursus maritimus) in relation to projected sea-ice declines
• Dune Morphology and Sediment Budget Responses to Varying Vegetation Cover and Restoration: Humboldt Bay National Wildlife Refuge, Northern California.
• Effects of weather on the abundance and distribution on populations of 103 breeding bird species across the United States
• Geomorphic controls on floodplain organic carbon storage in sediment along five rivers in interior Alaska
• Integrating Blue Carbon Initiatives with the Management of Wildlife Cobenefits: a Case Study at the Nisqually River Delta, WA
• Landscape Change Detected Over A 60 Year Period In The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska, Using High Resolution Aerial Photographs And Satellite Images
• No Substitute for Going to the Field: Correcting Lidar DEMs in Salt Marshes
• Remote-Sensing and Automated Water Resources Tracking: Near Real-Time Decision Support for Water Managers Facing Drought and Flood
• Remotely sensing a cold region dune field using airborne LiDAR and high resolution aerial photography
• Spatial and Temporal Influences on Carbon Storage in Hydric Soils of the Conterminous United States
• Topographic and physicochemical controls on soil denitrification potential in prior converted croplands located on the Delmarva Peninsula, USA
• Co-production and modeling landscape change - successes and challenges in developing useful climate science
• Co-production of Snow Projections for a Study of Snow Persistence Projections for the American Wolverine Gulo gulo
• Ecosystem Dynamics and Fate of Warm Permafrost after Tundra Wildfire on the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta
• Foredune morphodynamics and seasonal sediment budget patterns at Humboldt Bay, Arcata, California.
• How Partners are Producing Science and Addressing Issues of Scale for Springs Management in the Desert Southwest
• Measuring and building resilience after big storms: Lessons learned from Super-Storm Sandy for the Harvey, Irma, Jose, and Maria coasts
• Simulation of Current and Projected Montane Snowpacks for the Preservation of the Wolverine in the Western U.S.
• Sustainability of utility-scale solar energy: Critical environmental concepts
• Towards an integrated strategy for monitoring wetland inundation with virtual constellations of optical and radar satellites
• A new multi-source dataset describing surface water regimes across North American wetlandscapes
• Aquatic Connectivity Restoration, Evaluation and Long-Term Monitoring Along the Northeast US Coast
• Assessing the Impacts of a Changing Climate in the Southern Great Plains
• Climate adaptation science in Alaska: evolution of a flexible collaborative network for responding to climate change
• Construction of Landscape Level QL2 LiDAR Data Sets for Species Habitat Assessment in Eastern North Carolina.
• Examining the impacts of culturally-accelerated sediment accumulation on playa wetland ecological resilience
• Foredune dynamics after vegetation disturbance and re-establishment: Humboldt Bay National Wildlife Refuge
• Habitat Change Analysis in a Barrier Island from Multi-Temporal Color Infrared Imagery
• Holocene hydroclimate variability in the Great Dismal Swamp, southeastern Virginia, USA
• Holocene hydroclimatic change in south-central Alaska inferred from δ<SUP>18</SUP>O<SUB>diatom</SUB> at Sunken Island Lake, Kenai Peninsula lowlands
• Machine learning in coupled wildfire-water supply risk assessment: Data science toolkit
• Natural Infrastructure Metrics Workgroup: Framework, Metrics, and Suggestions for Agencies and Academics to Measure Coastal Resilience Performance and Effectiveness
• Sea Ice Changes in the Bering Sea; New Patterns for Wildlife; New Challenges for Managers
• Assessing Watershed and Reservoir Level Sediment Management Options for Reducing Hydropower Production Loss Under LULC Uncertainty
• Classifying and characterizing Arctic and sub-Arctic wetlands using Sentinel-1 and Sentinel-2 data in support of a National Wetlands Inventory dataset for Alaska
• Does Tundra Fire Accelerate Drainage of Lakes in Discontinuous Permafrost? Evidence from the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta, Alaska
• Ecosystem response to the removal of two large dams in the Pacific Northwest
• Habitat conservation to protect carbon resources in the United States: how science and land management work together
• Holocene hydroclimate variability impacts on vegetation and carbon dynamics in the Great Dismal Swamp, southeastern Virginia, USA
• Investigating the Relationship between Land Use and Land Cover and Water Resources in the Caloosahatchee River Watershed
• Lessons from Taan Fiord and Lituya Bay: is Alaska's Grewingk Lake poised for catastrophe?
• Quantifying Drought Effects on Waterfowl Food Resources in California's Central Valley Through Time-Series Remote Sensing and Machine Learning
• Safeguarding future water supplies by restoring fire-dependent longleaf pine savannas
• Sources and fates of organic matter delivery to Arctic lagoons: seasonality, trophic dependence and ecological resiliency
• Who Stopped the Fire? Fire Scars from Ponderosa Pines in the Great Basin and Mojave Deserts Indicate Reduced Wildfire Frequency Even Without Active Fire Suppression
• Applying Local-Scale Knowledge to Solve Broad Global Environmental Change Problems: a Case Study for Climate Change Refugia Conservation
• Assessing the Effect of Buffer Regulations on Floodplain Vegetation with Multi-temporal Lidar and Satellite Data
• Forecasting Wetland Habitat to Support Dynamic Multi-Benefit Water Management Decisions in the Central Valley of California
• From Frog to Forest Conservation: Identifying Climate-Refugia for At-Risk Species in the Southern Sierra Nevada Forest
• Holocene records of wetland hydrology and fire in Great Dismal Swamp (Virginia and North Carolina, USA): documenting natural variability and human impacts
• Implications of future climate for management of migratory waterfowl habitat
• Perspectives, practitioners, and purpose: Infusing a pedagogy of place in an undergraduate watershed management course
• Quantifying peat carbon loss from centuries of drainage in the Great Dismal Swamp, USA
• Strategic Habitat Conservation and Adaptive Strategies for Recovery and Pre-listing Conservation of Eleutherodactylus (coqui) Amphibians in Puerto Rico
• The Cape Romain Coastal Conservation Partnership: multi-decision-maker adaptation planning for global change along the U.S. Atlantic coast
• Tracking coastal tidal wetland change using Landsat time series
• Useful, useable, and scalable: Climate adaptation science to support adaptive management in the US Caribbean

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