Using leading and lagging indicators for forest restoration
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Rethinking the design of resilience and adaptation indicators supporting coastal communities
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Quantitative assessment of agricultural sustainability reveals divergent priorities among nations
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A proposed framework for the development and qualitative evaluation of West Nile virus models and their application to local public health decision-making
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Interview: Measuring Air Quality to Improve Health Equity with Dr. Kelly Jones
Interview: Measuring Air Quality to Improve Health Equity with Dr. Kelly Jones
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Interview: Measuring Air Quality to Improve Health Equity with Dr. Kelly Jones
A SESYNC Audio Interview
Butterfly Population Trends: Insights from Citizen Science
Elise Larsen is a quantitative ecologist interested in population and community dynamics in relation to disturbance and environmental change. Her research at SESYNC focuses on developing new tools for studying population dynamics and phenology in Lepidoptera, with an emphasis on climate impacts. This work as well as previous work involves collaboration with citizen science monitoring networks.
A decision framework for estimating the cost of marine plastic pollution interventions
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Mapping and quantifying land cover dynamics using dense remote sensing time series with the user-friendly pyNITA software
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Seminar: Dr. Christopher Schell
Coyotes, Conflict, and Cities: Exploring the Role of Social Heterogeneity in Shaping Coyote Behavior
Virtual seminar presented by Dr. Christoper Schell, University of California, Berkeley
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