Researchers are collaborating with regional ecological analysis, monitoring, and restoration groups to facilitate their use of climate data in their regular operations and in their long-term planning/analysis. The impact of climate variability and change, especially as temperature and precipitation regimes shift (resulting in differing time of onset for spring, reduced snowpack, etc.), necessitates a better understanding of these shifts and the implications these changes have for practices of ecological management and restoration.
Collaborator(s) / Affiliation(s): Borderlands Restoration L3C, Hummingbird Monitoring Network, U.S. National Park Service
Project Partners: Borderlands Restoration L3C, U.S. National Park Service, Hummingbird Monitoring Network