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Two recently published studies investigating past and future precipitation in California demonstrate that the state is experiencing an increasingly...

A growing number of wildfire-burned areas throughout the western United States are expected to increase soil erosion rates within watersheds, causing...

Following an open competition and extensive review by scientific experts, host institutions and consortium partners have been selected for the Alaska...

Drought and wildfire dramatically reduce suitable habitat for the federally threatened Lahontan cutthroat trout, according to an upcoming publication...

A team led by the USGS National Climate Change & Wildlife Science Center has published a new papersynthesizing the documented and projected impacts of...

A new study by the U.S. Geological Survey and its partners has identified situations and conditions where some animals display behavioral flexibility...

A new Southeast CSC supported study finds that common wild bee species decline as urban temperatures increase.

Harvests from freshwater fisheries such as the Great Lakes could total more than 12 million tons a year globally and contribute more to global food...

This opportunity is now closed. Applications are no longer being accepted to host the North Central and Southwest Climate Science Centers.

Warming waters are already affecting where inland fish across North America reproduce, grow, and where they live. Scientists are working hard to...